Photography

Detlef Koertge grew up in Germany before he moved to the United States in 1997. He met his artisan wife Debra and decided to stay and live with his family in the United States. Detlef started his photographic excursions when he was 12 years old but he only got serious about portrait photography in 2007. He never had a formal education in visual arts or photography and frustration with his photographic results led him to sell his photography equipment multiple times over the years.
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Director at Studio Photo Rose Gabriel De La Lyre, Fine Art Photographer at Vogue and International Independent Artist Painter at River Gallery. In Vienna, where she worked as an assistant with the artist Prof Ernst Fuchs, with whom she developed a friendship.

She has had more than 20 exhibitions in Europe. Beginning at age 12. Her first exhibition was in Winnenden, Germany.

Rebecca Knowles (formerly known as Rebecca Parker Photography) is a photographer Based in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England.
Working from a home studio in central Leamington Spa and outdoor locations nearby, Rebecca can provide captivating portraits for Fashion, Actors, Models, Individuals, Business People, PR, Entrepreneurs, Writers, Musicians and Groups.
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Emily Soto is a photographer residing in New York City with her husband Vic and Scottish Fold Twinkle. Each image captured by Soto emanates with her distinct visionary and romantic style characterized by a perennial stream of emotively captivating, artistically adept, visual pieces. While her focus is high-fashion, she finds pleasure in personal artistic projects and by providing fellow photographers, through her workshops, with the skills and confidence to both pursue and fulfill their own photographic aspirations. more » “Emily Soto – Fiori Couture”

Here is an exclusive interview with Nina Pak, the Art Director / Curator, Staff Photographer for Miroir Magazine.

Q: What fascinates you in regard to the images you have been creating lately?

A: I find that I am drawn to reflections and shadows, mirrored images, textures and delicate details, anything that has potential for a story. Small objects from nature, little antique treasures, costumes that speak for themselves, something unique and wonderful.

Q: Symbolism seems to be a major component of everything you create, can you speak about this?

A: I have always been drawn to symbolic imagery, from ancient orthodox Icons to Tibetian Tankas, art that tells a story of the soul’s journey is of interest to me.
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