500 Photographers: Photographer #189: Nirrimi Hakanson

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Photographer #189: Nirrimi Hakanson

Nirrimi Hakanson, 1992, Australia is a very young photographer who started with photography at age 13. She is very productive, which is visible when looking at the various websites she has, including her weblog filled with amazing images and personal stories of her photographic life. Nirrimi has already done the winter campaign for Diesel in New York. Her work is fresh, youthfull and sexy, but at the same time they are very mature and professional. The following images come from her portfolio's For Love, For Living and For Money.

Website: http://www.nirrimi.com

1 comment:

ching said...: finally she's here! Nirrimi is just so inspiring. i love how varied and msyterious her pictures are.; December 23, 2010 at 4:54 AM

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