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10 Recommended Photographers: August 2016

By Johanna - 3 min read

See who grabbed our attention this month.

Each month, we feature photographers that are sharing great work on EyeEm. For August, we have picked out another ten new and noteworthy ones – community members whose work we found inspiring and who have been particularly active in liking, following and encouraging fellow photographers. Check out their profile and send a hello – they’ll love hearing from you.

Want to recommend someone? Give us a shout on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or EyeEm.

Arno

A strict geometry runs through Arno’s photos, bringing order to a diverse set of locations. His coherent visual language ties together even the most unrelated settings across the world.

Barbara

Barbara lives in Serbia and takes not just great portraits but also of the small details that make up her life.

Yuki Matsuoka

Using only natural light, Yuki shows us small glimpses of her life in Japan and the people in it.

Zach Kalman

Zach shoots mainly in black and white and produces images full of contrast, lights, and shadows.

翰昇李

Possessing not just a great eye, this Taiwanese photographer also puts great care into editing their images.

Gerson Cifuentes

An avid contributor to EyeEm Missions, Gerson takes beautifully vivid shots of everyday moments in Latin America.

Marco D’Emilia

With a keen eye for composition, Marco portrays everything from a ladybug sitting on his hand to wide-angle shots of London.

Deer on grassy field at bushy park against cloudy sky

Benjamin Nwaneampeh

Billing himself as a portrait and lifestyle photographer, this London-based photographer takes great portraits that show how comfortable his subjects feel around him.

MemoryShoot海涛

Take a virtual trip to Russia with these moody street photos of Moscow and beyond – all shot on film.

Teddy bear and russian flag on barricade against buildings in city

Yunjeong Hwang

Another film photographer, Yunjeong Hwang portrays contemporary life in Korea. Many photos are taken in rural landscapes, showing a more human side of country so often famed for its busy city life.

Check out July’s recommended photographers if you haven’t yet. Or take a look at other newcomers in ourWelcome Weekly feature.

Header image by@Mdemilia