Two photographers that enrich our roster in different ways. Freddy brings unique looks to any lifestyle and portrait with his distinct lighting and control over each element. James with his skill at controlling and capturing the art of what’s unfolding in front of him - allowing his automotive work to seem both planned and a slice of time. Rich images, control of light and color - these two guys are a remarkable addition to the EP&A roster.
FREDDY FABRIS - new work, conceptual, automotive, portraits
Based in the US, raised in Buenos Aires, and born in New York this photographer brings that richness of life to his work. Freddy Fabris has a way with conceptual work, automotive, portraits - and you might be familiar with the series where all of these elements met. His Mechanic's Renaissance Portraits -
Huffington Post blogged the work and it received viral attention on reddit, gaining him hundreds of thousands of followers. His newest slice of time 1900’s portrait series was also featured on Huffington post.
Check out some interviews that came out of the work.
http://apanational.org/
http://blog.foundfolios.com/
In each interview, project, or campaign the love of doing the work comes through with Fabris. A desire to be involved, to create - not just capture. There is a richness, a smoothness, and an art to his client work and personal work. Because they aren’t separate in the way that he shoots. There’s as much heart and art in commissioned projects as the one’s he shoots for himself.
Check out more of his work on his website and follow him online as he is always creating new work!
https://www.facebook.com/fabrisphotography
https://www.fabrisphoto.com
JAMES LIPMAN - automotive, studio, the race
When we asked James Lipman for some words on himself and his work he replied “Due to being British, I'm totally incapable of talking myself up. But I'll give you what I can…” which primarily included a link to his work and his online profiles.TWITTER INSTAGRAM http://jameslipman.com
But truly, that’s all thats needed to explain Photographer James Lipman. His work speaks volumes about his interests, his view of the world, and where he sees beauty.
His website says “I photograph cars, trucks, aircraft and boats for publications and corporate campaigns across the world. Other passions include fixing things that may or may not be broken, riding motorcycles and flying small aircraft.” These interests shine bright in his work creatively and with clients. His most regular clients Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
Lipman does love working with the magazine Octane because of the love of old cars. Check out his series on our website under “the race” for a stunning story of the past.
http://apanational.org/
http://blog.foundfolios.com/
In each interview, project, or campaign the love of doing the work comes through with Fabris. A desire to be involved, to create - not just capture. There is a richness, a smoothness, and an art to his client work and personal work. Because they aren’t separate in the way that he shoots. There’s as much heart and art in commissioned projects as the one’s he shoots for himself.
https://www.facebook.com/fabrisphotography
https://www.fabrisphoto.com
JAMES LIPMAN - automotive, studio, the race
When we asked James Lipman for some words on himself and his work he replied “Due to being British, I'm totally incapable of talking myself up. But I'll give you what I can…” which primarily included a link to his work and his online profiles.TWITTER INSTAGRAM http://jameslipman.com
But truly, that’s all thats needed to explain Photographer James Lipman. His work speaks volumes about his interests, his view of the world, and where he sees beauty.
Lipman does love working with the magazine Octane because of the love of old cars. Check out his series on our website under “the race” for a stunning story of the past.
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