CANDY KENNEDY SHOOTS FOR A DECENT MAGAZINE

Candy Kennedy has just shot this fantastic series for A Decent Idea Magazine.

Shooting for a whopping 17 hours straight to get all images done, this was Candys first shoot for the magazine, but with her and Guillaumes creative partnership, it will definitely not be her last . Styling was done by Guillaume and Chrystel.  Make up by Kate Goodwin and Hair by Shin.  Models incl Marius from Cape Town,  Clint from Dubai and Bronx, Linda and Gabriella from Bareface.

                       To see more of this fantastic series visit www.adecentidea.com

Slidefest February 2nd 2011

 

Dont miss Slidefest on February 2nd. Bareface’s very own Katarina Premfors and Dennie Pasion are both talking

Humanity is always in style

Bareface photographer Martin Beck recently volunteered his time for charity “Frontline Fashion” in aid of the Haiti disaster earlier this year. Dubai resident Melissa Gilchrist Higgins set up the charity to raise money for this needy cause.

Martin worked with Bareface hair & make up artist Kat Sumners and 5 of our Bareface models also gave up their time.

Dubai Magazine Grazia popped down to the shoot for the behind the scenes action. Click here to read their piece.

The T-shirts shown are being sold to raise money for the victims of Haiti on www.frontlinef.com The website goes live today!!!!!

Rene, Michelle, Emma

Social Change through the power of sport

In September, Katarina Premfors got together with “photographers for hope” again, this time in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  A group formed to use the power of images to support positive social change. They are a group of photographers from all over the world who want their passion for photography to tell stories that will inspire action, create change and foster a stronger global community. One of the main reasons they picked Rio was because of the Homeless World Cup which took from 19th – 26th September. In collaboration with the UN Office on Sport for Development and Peace, the Brazilian branch of the Sport for Social Change Network, and Nike Brazil, this group oh photographers also worked with local NGOs that are harnessing the power of sports to promote healthier, safer and better communities across Rios; metropolitan area. These projects are having major impact on the lives of those living in one of the worlds most diverse, colourful and disparate cities.

The exhibition of images shot by the Photographers for Hope in Barzil is now showing at UEFA in Nyon – and displaying sports transforming power.

Click here for more info.

Katarina Premfors.. a Photographer for Hope.

Katarina Premfors has returned to Dubai after a summer of traveling and photographing. Her blog http://katarinapremfors.wordpress.com depicts her old hometown of Istanbul with stories and photographs where she went to soak up the creative air from the many events of “European City of Culture 2010”. Her never before exhibited photograph ‘Spearfisherman’ from her ‘Human Nature Observed’ series will be auctioned at ‘The Big Ball Charity’ in Dubai. The charity proceeds will benefit UNICEF, Storytellers & The Manar am Iman School Campaign  

 

Spearfisherman by Katarina Premfors

 

In September, Katarina got together with ‘Photographers for Hope’ again this time in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A group formed to use the power of images to support positive social change. They are a group of photographers from all over the world who want their passion for photography to tell stories that will inspire action, create change and foster a stronger global community.  One of the main reasons they picked Rio de Janeiro was because of the Homeless World Cup which took place from 19th to the 26th of September. In

collaboration with the UN Office on Sport for Development and Peace, the Brazilian branch of the Sport for Social Change Network,

and Nike Brazil, this group of photographers also worked with local NGOs that are harnessing the power of sports to promote healthier, safer and better communities across Rio’s metropolitan area.

 

The teenagers show off some of their extraordinary moves

 

These projects are having a major impact on the lives of those living in one of the world’s most diverse, colourful and disparate cities.

Katarina hung out at the under-pass of a highway to photograph the Hip Hop culture in a favela in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.  

CUFA-Central Unica das Favelas is an oganization that was created by the forming of a union of the youth of the favelas. Hip Hop is one of the cornerstones of CUFA and two of its founders are rappers MV BIll and Nega Gizza. 

offers a new perspective and new opportunities for the kids and through its many workshops, it has a incredibly wide reach which has now become internationally reknowned. 

 

The teenagers at the center practice behind the scenes for the main 'Bradan" or breakdancing competition, where almost a hundred teams took part.

 

Dutch Goalkeeper at the Homeless World Cup Nelson Dameri

The series of photo essays is currently being published by www.street-papers.org  and  www.streetnewsservice.org.

At the exhibition, posing with one of her prints

What happens when you put 8 photographers in the same spot; Actually remarkably different shots!

Excited at the Homeless World Cup

   

With organiser and photographer Anna Wang and David Burnett, world renowned photographer, at CUFA

For more information about Katarina and the work she does, contact lucy@bareface.com or call us on 04 3902040

Neha Faddy, the new kid on our block

Our ever expanding production division has recently appointed a new Senior Producer. Neha, who is by no means new to the industry, has been working as an art buyer/producer for many many years, including a few with Saatchi & Saatchi Dubai before freelancing with some of Dubai’s most reputable advertising and branding agencies.

When asked what one quality a good producer must possess, Neha claims its the ability to stay organized and multi-task. No wonder the pint-sized producer, when not running off to shoots, manages a household of 4 lovely children, a hubby, 3 cats, and a dog!

Want to know what’s in Neha’s wardrobe? She talks to Grazia magazine about her favourite buys. Click here to view article.

Some great car shots from over the years by the Bareface Photographers

 

Photography: Katarina Premfors, Jason Knott, David Knight