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Jeff Newsom

creativetempest — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 12:00:15 +0000

With each and every post, we strive here at Creative Tempest to bring you only the best artists from around the world. From the state of California, this post features Jeff Newsom, a professional photographer. When Jeff does a photo shoot, no matter who it is or what it is, the best word to describe the images you see is real. When you look at a photo taken by Jeff Newsom, it’s a glimpse into a tiny space of recent history; real. “I like it real, no professional models, no pre-scouted locations; simple, awkward, and awesome.” We’re happy to post such talent and vision here on Creative Tempest and hope you will share the same appreciation for his great artwork that we do.

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Jan Steinhilber

creativetempest — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 21:04:15 +0000

Jan Steinhilber is like a master thief, but instead of sneaking into places and taking things from where they belong, he sneaks into places and puts things where they don’t belong. Like leaving behind a token that says, “I’ve been here,” but without disrupting anything else, a master thief with a sense of humor. Jan combines slick design and photography into his works that all seem like they should be real, but can’t possibly be. Sneaking into our ordinary lives to add a dash of the unexpected.

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Robert Maschke

creativetempest — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 23:14:30 +0000

Robert Maschke is a world famous game trapper, and he’s captured some of the planet’s fiercest creatures. Robert slowly stalks, breathing lightly, taking care not to be seen. Then suddenly he bursts forth snapping away with his camera like it were a net cast over his prey, trapping them in a moment of power and intensity. Robert Maschke’s photographs portray an intensity in his subject that is fascinating. An intimate and up close look into the eyes of the people he photographs reveals the power in all of his wonderfully rendered subjects.

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Amelia Lyon

creativetempest — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:00:38 +0000

Amelia Lyon advertises that you can hire them for event photography, but they are really underwater nature photographers. Their work captures intimate couples up close, driven together by inevitable natural desire, in a world of watery luminescence: tropical kissing fish. The sun flares into their photography like light breaking the surface of a shallow tropical sea lapping a sandy shore, giving you the feeling that you and the people in the photo are completely immersed. This poetry in their work takes their wedding/ couples’ photography to a higher level, beyond the stuff the job suggests, and that is why Creative Tempest returns with them, because they are artists finding a new way.

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Joey Lawrence

creativetempest — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 19:51:32 +0000

(Weekly Story Theme: Deep Sea) Through a radio control device, Joey Lawrence flashes light into a deep, dark abyss. Perched on the deck of a massive cargo ship retrofitted to explore deep oceans, Joey Lawrence controls a mini submarine designed to unveil the secrets of the deep one strobe of light at a time. With his camera Joey Lawrence reveals a side of life that is hardly ever seen.

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Marc & Melanie Chartrand

creativetempest — Fri, 29 May 2009 14:54:34 +0000

(Weekly Story Theme: Detective) Far away on the rooftop of a New York City high rise a glint of light flashes from the long lens of a camera like the beacon of a prison guard tower at night. Behind the lens are two detectives, masters of secret surveillance, Marc & Melanie Chartrand. They are peeking in on criminals completely unnoticed, taking photos of soon-to-be infamous characters. Marc and Melanie Chartrand’s highly stylized portrait photography bridges a gap between straight photography and illustration.

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Dan Vojtech

creativetempest — Fri, 15 May 2009 21:08:47 +0000

(Weekly Story Theme: Romance) There is only one moment in life that we all desire to freeze forever, that is the moment you fall in love, and for Dan Vojtech that moment is everyday because with his camera Dan freezes time and Creative Tempest falls in love with everyone of his photos.

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Yuri

creativetempest — Thu, 07 May 2009 12:00:54 +0000

(Weekly Story Theme: Artificial Life) A batch of hyper-realistic robots designed to be more hip than is possible by a normal human being are the subject of photographer, Yuri’s, images. Yuri has captured photos of their escape from Fashion and Technology headquarters where they were forced to pose endlessly for magazine layouts. What will happen as the spread out into the world? Creative Tempest is not sure, but we know that Yuri will be there to document it.

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Platinum FMD

creativetempest — Wed, 06 May 2009 12:00:42 +0000

(Weekly Story Theme: Artificial Life) Parts and pieces wizz out of the shell of a giant super computer. Completely engulfed inside, computer engineers, Platinum FMD, hike out bad parts along with the good in order to find the cause of their problems. Platinum FMD’s hyper-realistic reality simulator has begun to malfunction, impossibilities in real life have started to develop in their created virtual life. The past has come to the future, the elements have become their opposites, and physics and physiology alike have come unhinged. Deeper inside the wire jungle, Platinum FMD gasps at what they find, a child at play making and severing connections that were never meant to be.

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Leon Steele

creativetempest — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:00:01 +0000

(Weekly Theme: Space) Leone Steele has gathered from minefields on distant planets, new elements that contain the potential for unlimited power. Back on earth he has refined them to fuel his Doomsday device, a device that does not destroy with flames, or freezing, and not with explosives, or shrink rays. His device is designed to destroy the world as we know it, by recombining it, reordering it, into the world as we do not know it. What we are left with after the switch is flicked is a familiar world that is completely askew.

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