Wendy Bevan - Photographer

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I don't know much about her, but I love the lighting and coloring of her work. The architecture and the setting she uses is amazing too.

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This editorial reminds me a bit of Tim Walker...

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The washed out color of Bevan's work is really beautiful.

The model is Tiiu Kuik, I can give you that.

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These are very lovely in its nostalgia:

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Words can't express how much I love these!

Natasha Poly!

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[laurlaur]

Wow. Her work is incredible. I like her style a lot.

 

[BerlinRocks]

I really like it... the polaroids feeling is very good...
who are her clients??? isn't she working for POP??? I think I've seen a similar work in POP...
anyway, thank you...

 

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Predominantly focusing her lens on female subjects, Wendy Bevan's Polaroid-derived photography for i-D, Pop, The Observer, Tank and The Independent is compellingly characterised by its grainily realised dark settings and beautifully sinister mood.

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[Estella*]

oh! thank you for starting this thread!
i had come across her work a few weeks ago, i remember mentioning it to francesca because i thought they have a similar aesthetic in some points..
i love the nostalgic air that you mentioned and how she seems to whisper stories in her series.

 

[BerlinRocks]

everything is beyond gorgeous... and honestly i've read some comments on internet and everyone who writes about her seems amazed by her technics...
but maybe because i love of polaroids...

 

[ParadEyes]

very underrated !