Sarah Moon - Photographer

[snickerdoodles]

So lovely!! She does a great job as conveying a mood and creating depth. I love it.

 

[luxmode]

two for the collection, very painterly:

http://www.mfilomeno.com/sissy/sissy.html

 

[luxmode]

two more! i like the composition of the first one...

 

[luxmode]

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for more: http://www.mfilomeno.com/sissy/exotic.html

 

[Estella*]

very poetic, thanks again luxmode!

 

[luxmode]

^ you're welcome

from italian glamour...

 

[luvkoshi]

 

[NouvelleVague]

Lovely thread

[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]French Elle [/font]

 

[Hana_N]

two more
from www.jedroot.com

<---- Paolo Roversi


I find that a lot of her work is too similar to Paolo Roversi's, I often can't distinc what is hers and Roversi's, but I like it, though I do prefer Paolo Roversi.

 

[Hana_N]

Here are two from jedroot.

 

[luxmode]

I came across some more photos...from www.charlieenparticulier.com

 

[Estella*]

^oh, thank you! i love the second one (on the right!)

 

[NouvelleVague]

luxmode, those two photographs are glorious.

for [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Hermes[/font]

 

[Bluestar07]

Wow!!! These are just indescribable! Pure artistry!!!!

 

[luxmode]

You're welcome anna karina

Thank you NouvelleVague. I really like the Hermes ad you posted, so gorgeous!

 

[Estella*]

^yes, where is nouvelle vague by the way? i miss her.

there will be a sarah moon exhibition at michael hoppen gallery in london,
it sounds very intriguing:

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Sarah Moon’s Circus brings together the powerful ingredients of fairytale darkness, beauty and tragedy. This will be the first time Circus has been exhibited in the United Kingdom and is Moon’s second exhibition at Michael Hoppen Gallery. The exhibition consists of 35 silver gelatin prints executed on the set of Moon’s recent film Circus, based on Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Match Girl.

Circus follows multiple narratives of circus performers: acrobats, giraffes, fire-eaters, elephants, a worried clown and a stoic marabou stork. The circus is disbanded when Nastassia, the tightrope walker, trapeze artist and the knife throwers target, runs away mid-performance. She leaves to join her lover, abandoning the circus and her daughter Jane. Some of the performers carry on the charade of a circus whilst others walk away. Some of the animals simply die without the circus and little Jane runs away to the city to sell her matches. Alone, cold and ignored in a winter city, Jane strikes her matches one by one to conjure up fantastical images of her friends in the circus until all the matches are gone. She is found in the morning, dead in the snow.

 

[Estella*]

from www.michaelhoppengallery.com

 

[Lena]

great topic, amazing photographer

 

[travolta]

http://www.horvatland.com/pages/entrevues/07-moon-en_en.htm

 

[Hana_N]

Here's an ad for Cotélac, and I'm really beginning to like her work, before I just thought she was somehow copying Roversi, but her pictures has a more dreamy substance.