The Votes Are In!
2023 Readers' Choice is back, bigger and better than ever!
View Winners → 
Archive Oct 21, 2014
by
share with
To work more of the imaginative parts of our brain today, we fixated on what one can do with under a dollar when discovered ’75 Cents Color Paper’, a photo project using only 75 cents for styling by photographer Andrea Basile. The idea behind this should be a heavy musing for stylists, photographers and make-up artists dealing with portraiture—low budget, big picture. The main material used were paper sheets which were vamped in creative ways to adapt to the models and composition of each photograph, resulting in beautifully structured and colorful array of photographs exceeding far beyond the 75 cent styling expectations. Perhaps you’ll head to Michael’s for some pick-ups after the gallery viewing.
-
- This new documentary is shattering stereotypes of what it means to be intelligent. – facebook, @intelligentlives
-
- There will be free salsa instructions on Nov. 2. – Courtesy photo / Old Pasadena Management
-
- There will be three community altars, in addition to the 20 by businesses, where you can place an offering of your own. – Courtesy photo / Old Pasadena Management
-
- VidSummit CEO says the conference has grown because speakers are there to “share substantive, actionable insights that will empower attendees to achieve their goals.” – Courtesy photo
More from Archive
