Alessandro Rocchi

I was drawn to Alessandro Rocchi's pictures from the beginning. He utilises line and shape a lot; as well as using the rule of thirds to make his pictures pop. He gets his point across form the moment you look at one of his photographs, but at the same time the longer you look at one, the more meaning comes from it. He has a way of photographing that creates unity automatically.

Alessandro Rocchi's

Nicholas Samaras.

Nicholas Samaras is a new up and coming underwater photographer. All of his pictures have some sort of amazing draw that just makes you want to stare at them. And he has such a variety of subjects that he photographs. The patterns that he finds in the ocean are simply wonderful. The shapes and lines that he is able to find and portray catch your eye immediately and make you keep looking.

Nicholas Samaras's gallery.

Tom Chambers

Tom Chambers is a newer photographer but he certainly knows what hes doing. in his collection, Illumination, he has religious aspects morphing into something unexplainable. His photos are inspiring while being dark.

                                          Tom Chambers portfolio.

Alex Stoddard

Alex Stoddard is one of My Modern Metropolis's Top 10 Artists of 2011. The second you look at one of his photographs you know why. Alex Stoddard uses creative style and a unique way of photographing to not only to capture emotion but to also to make you feel exactly what the subject is feeling. 

Alex Stodderd's gallery