This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we focus on a French painter who is widely regarded as one of leading Impressionist painters: Auguste Renoir. Auguste Renoir is best known for his combination of traditional outdoor scenes with the progressive aesthetic of Impressionism which gives a sense of the vigor…
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Creating connections with your model, beautiful portrait photography with Aiony Haust
This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we go to Astana in Kazakhstan to meet with Aiony Haust and to discuss portrait photography. Aiony is a young visual artist who started shooting photos with his mobile phone before developing his own style of beautiful and natural portrait photographs. Let'…
Portraits in the burning coal mines of India, black diamond photography by Sebastian Sardi
This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we go to India with Sebastian Sardi, a documentary photographer from Stockholm, Sweden BLACK DIAMOND is Sebastian's long-term photography work in which he follows the life of coal mine workers and documents the effects of coal mining on its communities. Let&…
An early passion for fashion and portrait photography, a story from Brazil with Marcos Calomeno
This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we meet with Marcos Calomeno, a young artist living in Curitiba, Brazil, where he works as a professional fashion and portrait photographer. Marcos had developed an early taste for art and photography when his father offered him his first camera. Starting his journey…
Tides & Tempests, coastal photographer Rachael Talibart tells us about her lifelong fascination for the sea
This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we go to the south coast of England to meet with Rachael Talibart, a critically-acclaimed photographer of stormy seas. Rachael's photographs show her fascination for the sea and have been published in books and exhibited worldwide. Let's discover her…
Innocence and temptation to provoke your imagination, self-portraits with Iness Rychlik
This week on the Prodibi Pixel Magazine, we interview Iness Rychlik, a polish photographer and filmmaker based in West London. Innocence, temptation, provocation, imagination, silence...her fantastic self-portraits inspired by the Victorian era will not leave you indifferent. Let's discover her work through stunning photos in full resolution…