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Photographer: Maurice Heesen
Serie: Loveman
A story about a sometimes reluctant super hero.
Awards
PX3 : Prix de la Photographie Paris | 2013 - Bronze | 2011 - Gold | 2010 - Bronze | 2008 - Gold - Bronze || IPA : international photography awards | 2011 - 1st | 2007 - nomination - 2 X 3rd - best of show || Masters Cup : international color awards | 2011 - nomination | 2007 - nomination || AOP : Association of Photographers U.K. | 2010 - Nomination || ADCN : art directors club of the netherlands | 2010 - nomination photography | 2002 - nomination photography || PANL : photography awards of the netherlands | 2013 - nomination | 2009 - 2 X nomination - 2 X merit | 2008 - Panl Award - merit - silver - 2 X best of members | 2007 - nomination | 2006 - nomination - silver - best of members 2005 - nomination | merit 2004 - nomination
Via
Photographer: Heidi Lender
Project: She Can Leap Tall Buildings
"I was in seventh grade in the 1970s when my mother went back to work. It was a traumatic event in my tween lifetime, returning from school to an empty house, my best friend suddenly absent with a plateful of priorities other than me. Mom played the roles of wife, mother, daughter, income-earner, independent-thinker, hostess, dinner-maker, family accountant, homework tutor and household organizer without a bat of her mascara’d eyelashes. Preoccupied with growing up, I was oblivious to this amazing juggling act. But from my adult woman perspective, it seems a heroic and near-impossible feat – not to mention a struggle. And, yet, mom did it in style. She never left the house without lipstick and liner, her hair teased and sprayed just so, and kept her standing appointment at the beauty parlor each Friday. My mother wasn’t perfect, but whether driving carpool, volunteering or planning trips, she played it all effortlessly, nary a complaint or sign of stress, and passed on her capabilities to me.
As I move through my own grown-up life with a mountain of responsibilities, I humbly nod to all the superwomen of the world, especially my mother, who amazingly do it all."
Amazing fashion shoots by Danil Golovkin, talented fine art and commercial Russian photographer who based in Moscow.
Photographer: Danil Golovkin
Portfolio / Web
Thanks: Xurxo Baca
Photographer: Xosé Durán
Model: Laura Martínez
Stylist: Javier Quintela
Hair: Dani Botana
MakeUp: Cristina
Set Designer: Marta Rioboo
Thanks: OkyCoky, Lu'n'Lu, Charel, Javier Quintela Atelier
