5 Photographers To Watch

 

☆ By PEGGY CHEN ☆

 
 

IT’S NO SECRET THAT PHOTOGRAPHY — captures some of the most alluring images, something oil paint and canvas can’t always replicate. From gorgeous, glowing sunrises and lively, electric cityscapes to teary, glassy-eyed portraits, take a step into another world with the work of these five emerging photographers.

Sophia Wilson 

by Sophia Wilson via Insatgram

Visual artist and photographer Sophia Wilson picked up her first photography gig at age 14 and she hasn’t stopped since. Wilson’s work often incorporates sunny, toned-down palettes with more neutral shades to contrast. The rising creative has worked with the likes of Vogue, VICE, Nike, and The New York Times, just to name a few. 

Follow Sophia Wilson here.

Alex Gowon     

By Alex Gowon via Instagram

As the creator of GOON STUDIOS and an emerging fashion and photography influencer, Alex Gowon brings a fresh perspective to the table. The photographer’s work perfectly captures grainy sunset shots and close-up faces, masterfully experimenting with light. 

Follow Alex Gowon here.

Anna Koblish 

By Anna Koblish via Instagram

Creative director and social media enthusiast Anna Koblish is the happiest girl in the world — at least, according to her Instagram bio. The talented, up-and-coming creative is known to incorporate thick eyelashes, glossy lips, and that IDGAF energy into portraits. Find her work in Dr. Martens, Playboy, and Uzumaki Gallery.

Follow Anna Koblish here.

Lydia Hudgens 

By Lydia Hudgens via Instagram

Brooklyn-based film photographer Lydia Hudgens embraces body positivity in her stunningly intimate close-ups, redefining the boundaries of modern-day art and fashion. The model and photographer isn’t exactly new to the craft, having her work appear in Vogue, Instyle, and Glamour, but she constantly pushes the borders of experimentation. 

Follow Lydia Hudgens here.

Kendall Bessent 

By Kendall Bessent via Instagram

“Do you feel seen?” asks Kendall Bessent’s online portfolio. The 23-year-old draws out the complexities of growing up Black through his work, being featured by Sprite, Netflix, BET, and Elle. His photos often capture illuminating faces, black-and-white portraits, and a beautiful exploration of childhood. 

Follow Kendall Bessent here.

 
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