Photography: Daniel Bartolomé
Realization: David Herráez
MakeUp and Hair : Carmina Camps
Manicure : Carmina Camps
Model: Chanel Asberg (Elite Barcelona)
Stylist Assistant: Karen N. Katz
B-Guided #60 Spring Summer 2015
Title: Seventies Affair

Photographer: Sebastian Kim
Model: Cato Van Ee
Set Designer: Kadu Lennox (Frankupdates)
Campaign: Vince Camuto # Spring - Summer 2014

Photographer: Alexi Lubomirski
Model: Edita Vilkeviciute
Campaign: Louis Vuitton Travel # Fall Collection 2012
Title: A Mexican Road Trip
Via: photoshootbloger

Benedict Redgrove was born in Woodley near Reading, England. Studied at Berkshire College of Art and Design. Travelled with his camera at 22 and had a small show of his work at 23. His background as graphic designer has heavily influenced his imagery. His carefully composed images are clean and strong. He see beauty in utilitarian spaces and structures, loves good design and functionality. His meticulously crafted photographs range in scope from vast landscapes to intimate technical interiors. Space craft, cars, planes, boats and technology, epic set-ups and close-up still life. Strong, striking and inherently stylish, his work has an uncommonly clean graphic quality, resulting from Redgrove’s subtle experimentations with space and colour. His award winning images have been commissioned by advertising agencies and magazines throughout the world. He is represented by Walter Schupfer Management in the USA and Paris and Visual Artists in the UK and Europe, His advertising clients include IBM, VW, BMW, Audi, Toyota, Honda, Sony, Virgin, BA, T-Mobile, BAe, GE, Wink Creative, Swiss, and his editorial clients include GQ USA, GQ UK, Wired USA, Wired UK, Esquire, Wallpaper, New York Times, The Times,

He is currently working on a number of projects that will be exhibited next year. He lives and works in London and New York.
Photographer: Benedict Redgrove
Stylist: Annette Masterman
Model: Kamilla Drotlef
Treats! magazine
Title: AU LAIT

La liseuse from 1oakfilms on Vimeo.


White from 1oakfilms on Vimeo.

Passionate of dancing since she was young, Catherine (1968) became soon fascinated by photography as well thanks to his familial environment, which was very sensitive to the image. She became photographer assistant and very soon she had a portfolio herself. She has worked for clients like Guerlain, L’Oréal, Givenchy, Cartier, Dior, Rado… and with celebrities like Juliette Binoche, Dita Von Teese or Julie Delpy. Always seeking for new stories, atmospheres, and techniques, her work is in a perpetual movement, filming being a complementary way of expression. Her first film, The reader, recreates her artistic universe, elegant and sensual. Catherine lives in Paris.
Portfolio: Catherine Louis
Video: 1oakfilms

Film
By Roberto Badin 
"Lo primero que imaginé cuando preparaba este proyecto fue la imagen de las piernas de una mujer y un close-up de sus zapatos junto a una ventana. Se trataba de contar una historia acerca de una mujer que está impaciente y ansiosa; está esperando a alguien en un lugar contemporáneo cualquiera de una ciudad moderna.
Cuando creaba esta historia para mi portafolios, quería demostrar que también era capaz de rodar una película, ya que la idea se desarrolla junto con las tomas fijas. Se trataba de utilizar una forma diferente de narrar para expresar la misma historia, y la dificultad consistió en no caer en la trampa de producir una película sólo con imágener fijas.
Mi preocupación constante es dotar a la imagen en general de una emoción y construir un objeto estético. ¡Esto es lo que hace fascinante este trabajo!"
 Robert Badin es un fotografo Brasileño con sede en Paris.

"The first thing that came to my mind when I was preparing this project was an image of a women legs and a close up of her shoes next to the window. The idea was to tell a story about a woman who is impatient and anxious. She is waiting for someone in a contemporary place that could be anywhere in a modern city. 
 When I created this story for my portfolio, my intention was to demonstrate that I was capable of shooting a film at the same time, as far as the idea goes along with the stills. It is a matter of using a different narrative way to express the same story, and the problem was not to fall into the trap of producing a film only from a sequence of stills. 
 My constant concern in general is to be focused on bringing an emotion and an aesthetic quality to the image. That's what makes this work fascinating!"  
Robert Badin is a Brazilian photographer based in Paris. 

The Call
Photographer: Roberto Badin
Model: Lystia
Styling: Kannika Chhit
Set designer: Alexis Barbera
Digital: Benoit Soualle
Assistant: Elizabeth Gizard
Make-up & hair: Carole Fontaine
Post-production photography: Graziella Vermeil
Post-production film: Clement Nachbauer
Via: bigreport.bigmagazine.com