Alessia Glaviano – Vogue Italia’s Senior Photo Editor – Exclusive Interview with Joanne Carter
‘In the age of social networks it’s becoming harder for an image to stand out and become iconic’. Alessia Giaviano Photo Editor of Vogue Italia talks with Joanne Carter at TheAppWhisperer.com. ‘I agree with Fred Richin (Photography and Imaging at New York University‘s Tisch School of the Arts and co-director of the NYU/Magnum Foundation Photography and Human Rights educational program) when he says that ‘in the era of the image, the image loses power’. We are delighted to publish this interview with Alessia Glaviano Senior Photo Editor for Vogue Italia and L’Uomo Vogue. Born in Palermo, Italy, she is now based in Milan, having lived and worked for many years…
Mobile Photographer Demonstrates Smartphone Photography Tips with Huawei
To mark World Photography Day, an annual celebration of the art, craft, science and history of photography took place yesterday with Huawei sharing top photography tips to inspire our readers toget creative with their smartphone camera. (all images captured on Huawei P40 Pro Smartphone) Huawei has been working in partnership with renowned camera experts, Leica Camera AG, since 2016 to make premium photography experiences more accessible to their customers. With the shared goal of reinventing smartphone photography, the partnership has continued to evolve each year, bringing Huawei users cutting edge innovation across the brand’s smartphone devices. The latest Huawei P40 Pro flagship device picks up the torch from its predecessor,…
#LetsValueAllArtists
The force of art is the single most important fuel for the entire world. And yet, the single thing artists have in common with other artists today, is additional employment*. Simply because the value of art has become harder to elevate. Influential artists today, are as yesterday, grounded, with their sights set beyond the advancement of their own careers but on continued development, utilising their status to extend their network to help others. TheAppWhisperer was built almost ten years ago and continues to thrive and support a viral network of mobile photographers and artists throughout the world. Without the support of our donors, our economic engine would die out. And…
The Fluid Self: Visualising New Identities
This month Adobe Stock are exploring the ways our views of identity are changing and how Adobe are looking to bring greater diversity to stock. Adobe’s Principal of Creative and Visual Trends, Brenda Milis highlights that, “Identity is so much less permanent and stable than it used to be. Just consider the fact that Facebook has 71 gender options now. There are endless permutations of individual identity. A few years ago, people were talking about race or ethnicity, then body type, abilities, and age. Now we’re looking at the fluid self—identity as a vast and ever-changing range of ideas that should all be celebrated.” As we examine this trend, we’ll consider…
My Latest Vogue Column Interview Published with Photographer Clara Giaminardi Today!
I am beyond ecstatic, my latest interview has just been published to Vogue and when this happens, I am always thrilled. This time, I interviewed the incredibly talented photographer, Clara Giaminardi, I utterly adore her work. “Cascading into the world in 1992, Italian visual linguist, Clara Giaminardi’s later emergence into the photographic cosmos represents a deeply personal, complex and largely enduring oeuvre. Consisting notably of visceral, primordial and emotional portraiture that she describes as “creating a mirror to discover the self through the other,” in this conversation with PhotoVogue Columnist, Joanne Carter. Read more at Vogue, here.
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My Latest Vogue Column Feature Article Published with Photographer Elizabeth Koning
Yes! My latest Vogue interview has just been published with Elizabeth Koning. She is an incredibly talented photographer and I so adore her work. “My photographs testify of intensive, old-fashioned labour. You’ll see portraits of both adults and children, grown still, soberly, in almost painted surroundings”, says Koning. Highly skilled and utlising the ’Sfumato’ technique in much of her portraiture, Koning… (please read more of this interview, here). My column at Vogue looks at the philosophy of the photographer as well as their incredible portfolios. Read the whole article here:
My Latest Vogue Column Feature Article Published with Photographer Justine Tjallinks
Oh yes! I love Justine Tjallinks’ photography and I am so proud that my interview with her has just been published to Vogue. My column at Vogue looks at the philosophy of the photographer as well as their incredible portfolios. Please do take a look at Tjallinks work and of course, read my interview: ”Tjallinks art is about openness, communication and it is about consciousness, specifically raising it, with delicacy, skill and intuition. She upturns the industry’s fickleness and by extension of herself, uses the camera as a humanitarian aid, so we can all bathe and breathe in the gloriousness that she creates” Interview by Joanne Carter Read the whole…
My Latest Vogue Column Feature Article Published with Photographer Alice Rosati
I love it when my work is published in Vogue and I think you will love to read this too. Alice Rosati is a very talented photographer. My column looks at the philosophy of the photographer as well as their incredible portfolios. “During the photographic shoot, Rosati establishes an intimate relationship with her strong, gutsy and sexually free models. Her work emits sexual desire, not only of the model but also by extension of herself, as the photographer. The level of erotism established is subtle, mysterious and hypnotic despite the heavy overtones of voyeurism. Throughout the shoot, she embodies the model and metaphorically, they become one“. ©Joanne Carter@Vogue.it To read…
Mostly Mobile Photography & Mobile Art – Tickle Your Fancy #55
Welcome back to our fifty third post in our ‘Tickle Your Fancy’ section. ‘Tickle Your Fancy’ includes a round-up of between three to five links to articles from around the internet that have specifically interested us during the course of the week. Ones that we feel are relevant to your interest in photography and art. Just to explain the title for this section ‘Tickle Your Fancy’ is an English idiom and essentially means that something appeals to you and perhaps stimulates your imagination in an enthusiastic way, we felt it would make a great title for this new section of the site. Enjoy!
My Latest Vogue Column Article Published with Photographer Kiki Xue
I am so pleased to see my latest article for my column at Vogue has just been published. This time I interviewed the fabulously talented photographer, Kiki Xue. “Xue’s photographic work is marked by his belief that ‘true beauty lies within’, and there’s magic to be found. His eye is seasoned by his appreciation of art history representing Eastern and Western Cultures both traditional and modern. As he explains, “photography emphasizes the drawing part and portraiture is only a carrier of design. They are combined with each other. I like to observe different faces with different stories. For me, portrait photography puts a face to the story in my mind.…
