As you may know by now, Im a curious person. So naturally, when I saw the beautiful latest cover of Wallpaper Magazine, I had to dive into some research about the photographer and his work. After finding out that it was Andy Bettles, and liking his landscapes and still life photography, I became more attracted to his archive images. The beautiful vintage feel of these double exposure film photography images were some of my favorites.

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The vintage belle’s portrayed in Aneta Bartos photography allude to a kind of feminine nostalgia that at times feels almost fully extinct. I am not certain, as it was difficult to draw biographical information on Bartos, but it appears her photos are either all shot in film or she applies some kind of filter which seamlessly delivers this effect. Aneta’s works have been displayed through the pages of countless publications such as Big, Condé Nast Portfolios, Elle, British GQ, New York and Zoo Magazine. In 2007 she was chosen by Photo District News as their top choice for Emerging Photographers. She currently is the Photo Director for A4 Magazine.

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Another style of photography by Tom Hines; we can probably call it Hitchcock Fashion (obviously shot with film). This series is actually the lookbook for the F/W 09/10 campaign of fashion label Lorick New York (the 3 last images are from Safe Spring 09).   This is a perfect example of how important it is for brand to have a strong lookbook, first, people will remember it, and second, it will spread all over the web like brush fire….

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