Ruven Afanador is considered one of the leading photographers working in celebrity and fashion photography. His work appears in most major fashion magazines in the world as well as in The New Yorker. His commercial clients include Arista, Cacharel, Christian Dior, Elektra et al.
Noel Pardo, Bogota, Colombia
Noel Pardo, Bogota, Colombia
Noel Pardo, Bogota, Colombia
Noel Pardo, Bogota, Colombia
Cristobal Pardo Jr., Bogota, Colombia.jpg
Eduardo Gallo Espinosa, "El Gallo", Salamanca, Spain
Ramiro Cadena Payan, Madrid, Spain
Ramiro Cadena Payan, Madrid, Spain
Jose Manuel Hernandez Zamorano, Salamanca, Spain
Fabian Barba Rivas, Mexico City, Mexico
Emilio Jose Chamon Ortega, Madrid, Spain
Salvador Ruano Sanchon, Salamanca, Spain
Miguel Angel Gomez, Lima, Peru
Matias Tejela Correa, Madrid, Spain
Leonardo, Mexico City, Mexico
Diego Vega Garcia, "Veguita", Madrid, Spain
Alfredo Covilla, "El Rubio de San Diego", Bogota, Colombia
Alejandro Parralo Ginebrosa, Madrid, Spain
Jose Luis Pintado Martinez, Madrid, Spain
In the fall of 2001, a decade after his work first began attracting widespread attention, he published his first book, Torero. Within a year Torero sold out and became a collector’s item within the fashion world. Even if I'm not so fond of bullfight and any other "sport" where an animal dies, I can't deny that there is poetry in Afanador's pictures.
Amazon: Torero
Sombra, a collection of male nudes inspired by still life tableaus, was published by Merrell in 2004.
Amazon: Sombra
Ursula Lopez Lopez, "Cantera", Outside of Sevilla, Spain
Rosario Montoya Manzano, "La Farruca", Sevilla, Spain
Eva Maria Garrido Garcia Yerbabuena, Outskirts of Sevilla, Spain
Mil Besos (1000 Kisses), his latest photobook, was released in 2009.
Amazon: Mil Besos: 1000 Kisses
http://www.art-dept.com/artists/afanador/
More Photographers at my website: http://www.elisarolle.com/, My Ramblings/Art
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