Marco Grob started in photography by assisting photographer Chria Ann Miller in Los Angeles, USA. On his return to Switzerland, he opened his first studio working with still-life. But after a while he decided to make a career change towards portraiture, fashion and advertising. He has photographed Seal, Boy George and Dave Gahan for Magazines like GQ, Marie Claire, Elle Cosmopolitan, Die Zeit, Style etc. His advertising clients include Levis, Adidas, Zenith, UBS, Nike, Seat and Louis Vutton, to name a few.

Clayton Cubitt, (aka “Siege”) has his photographic finger stuck in many pots. His highly stylized editorial work has appeared in Surface, Rolling Stone, and The FADER, among other publications. Meanwhile, on the web, he chronicles his personal and professional life in photograph and words on his weblog The Daily Siege. His work is, more often than not, relentlessly sensual, saturated in deep colours, infused with an explicitness that lays its subject as bare as possible. Working within his own philosophy that inspires him to shoot with no holds barred, Cubitt’s lens lingers over muses ranging from the mid-coital form of his fiancée in bed with another woman to a dead baby bird set before him.

I came across the work of Ye Rin Mok and was especially interested in the portraits in which the subject is looking away from the camera.

via: Booooooom!

Photography of Oleg Zai.