Steve Gindler
Steven Gindler is a talented young photographer, graphic designer and filmmaker living in Stockholm, New Jersey, USA. “As early as 2007, I turned my hobby into a career, and I have been working professionally in photography and video since then.”
photographer Steven Gindler aka Cvatik. He has the ability to build a tension between his eyes, subjects, and audiences.
focuses on portraiture and concept photography. Realize the distractions people want to impress in the image, and the ability to expand and build it ingeniously. His photos often convey nostalgia and sensuality.
He was born in Lipitsk, Russia and immigrated to the United States in 1994. He grew up in Brooklyn, New York and moved to New Jersey as a teenager.
"In any sense, photography is my life. I try to carry the camera with me and create new adventures for myself every day.
His images are passionate, nostalgic, decadent, sensual, disturbing. Almost always happens at the same time.
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Cvatik (Святослав Γиндлер/Steven Gindler is a full-time photographer from the woods of northern New Jersey.
Photography is a catharsis that allows him to experience the necessary control and detachment to calm social and physical anxiety long enough to meet his need for adventure and creativity.
His emotional portraits are highly recognizable in style. He creates with a digital camera equipped with a modified vintage film lens, combining the charm of film with all the advantages of modern imaging technology to create a truly unique aesthetic.
cool tones, sad eyes and Open lips, nude figures with a sense of fragility, large apertures and natural light are elements of its iconic style.
His works include subjects in scenes that are sometimes uncomfortable or confusing, with the entire interpretation of the photos left to the audience. No explanation. This creates an atmosphere of different opinions and ideas about the images convey to individuals.
""Watching through my camera's viewfinder makes me feel like a fly on the wall, just observing. It's like I'm not really in that abandoned old house in the middle of nowhere. I'm just observing."
— Steven Jindler
Photographers often create photographic themes in abandoned, lonely or decaying places. By telling stories about young and beautiful women and environments, it also tries to portray the fragility and ephemerality of the physical space called home.
tried to evoke that uncomfortable feeling, mixed with nostalgia. Steve Gindler takes fantastic beauty and lifestyle portrait photography.
I have more research on camera than on humans.
I have never really studied art history. Most of my education time is spent reading the strange Russian cameras decades ago.
His current photography theme creates digital and simulated ethereal portraits for wild, untamed landscapes or abandoned buildings, an iconic style that is not only appreciated by his 173,000 Instagram fans.
Gindler was shot with Sony a7R II, and most of his lenses were found on the film body during garage sales and then converted to digital cameras.
In addition to occasionally using props and the characteristics of the surrounding environment, it does not use external flashes or other accessories, showing a unique mood of women.
"In any sense, photography is my life. I carry my camera with me and try new adventures every day.Between film and digital image shooting, I found my own market, which uses the best technology in both worlds. ”
Steve Gindler makes a living by taking personal photos and is engaged in photography full time. Also for sale Adobe Lightroom Preset.
"I also try to portray the fragility and ephemerality of the physical space we occupy and call home. ”
He released his first Lightroom preset in 2017, which received a lot of praise from his followers.
Cvatik has accumulated over 300,000 followers from all over the world on social media and has become an influence in the modern photography world and inspired many people.
Shooting Equipment:
Most of his gear (excluding his camera body) were sold in garages and purchased at Goodwill. His most common lens is the vintage 50mm lens he bought in 2016 for $10. These female portraits use the help of tones, composition and light, using Sony a7R Photographed by II.
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