Behati Prinsloo by Kayt Jones for i-D Summer 2010

In honor of our boys, I decided this shoot suits my mood today. Kayt Jones is the most bad ass woman photographer in all of fashion in my opinion. I did a post on her a long time ago, see here: Kayt Jones

I respect her so much and I adore this shoot. Cute couple shoots that aren't raunchy, are hard to come by. Check it out. 

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IN LOVE with this photo.

The outfit on the left is killer and I love how she is biting his ear! Hahaha.

So sweet. 

Love.

I want the pants on the right! NOW!

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Photographer Spotlight: Francisco Garcia

I am becoming verrrrry obsessed with this photographer. Francisco's work is fun, light, and carefree. I would kill to style a shoot with him. I like how he leaves things messy and doesn't over photoshop his work. Here are some of my favorite shots from his portfolio.

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Love this.

AWESOME.

So beautiful.

www.franciscogarcia.ca

Greg Kadel for German Vogue with Model Frida Gustavsson

Wasn't into this whole spread, but I am absolutely loving this one shot... The crazy blue eyeliner, the shoulders of the top, the ring, the BOTTOMS. I want those right now. XO, Liza

TFS

Favorite Photographer: Terry Richardson

Provocative, crazy, and very sexy, Terry Richardson's photographs are always recognizable and distinctive. He's got his own style, whether you may think it's a tad raunchy or not... I love it. Here are some fabulous photos of his. I chose the more PG rated ones, as the majority of his work involves nudity. Enjoy! XO, Liza

Terry Richardson himself.

Gorgeous Lily Donaldson!

MK

So Bridget Bardot...

Up and Coming Photographers: Waldemar and Max

These guys are ones to watch. With their first big editorial in Dealer De Luxe, these boys are officially on the map. I love their texture and movement. Seems so effortless and natural.

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Photographer Spotlight: Kayt Jones

While fashion photography can get a little "guy heavy", I view Kayt Jones as a ray of light that peaks through so defiantly, yet not "in your face feminine". She began her photography career in London where she was born and raised and rather than saving up for a car at 17 years old, she threw every dime she had into a Leica M4 camera. Kayt studied in London at the University of Westminster and now resides in LA with her husband, an actor, and two children.

Clearly she had a vision and a dream from the beginning and an ardent vigor that very few are cut out for. For this, I am so completely inspired and appreciative of her work. Her use of natural lighting, studio lighting, and even photoshop is always tasteful, elegant, and a tad humorous. The emotions she captures are rare and seemingly organic to the eye.

Below is my ode to Kayt Jones.

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www.kaytjones.com

Photographer Spotlight: Tim Walker for Vogue UK