Author: Amy Oliver

    Incredible and unrepeatable by its beauty, fountains owe their existence to the workmanship of artists, sculptors, architects and engineers. This book introduces the most interesting and sophisticated fountains that embellish the city of Los Angeles. We admire bends and protrusions of these waterworks, we take our time examining […]

  This project is centered around female empowerment. I photographed female models from a variety of different ethnic and racial backgrounds. Not only are these models diverse, but they challenge society’s idea of beauty. I wanted my models to feel beautiful, comfortable, and confident in their own skin.

A rangefinder, couple rolls of film and getting lost in the streets. Paying homage to my favorite photographers, this book is inspired by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank, Paul Strand, Brassai, William Eggleston and Stephen Shore. We pass by crazy, exciting and stupidly beautiful compositions every day and ignore them. A […]

Taking a step into the forest is a breathtaking and relaxing experience. As you get deeper into the woods less worries come to mind, and nature heals all your problems. Then shortly after sunset begins and the night sky follows, it gets quieter and darker every minute and in the […]

We all have a kid inside ourselves, in our souls. We all used to play with Legos when we were little, but why did we stop? During the last three months photographing Lego figures, some of my childhood memories came back to me and I loved it. With all the […]