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Ian and Erick Regnard are two Australian brothers who have created a stunning series of underwater nudes. What makes the images even more remarkable is that they shot the series on large format 4x5 Polaroid film.  In 2010  one of their underwater Polaroid nudes won them International Photographer of the year in the "Special Category".  I think it was well deserved.  I especially love the images of the dancing stingrays with nude model - Simply stunning! Limited edition prints are available here . ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ~ The award winning image. ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard

John Crawford  is a New Zealand based photographer who did a lot of commercial work back in the 80's. He spent much of his time in helicopters and light airplanes, and became fascinated with looking at the world from a bird's eye perspective. In 1984, between shoots, he had an idea for a personal project called Aerial Nudes, the results of which you see here. The project lasted for three years, from 1984 to 1987, when Crawford dedicated his spare time to meticulously planning and executing each shot, dreaming up ever more surreal scenarios. "Part of the thrill was coming up with the ideas, which in some cases were seemingly impossible, and making it work," he says. "I'd hire a small fixed-wing aircraft for an hour and hunt for abstract details in the landscape where I could strategically place a nude. I would shoot reference images of each location, which I would print. On these, with a black ink pen I would sketch little stick figures and add the various pro...

In 1995 photographer Guido Argentini was moved to coat a models in silver makeup. The shiny silver paint transformed the models: dancers, gymnasts and aerialists into metallic statues. " Evoking the luminous polished planes of the work of Brancusi and the verve of Degas’ ballet sketches, these photographs endow the human body with both the solidity of sculpture and the vivid energy of dance. Using geometrical props Guido Argentini created a contrast between the human body and the archetypal forms of geometry: triangles, circles and squares. The final result of many years of work is this book: Argentum A collection of more than 100 stunning photographs."  Argentum is a book but is also a movie, a documentary that reveals the concepts that are behind the making of this book: Argentini’s esthetic of the human form and the skills of the athletes that posed for these photographs. “ARGENTUM” THE BOOK Available in Europe July 2013 Available in USA September 2013 ARGENTUM - The Of...

Mario Sorrenti. Born in Italy, moved to New York when he was ten. His unique style blends Euro glamour and NYC edge. Sorrenti shot to fame in the early 90s due to a daring Calvin Klein "Obsession" campaign with Kate Moss. Shows of his work have been mounted in London's Victoria and Albert Museum and New York's Museum of Modern Art. His distinguished advertising clients include Lancome, Paco Rabanne, and Benetton, and his images have been featured in many international magazines like VOGUE and HARPER'S BAZAAR presenting fashion shoots as well as celebrity portraits from Scarlett Johansson to Keith Richards. Le making of de la série "Sauvage" par Mario... by VOGUEPARIS