Showing posts with label Lorand Peli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lorand Peli. Show all posts

June 25, 2018

Lorand Peli, 9 years later




For me, the human form (especially female, but I don't have any problem shooting male nudes also) surpasses the lanscapes, static products shots or stock photos. I love to catch an excitement, a feeling, something that represents human being, young or aged. The thing that makes you "hot", different. I can't describe it very well. It's a feeling, and I know you know what I'm talking about.



9 years ago :

"Hypnose"




"Wired"




And today :

"Black" with Carmen Flavia





The ways of style are impenetrable. Lorand promised me an explanation about this change, but I'm still waiting for. Maybe he has nothing to say, his new type of work came without he decides himself. I lived it with my three first books before to find my path.

More colors, more photo-compositions, more symbolism, more deepness, a touch of mythology, are my words to qualify his new work I loved at the first sight.




With Dana Ciubancan








With Demeter Dorel







"Horns of Hoia, part 1" with Ana Catone 
MUA: Raluca Manole, Hair: Nuaela Mihaela





Part 2








"Inspired by Moebius"







With Andreea Ande







With Cristina Simion Cantemir







With Dorin Duca




August 27, 2012

Lorand Peli's interview




Lorand Peli
is 28 and lives in Romania.

The first time I saw his portfolio, I was immediately attracted, telling me : "Ho, there is something inside ! The beginning of a style, a new universe to know better..." And he was very surprised to be asked for an article here inside, his first interview : "I've never took the time to write about me. Until now I haven't even thought about my first steps in photography !"







Lorand Peli, how did all that begin ?

I guess it all started when I took the leap from my childhood to puberty. Like everyone else I had a pencil and a sheet of paper... and I just got creative, as the hormones were dancing inside me. Of course it was just for fun, but I noticed that I liked to draw, with some talent (idest more than my friends around me). I learned programming (I really loved at that time) at the the high school, with maximum grades, so the drawing was just a hobby and a "waste of time" according to others. At this point, I'll skip a few years until the past year, at the end of summer, when I've bought my first camera.









"Eyes wide shut"









Past year only ?...

I knew you'll be suprised. Yes, only one year ago. I'm a "newbie". I always wanted a camera. Since my childhood. So, the last year I have raised enough money to buy a camera. It was a Fuji Finepix E510. A point and shoot one, but I could set it to manual. And in december I got my Sony H5, which is slighly better. Today, I'm trying to get another better one, but I just can't afford it for now.










"I'm watching you"
Art Model Allynah









And how long could you be far from your camera ?

If I don't have my camera ? I can always go along with drawings. Anyway I have neglected them since I've bought it.









"Elements"





Do you feel particularly inspired by a kind of location ?

Of course some locations inspire me more, and sometimes my head is above the clouds, thinking how I could do and what could be the most apropriate for the site.
I don't have a preference between indoor (studio, hehehe, I try to manage one at home) or outdoors. I have learned (because most of the time I can't choose between lights or locations) to manage with what I get. If there is natural light... how to use it. If I get fortunate enough and shoot at home, how can I set my prehistoric lighting set to get out the most of a picture. So for now I really don't have a preference, except how to improve.


What is your process of creation ?

Where other people see disorganization (my mum for example) I see order. Most of the time I start with some ideas, but I always go along as I feel. I guess that makes me easy to work with, because I don't make strict plans (no rules) to follow and I don't have any pattern... I think that I'm open minded, always opened to suggestions, to new things. But it has to be relevant (for me).









"Human nature"
Art Model Allynah










Fine nude art is your passion, isn't it ?



For me, the human form (especially female, but I don't have any problem shooting male nudes also) surpasses the lanscapes, static products shots or stock photos.


I love to catch an excitement, a feeling, something that represents human being, young or aged. The thing that makes you "hot", different. I can't describe it very well. It's a feeling, and I know you know what I'm talking about.










"After"










What's for your next future ?

I have a running idea in collaboration with some people for my first exhibition, and of course I'm thinking about a book. Now it's too soon for me to contact an editor or a publishing house. Right now, I'm an unknown photographer and I won't get their support.


It will come, Lori ! Thanks for everything !




January 25, 2010

The Orientalism in Photography











Eugeny Kozhevnikov
"Without a name, without a sound"










Mimi Nikolova
"Geisha"



















Andrew Kaiser -
"The Queen 04"










Akif [HAKAN] Celebi -
"Precious And Fragile Things IV"










Abe Taltre -
"Watergirl"








Doug Faircloth -
"Blu Sentinel 2"










Sutemmy Djunaedi -
"The Body 01"










Zhang Jingna -
"This side up II"
Art Model Kagetsuki










Minon -
"1001"
Self Portrait










Mick Waghorne -
"Silk"
Art Model Madame Bink -










Ben Heys -
"Purple power"
Art Model Jody










Lorand Peli -
"Hypnose"










OnePixArt -
"Geisha I"
Art Model Lady Anais -



August 8, 2009