German photographer Kilian Schönberger's Brothers Grimm's Homeland series is something particularly special. If you have the time, take a detour to his website where you can enjoy reams of spectacular landscape photography.
I'm behind, oh so behind with this series, but despite everything, it will be finished! At the moment I'm all in love with the photography of Tate Chmielewski.
I mentioned a few weeks ago that I'd been pushing hard with my photography, which included the launch of a new website and now, the weekly release of a new series of recent and unseen photographs. I launched the first collection last Sunday and am making preparations for this Sunday's release. Today I lowered the… Continue reading Yuletide At Wyrd Words & Effigies : Katie Metcalfe Photography Gift List
My photography has been evolving in leaps and bounds since I moved to Sweden, and I'm slowly getting used to speaking the words 'I am a photographer.' I've never had a website for my work...that is until now. If you're interested in having a peek beyond the featured photo, you can find my site here.
It will come as no surprise to readers of Wyrd Words & Effigies that I am infatuated with Nordic folklore. It was this infatuation with 'the others' that reside in the forests and mountains, rivers and fjords of the Northlands which which led me to the work of Norwegian photographer Ole Marius Joergensen, and his… Continue reading Interview : Ole Marius Joergensen
I don't think it's an easy job to use children in creepy photography. More often than not you end up cringing instead of feeling creeped out. But with 'The Girl With The Long Hair' Thomas H.P. Jerusalem has captured a truly deep and unsettled atmosphere which leaves a hundred and one questions clattering through my… Continue reading 365 Days Of Dark Art : 306 / Thomas H.P. Jerusalem
Possessed by this Boogeyman sequence shot by American photographer Duane Michals.
I would love to know the thought process behind this 'Black Water' photo series by award winning photographer Vitali Kurets.
I am familiar with the light Victoria Söderström has so masterfully captured, I am familiar with this solitude.
Adopting the power present in this remarkable portrait by Maja Karen.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 