Il existe des connexions entre différentes disciplines artistiques. Bill Gekas, photographe australien, en apporte la meilleure preuve en rendant un hommage appuyé aux peintres du XVIIème siècle et à une période marquant l’apogée du portrait. Vermeer, Rembrandt, Gekas s’inscrit directement dans la tradition du portrait de l’âge d’or néerlandais avec une petite particularité toutefois : son seul modèle est sa fille. Des variations sur un thème qu’il a continué depuis avec des thèmes un peu différents.

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‘The Arrival' Last week we went away for our yearly summer break down the coast, of course I took some kit with me to do a couple of shoots in between feeding the kangaroos and emus ? The costume for this shoot was designed and made by Liesbeth van Muyden and her awesome team from Kidstorical Costumes in Amsterdam. The weather was on and off for us during the week and the one variable I have no control over on location shoots, but I also believe that when you're handed lemons, you just have to make lemonade! ;) I also managed to shoot another image for my Silverleaves series which i'll eventually get around to editing in the next couple of weeks. Enjoy the rest of the week everyone! Bill, Nikoleta & Athena xx :) #portrait #portraitphotography #portraitpage #portraitmood #fineart #igersmelbourne #phillipisland #silverleaves #strobist #limitededition #wallart #artcall #artcollector #contemporaryart #fujifilm #x100f #painterly

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