‘Everything manmade references nature, Torkil Gudnason says. The fashion photographer uses exaggerated lighting and colored filters to amplify the verdant fragility of the flowers and plants he photographs. The resulting images celebrate nature’s endless permutations, evoking millennia of evolution in the curvature of a single stem. This work is from his fine art series, Hothouse Color.

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Watch some of fashion’s most beautiful women squirm. On the back of a Vogue shoot in 2002, fashion photographer Nick Knight asked his models to stand in front of the camera undirected for two minutes. The results are awkward, very awkward in fact, but highly addictive and show a different side to these famed beauties we see so often.

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GL Wood is a fashion photographer based in New York City. His unique style combines photography with dadaist design, japanese minimalism, and colorful, tangible papièr collages.

His models seem to undergo a body modification that is somehow beyond photoshop. The eclectic talent, without notice, suddenly shifts to unexpected austerity: the black and white, dusty pictures, after the fireworks of bright colors, have a soothing effect.

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