John Ciamillo Shoots Black and White Boho Beauties
Jordan Sowunmi — July 27, 2011 — Fashion
References: johnciamillo & photodonuts
One look through John Ciamillo's selected portfolio and it's clear that he has carved out a niche in the realm of greyscale photography, which, while not necessarily the most original aesthetic, he is able to dominate because of his talent for drawing expressive emotions out of his models.
John Ciamillo is based in New York City and many of the models that shine in his portfolio effuse a certain attitude often indigenous to New Yorkers. John Ciamillo's photography shows a shutterbug with a passion for authenticity and grit. He eschews the type of photography that has become the norm in most major fashion magazines -- heavily airbrushed and Photoshopped pieces. In an interview with All About Models, he cops to using Photoshop to do some re-touching and blemish fixing, but he is firm on his ability to not overdo it. "The focus is on the model because to me she’s the most important thing," he says. "She is going to affect how the entire photo is going to feel through her emotions or body position."
Looking through these John Ciamillo shots, it's clear that his quest for genuine emotion in his work has been achieved. Do not be surprised if you see or hear his name more frequently in the next few weeks, months, and years.
John Ciamillo is based in New York City and many of the models that shine in his portfolio effuse a certain attitude often indigenous to New Yorkers. John Ciamillo's photography shows a shutterbug with a passion for authenticity and grit. He eschews the type of photography that has become the norm in most major fashion magazines -- heavily airbrushed and Photoshopped pieces. In an interview with All About Models, he cops to using Photoshop to do some re-touching and blemish fixing, but he is firm on his ability to not overdo it. "The focus is on the model because to me she’s the most important thing," he says. "She is going to affect how the entire photo is going to feel through her emotions or body position."
Looking through these John Ciamillo shots, it's clear that his quest for genuine emotion in his work has been achieved. Do not be surprised if you see or hear his name more frequently in the next few weeks, months, and years.
Trend Themes
1. Greyscale Photography - The trend for black and white photography can disrupt the traditional use of color in the fashion industry, showcasing a more authentic and raw approach to fashion photography.
2. Authenticity in Fashion Photography - The trend for authenticity in fashion photography can lead to more models of diverse ethnicities and body types being represented in the industry and can open up new opportunities for photographers who prioritize an authentic look.
3. Emotive Model Photography - The trend for photographers who draw expressive emotions out of their models can disrupt the traditional model poses and create a more engaging and personal connection between model and viewer in the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - The fashion industry can benefit from a shift towards more authentic and emotive photography that showcases models of all ethnicities and sizes.
2. Portrait Photography - The photography industry can benefit from the trend of authentic and emotive portrait photography and should look to incorporate it into their work to stand out from the crowd.
3. Modeling Industry - The modeling industry can benefit from more authentic and emotionally expressive models, creating a deeper connection with consumers and paving the way for a more inclusive industry.
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