Patrick Cariou - Photographer
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And some more.
all from http://www.jgkinc.net/, where his portfolio is available.
It seems to me as if he has had an education in photojournalism, because his photos are the kind of stuff you would in newspapers, so I think it's a very interesting approach, going into fashion photography with photojournalism in the back of your head.
http://www.jgkinc.net/zoom.asp?imageId=13557
all from http://www.jgkinc.net/, where his portfolio is available.
It seems to me as if he has had an education in photojournalism, because his photos are the kind of stuff you would in newspapers, so I think it's a very interesting approach, going into fashion photography with photojournalism in the back of your head.
http://www.jgkinc.net/zoom.asp?imageId=13557
Found this website for him, it doesn't have a huge amount of work on it though.
http://www.oplus.net/main_menu.html
http://www.oplus.net/main_menu.html
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they are so good!the way he captures sky...it gives that something to the photo.they look so simple and beautiful..thank you for sharing!
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Patrick Cariou Biography
Patrick Cariou's soulful black and white photographs exhibit his rare propensity to capture the individuality of his subjects. Cariou's collection of surfers the world over, from the North Shore to Peru, from Tahiti to Brittany, from Long Island to Easter Island has become a classic representation of the sport. Cariou captures the world’s most famous surfing spots and masters like no other photographer has done before or since. With bold black-and-white portraits and landscapes, Cariou illustrates the strict, separatist, jungle-dwelling, fruit-of-the-land lifestyle—popularized by reggae legends Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear.
In Yes Rasta—the phrase spoken by true Rastafari when greeting each other—Cariou’s direct, classical photographs reveal men whose style and attitude are as distinctive as their dreadlocks. Men who have left the modern world of Babylon in pursuit of their own independence. Men whose lives are intertwined with the tropical landscape, and whose rituals, symbols, philosophies, religion, medicine, agriculture, family structure, and remarkable strength make the definitive statement of self-reliance.
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Patrick Cariou's soulful black and white photographs exhibit his rare propensity to capture the individuality of his subjects. Cariou's collection of surfers the world over, from the North Shore to Peru, from Tahiti to Brittany, from Long Island to Easter Island has become a classic representation of the sport. Cariou captures the world’s most famous surfing spots and masters like no other photographer has done before or since. With bold black-and-white portraits and landscapes, Cariou illustrates the strict, separatist, jungle-dwelling, fruit-of-the-land lifestyle—popularized by reggae legends Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear.
In Yes Rasta—the phrase spoken by true Rastafari when greeting each other—Cariou’s direct, classical photographs reveal men whose style and attitude are as distinctive as their dreadlocks. Men who have left the modern world of Babylon in pursuit of their own independence. Men whose lives are intertwined with the tropical landscape, and whose rituals, symbols, philosophies, religion, medicine, agriculture, family structure, and remarkable strength make the definitive statement of self-reliance.
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AMICA Italia October 1997
Styling: Caroline Chabaud
Makeup: Marie Madeleine Savin
Hair: Stéphan Bompas
"Sapore di sale"
Photographer: Patrick Cariou
Models: Zoe Gaze and utm
Styling: Caroline Chabaud
Makeup: Marie Madeleine Savin
Hair: Stéphan Bompas
RosieNikolaeva scans
Styling: Caroline Chabaud
Makeup: Marie Madeleine Savin
Hair: Stéphan Bompas
"Sapore di sale"
Photographer: Patrick Cariou
Models: Zoe Gaze and utm
Styling: Caroline Chabaud
Makeup: Marie Madeleine Savin
Hair: Stéphan Bompas
RosieNikolaeva scans
