Showing posts with label anna cariad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anna cariad. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 March 2015

Anna Cariad on location in Bowery


A shot from my Shades for Days shoot from last year with Anna Cariad rocking the cool shades in black and white. 

© Simon Ackerman Photography - All Rights Reserved

Tuesday, 10 February 2015

Editorial at the United States Courthouse


Classic black and white fashion photography in New York City, shot around the United States Courthouse with Anna Cariad at Red Model Management NYC. 

© Simon Ackerman Photography - All Rights Reserved www.simonackerman.co.uk

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Shades for Days for Fashionsing.com


A scene made of busy streets, intense traffic and a massive sea of people walking side-by-side even though their destinations are set at poles apart. In the midst of them all, somewhere in the heart of New York City, a beautiful Anna Cariad plays it effortless, her nonchalance seemingly unaffected, her off-duty outfits fitted to mirror the uncomplicated kind of sexy.

Behind the lens is Simon Ackerman, ready to take the pulse of the city as he follows his muse for the day – her rocking cool shades and short-shorts, feeling pretty and looking decidedly so.
























Monday, 12 January 2015

Glitter makeup with Anna Cariad


Edgy look with glitter makeup by Jen Evans shot at the Makeup Forever Academy in Soho, NYC. Model - Anna Cariad @ Red NYC

© Simon Ackerman Photography - www.simonackerman.co.uk


Friday, 11 July 2014

Endless Motions

Perhaps it’s a delicate set of features shielded by a sharp, tailored suit, or a gesture so feminine at heart that it is nearly impossible to lose in a masculine translation; as it may be all about an inborn gentleness that gets toughened up by bits and pieces of menswear inspiration, or a severe attitude tamed by the most beautiful expression. Endless motions get to be rewritten with Simon Ackerman behind the camera, as he appears ready to use powerful contrasts in order to fully disclose hidden emotions.

















Cinematic in all of its confined sense of luxury, the reimagining of the dandy girl is never to be done without the imminent collision of past and present. Her timeless portrait, impeccably styled by Tracy Michael, talks just as much about today’s modern aesthetic, as it does about the brave women of yesterday, who understood men’s clothing better than men themselves.

With hair by Debbie Hancock and make-up by Jemma Venables, check the complete photo shoot by Simon Ackerman (www.simonackerman.co.uk) at the gallery.

© Simon Ackerman Photography 2014 - www.simonackerman.co.uk