4 Photographers Who Create Portraits
These photographers create portraits in four different ways. Given their unique life experiences and artistic journeys, we’d expect nothing less! From striking and bold to poetic and thought-provoking, we’re taking a look at art from four artists who showcase humans through the lens.
With portrait photography dating back to as early as the 1830’s, it’s no surprise how much it’s evolved, developed, and flourished over the years. While it started as a more convenient way to simply capture images of people as opposed to painted portraits, it’s since transpired into even more creative expressions and interpretations. It makes sense that photographers today are constantly creating portraits that go beyond just directly showcasing a person’s face. Whether it’s pops of color or collage elements, these four photographers create portraits in different ways.
From nature infusions to female bodyscapes, the work from these artists can bring dreamlike imagination, dramatic eroticism, and more types of vibes to your space. From surreal creations to black and white depictions, keep scrolling to find a new favorite artist.
1. Aaron McPolin
Focusing on areas of subculture that shine a light upon taboo realms, Aaron McPolin’s photographs feature female subjects, erotic imagery, flowers, and more. Honing in on his portraits, he often infuses pops of color on black and white or muted tones through fashion, makeup, and creative elements to emphasize on powerful themes. Whether it’s a burst of electric eyeshadow or multicolored hands appearing in the portraits, we’re mesmerized by the strong messages radiating from his fierce creations.
From a woman wearing a bright pom pom top to a collection of hands representing body and soul, we think his photos can be an interesting way to create a striking and bold atmosphere. If his art looks familiar, you may have seen his work featured globally in magazines such as Vogue, Playboy and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, while also winning international photography awards in the categories of fine art, advertising and beauty.
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2. Alessandro Della Torre
Alessandro Della Torre’s fine art creations feature photography, digital art, and drawings of abstracts, people, nature, cities, and more. Focusing on his photographed portraits, he celebrates “the magnificent beauty of the naked female body” through black and white creations. By zoning in on different areas of the body in each captured photo with artfully placed shadows, he emphasizes the allurement of human nature.
From the backside view of a woman’s bodyscape to a nude woman in chains, we think his artwork can be a great way to create a dramatic and erotic atmosphere.
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3. Tatiana Amrein
With a passion for art that redefines reality by stretching the limits of the imagination, Tatiana Amrein’s photographs feature females in surreal creations that explore literal interpretations of common language expressions or emotions. Her portraits dive into faces fused with landscapes, architecture, and nature, resulting in mind-bending illusions and emotionally symbolic imagery. Whether it’s flowers taking over a woman’s head or a female’s face fading into a seascape, we’re pulled into eye-catching scenes.
From a female’s feeling infused into the clouds to thoughts fading away into smoke, we think her artwork can be a wonderful way to add dreamlike and imaginative vibes to your space.
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4. Giancarlo LaGuerta
Aiming to capture interesting characters, Giancarlo LaGuerta’s digital collages and photographs feature people, places, and symbols. Honing in on his portraits, he shines a light on each subject’s personality and style through individual fashion choices, cultural elements, collage-esque backgrounds, and more. Ranging from stoic to confident, each creation pulls us into unique pieces that make up personal human stories.
From two male twins in leather jackets to a fashionable photo of nomadic dreams, we think his artwork can be an interesting way to create a poetic, thought-provoking atmosphere.
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