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Showing posts with label photographer. Show all posts

Carnivorous Creativity. Meat America by Dominic Episcopo.



above: The Elvis shaped tenderloin is one of the many meat art images in Dominic Episcopo's upcoming new book

Today is Super Bowl Sunday, celebrating the 45th annual Championship Game of the NFL. What better time to do a post about Meat America, the very carnivorous creativity by photographer Dominic Episcopo? Known for his United Steaks of America series, Dominic has created more carnivorous art for his upcoming book, Meat America. Here are some Grade A Prime images you can really sink your teeth into - sorry, I couldn't resist.

Ben Franklin:

Abe Lincoln and Betsy Ross:

Eggs and bacon:

Elvis Tenderloin:

Michael Jackson Calf Liver:

Louisiana, Texas and California:

Kentucky Strip:

Nevada Lamb and Louisiana Gator:

Sacred Heart:

Peace:

Philadelphia Breakfast:

WTF:


MEAT AMERICA is not just a photo story, art print bonanza and upcoming book by renowned photographer Dominic Episcopo. According to Dominic, it's a state of mind, an eye-opening and artery-closing tour of America’s spirit of entrepeneurship, rebellion and positivity. It celebrates our appetite for insurmountable odds, limitless aspiration, and immeasurable success. A way for us to combine a few of our favorite things. Meat. Quotes. Facts. Photography. And the indefinable adjective that is “American.”



above: Photographer Dominic Episcopo

Go here to pre-order the upcoming book, MEAT AMERICA.

Carnivorous Creativity. Meat America by Dominic Episcopo.



above: The Elvis shaped tenderloin is one of the many meat art images in Dominic Episcopo's upcoming new book

Today is Super Bowl Sunday, celebrating the 45th annual Championship Game of the NFL. What better time to do a post about Meat America, the very carnivorous creativity by photographer Dominic Episcopo? Known for his United Steaks of America series, Dominic has created more carnivorous art for his upcoming book, Meat America. Here are some Grade A Prime images you can really sink your teeth into - sorry, I couldn't resist.

Ben Franklin:

Abe Lincoln and Betsy Ross:

Eggs and bacon:

Elvis Tenderloin:

Michael Jackson Calf Liver:

Louisiana, Texas and California:

Kentucky Strip:

Nevada Lamb and Louisiana Gator:

Sacred Heart:

Peace:

Philadelphia Breakfast:

WTF:


MEAT AMERICA is not just a photo story, art print bonanza and upcoming book by renowned photographer Dominic Episcopo. According to Dominic, it's a state of mind, an eye-opening and artery-closing tour of America’s spirit of entrepeneurship, rebellion and positivity. It celebrates our appetite for insurmountable odds, limitless aspiration, and immeasurable success. A way for us to combine a few of our favorite things. Meat. Quotes. Facts. Photography. And the indefinable adjective that is “American.”



above: Photographer Dominic Episcopo

Go here to pre-order the upcoming book, MEAT AMERICA.

The Unusual & Beautiful Photography of Shoji Uchida




Photographer and cinematographer, Shoji Uchida, has an eye for the unusual. Born in 1969, he became an award-winning photographer in 1993 and creates commercial, editorial and advertising photography that is both striking and stunningly composed. He has shot for many well-known brands including Nike, Apple, Toyota, Uniqlo, Nintendo, American Express and Sony.

Like some of my other favorite photographers (Eugenio Recuenco, Erwin Olaf , Annie Leibovitz and Massimo Gammacurta), there's hardly anything this photographer cannot shoot. Fantasy, reality, fashion, graphic, emotional, artsy or journalistic, Shoji Uchida can do it justice.

He has a large portfolio which encompasses many various types of styles. Here are a few of his images so you can see the breadth of his work.

Advertising and commercial work:

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Now take a look at some of his personal and editorial work. very different stylistically, but equally as compelling as the above images:





See his entire portfolio here as well as his cinematic work here.