Ruadh DeLone is a photographer out of Rheden, Netherlands. He started out drawing as a child and then moved to photography in 2007. His work focuses on portraiture with a bit of surrealism. DeLone has quite a few series of works; one inspired by his inspiration from Dutch Baroque painter Johannes Vermeer, and another series entitled “Vergänglichkeiten” which I believe means ‘transiency.’ This series features figures with the face slightly obscured by plastic, and a ghostly image of skulls and bones overlaid on the face. Check out his homepage and Behance portfolio for more work.

Ruadh DeLone Homepage
Delone @ Behance

Phillip Toledano is a photographer out of London. His work has appeared in the pages of the New York Times, Vanity Fair, Esquire, Interview Magazine and more. He states that “photographs should be like unfinished sentences. There should always be space for questions.” His website ha series of works he has done, from portraits of video gamers, phone sex operators, a series of ‘new beauty’ pics featuring models with noticeable plastic surgery, and a Hope and Fear series which focuses on desires and paranoia.

Visit his site here: Phillip Toledano

I have been meaning to add some more photography posts to the site, and am happy to show the work of Erin Mulvehill to kick it off. Currently living in New York, Erin is a graduate of Syracuse University and holds a B.S. in Photography. She states that “my work aims to explore the human connections and subtle nuances that whisper into the ear of our every day.” She has a few series of works on her site, along with some external projects she is working on such as The Camera Project. It was her “underwater” series that really got me hooked on her photography. Each one of these photos is captivating and haunting, you don’t get a clear image of the figures but the emotion they display is very clear.

Head on over to her site to see the full series and the rest of her work: Erin Mulvehill Photography