Tattoo artist Ronnie Cyndi.
I think I’m in love…
Ajarn Krit
Family portrait: Ingrid & Grisha Mutschler
Jessy Nourry bodypainting Lucrezia Duchessa
Photo: Lily Clic Photographie / Virgile Jourdan
Photo: Lily Clic Photographie / Virgile Jourdan
You can see more photos of Manuella Ana in my Flickr gallery: https://flic.kr/s/aHskNnVfKk
I’ll also upload more photos from the tattoo convention to the gallery during the next days.
I don’t agree, but some people might use the word Transmogrify (“To change in appearance or form, especially strangely or grotesquely; transform.”) to describe tattoos. Transmogrify is the theme for WordPress’ Weekly Photo Challenge this week. You can see more entries for that challenge if you visit WordPress: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/transmogrify/
I don’t agree, but some people might use the word Transmogrify (“To change in appearance or form, especially strangely or grotesquely; transform.”) to describe tattoos. Transmogrify is the theme for WordPress’ Weekly Photo Challenge this week. You can see more entries for that challenge if you visit WordPress: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/transmogrify/
Kamila Burzymowska
Kamila is a portrait photographer and, just like me, she is a tattoo lover. Kamila lives in Poland and graduated from Warsaw Academy of Photography. She only works with tattooed models. You can check out her works on Facebook, Instagram or on her website: www.kamilaburzymowska.pl
Thanks to all the artists and models in this gallery!
Check out my articles on “The History of Tattoo”, plus photos from other tattoo conventions here:
https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/tattoo/
Thanks to all the artists and models in this gallery!
Check out my articles on “The History of Tattoo”, plus photos from other tattoo conventions here:
https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/tattoo/
As you already know from my previous post, I went to the North of Norway with my son. After that I spent one day at home, getting ready for my next journey: a trip to Belfast with a friend to check out Titanic International Tattoo Convention. Immediately after returning from Belfast I left on a road trip to the West coast of Norway with 4 strangers – 3 from France and one from Italy. We went hiking & trekking in the Norwegian mountains – just in time before a storm hit the area and several of the roads and tourist attractions were closed.
I have tons of photos from this summer, but I haven’t processed any of them yet. Here’s a few from the last two trips, some shot with camera(s), some with phone. Some landscapes, some portraits:
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Some photos from Det Gode Selskabs rooftop Party at Rockefeller, Oslo. 28.05.2016.
Thanks to the organizers, dj’s and the numbers of people that showed up to make this party so great!
More photos from the event here:
https://www.instagram.com/cguzmanofficial/
https://flic.kr/s/aHskAGKhwp
Beautiful, inked, alternative model @ Det Gode Selskab, Rockefeller Music Hall, Oslo.
This Saturday ‘Det Gode Selskab’ held an event at the rooftop of Rockefeller Music Hall in Oslo.
More photos from this event will be posted shortly(-ish).
Monika Gębala by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
For Leanne Cole’s MM3-3 post.
Three generations. The photos were shot in 2008, 2009 and 2014.
These photos were shot during a six-year span, back in the days when life was still good: in 2008, 2009 and 2014. Two portraits and one self-portrait. The guy on the top and the guy at the bottom unfortunately never met, but they both met the guy in the middle.
Instead of posting them one by one, I’ve divided them into models. First one up is (the title kind of revealed it already) Paulina. I’ll share more photos of her later, but for now enjoy these two shots:
Paulina by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
Paulina by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
Photo by Gil Shachar
Hmmm… I think this might symbolize something…
Magdalena Jewuła by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
More photos to come later. You can check out her official Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Magdalena-Jewuła-photo-model/303103629839923
Tore Kierulf Næss (born 21 February 1973) is a Norwegian master of philosophy, writer and art critic.
Tore Næss was an art critic for the Norwegian newspaper Klassekampen from 2005-2009 and was also the founder and editor of the art magazines Kunstmagasinet and KUNSTforum. Since 2009, Kierulf Tore Næss has been a medical student at the University of Oslo and has worked as an editor for the medical student paper Æsculap during the years 2011-2013. (Source: Wikipedia).
Tore and myself once held up a whole boat when we were on our way from Turkey to Greece. We’d been enjoying some wine at a local place and suddenly realized that we had to run in order to make it to the ferry. A turkish man from the customs came running after us on the docks, while waving his arms, screaming and yelling our names. We were almost afraid to stop and thought for a brief moment that we were on the verge of being arrested and charged with something ridiculous, like being in charge of an international league of drug smugglers or something like that. When the out of breath officer caught up with us, he held our passports in his hand and said, with a heavy accent:
“Mista Nas, Mista Max, You forgot your passports”.
A large crowd of tourists stood by the gunwale on the ship and laughed heartily with us of the little scene that had just happened on the docks.
My first nomination is Nia from photographyofnia.com. Nia loves cats, trees & birds and she lives in the beautiful city of Istanbul (but it was pure coincidence that she lives in Turkey and that this post had a story that happened in Turkey – I didn’t know this when I nominated her). Just like me, Nia doesn’t accept awards, but she might be up for this black & white photo/story challenge?
You can see Nia’s latest post here: http://photographyofnia.com/2015/05/15/ill-be-right-here-waiting-for-you/
Edit: I just dicovered that Nia has a blog dedicated to B&W photos: https://blackandwhiteshotsofnia.wordpress.com/2015/03/13/nothing-left-to-eat/
Beggar with child (& child) in Pushkar, India. Scan from film. Shot with a pocket camera. 2005.
This street portrait is my entry for the Weekly photo Challenge: Enveloped.
«Me & My Girlfiend»
Cardinal Guzman 