A wonderful post about my cinema-graphs can be found on the Wonderful Machine blog, by clicking this link below:

http://www.wonderfulmachine.com/blog/2012/01/cinematic-cinemagraphs/

I hope you have a wonderful holiday season and a very amazing new year!

“Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to…love what you do. – Your time is limited. Don’t waste it living someone else’s life”. – Steve Jobs

I just signed up for Society 6, a venue for buying and selling artwork from all over the world. Check it!
http://society6.com/tamarlevine

A test for an upcoming shoot in collaboration with Sam of Topsy Design ! Modeling by Erin Huiett. Please click to enlarge!

I really should have everything linked up- my website, blog, Tumblr, Facebook page, Flickr, and Twitter. But in the meantime, I have started a Tumblr (awhile ago, actually). It is a collection of my 11:11am photos that I take everyday. If you are on Tumblr please take a look (if you are not on Tumblr please take a look as well!): http://tamarlevine.tumblr.com/

Also I have some work featured on Ben Trovato, plus a little interview about the shooting process. Please check it out here: http://bentrovatoblog.com/photography/little-boxes-by-tamar-levine/

Thank you and Happy Monday/Valentines Day!

I hope everyone has such a wonderful holiday season and an amazing, magical New Year!!!

xxTamar

Here are a couple photos I shot, in collaboration with Ryan Schude, at the Hollywood Castle. Please click to enlarge to see the detail!

This month’s assignment for thisisaphotoblog.com was to shoot a self-portrait, inspired by one of the other photographers’ work on TIAPB. This was an incredibly challenging assignment for me! After looking through the websites of ALL the photogs on the site, I chose Jennie Warren as inspiration. Please see below for final product, and click to see the TIAPB entry!

Last week I posted a behind-the-scenes video from my photoshoot with XCVI for the Resort 2010 line. Now the photos are finished! Milla, XCVI’s illustrator, worked hard to draw a french new wave-inspired setting for each picture. Please see below for some of the photos, and check out XCVI’s website for all the looks in color with info about each piece. XCVI also put together a behind-the-scenes video (which includes my stop-motion video). You can find this video below the photos!