A photographer trained in New York opened a new studio in Tel Aviv, Israel. He brings to the Middle East a style of photography almost unparalleled in its energy and aesthetic. I had the pleasure to work with Kfir on a number of projects and I found a rare combination of creative freedom, technical expertise and vision in his photographic process.

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Lucas Zarebinski is a New York-based still life photographer. He writes: ‘I grew up in Bielsko Biala, Poland, a small city famous for goose down comforters. When I was 17, I dated an artsy blond girl named Olga who was a photographer. In the few months I was around her, I realized that I had a knack for still life photography. That pretty much sums up how I became a photographer. I now live in New York permanently and create images for a living’.

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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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Rachel Bee Porter is a photographer based in New York. She received her MFA (Photography) from Parsons, The New School for Design in 2010. This work is from her series, The Joy of Cooking.

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The self-portrait work of New York-based photographer Jen Davis is an honest and poignant look at self-image and isolation. She currently has a solo show at the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. [see more photos in this series at Feature Shoot]

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It’s a lot of pressure being named one of the top fifteen emerging photographers in the world by American Photo Magazine. Luckily, New York-based Amy Stein delivers. Her work explores our evolving isolation from community, culture, and the environment. In a time of disposable digital photos, it’s refreshing to see some photography that I want to look at twice. Luckily she’s releasing a monograph of her series called Domesticated. Not quite ready to commit to paper? Don’t worry, it’s all on her website.

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