• Submission Sunday
  • Posted 3 months ago by Jack Lowe · Art & Design · photography · 3027 Views

  • Josh Greet is a photographer currently studying at Plymouth College of Art. The images below are part of a series called Walden, which is based around the idea of leaving society in search of a simpler, more primitive life.

    View more work here.

    www.joshgreet.co.uk

    To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group.

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    • Oh come on fellow readers... look at Greet's website and you can see he has his own distinct style. I think the comments are a little unfair.
    • Diane
    • 29 February 12
    • ryan mcginley didnt invent naked portraits but the colors themes and pictures are pretty much straight ripoffs of his work.
    • bob
    • 21 February 12
    • they're alright...just alright. I thought the photo used for the homepage (the blurry one) looked quite cool, but was ultimately disapointed at the standard of the rest of the series. sure they smell a bit of Ryan Mcginley's I Know Where The Summer Goes etc, but I wouldn't say this guy's ripping him off. Clearly paying homage to the "youthful"style mentioned previously, but nothing more. Either way, I don't think the photos conjour much other than the primitivism stated in the description, and that's only really expressed through the bemused looks on the faces of the models as they stare into the mid distance. I just wish they were more interesting to look at. the concept is fine. the photos are below par. Sorry man.
    • Robin
    • 21 February 12
    • one can feel a great amount of frustration in the comments... nothing is more boring and uninspiring than such words.
    • jeanne
    • 21 February 12
    • Your so called inspirational site 'Art+Commerce' is full of the commercial crap you speak off??? Nothing is more boring and uninspiring to me than fashion photography
    • Robbie
    • 21 February 12
    • How old are you? The beauty of youth is that one can be more experimental why have choosen to copy as mentioned, I see a direction in pic 5, The Wolfgang ref i dont get why copy Try new ways of working or take commerical crap that you see all the time. Who picks this work? here a bit of advice Check out Art +Commerce draw some inspiration please.
    • Patric Giruadel
    • 20 February 12
    • This isn't quite the same as Ryan Mcginley work though is it. M's work seems to be about youth, freedom etc. Hipster stuff. Just because this is shot in the woods doesn't make it Mcginley, although the chances of him influencing this are of course high. By the way, give him a break he lives in Plymouth, there isn't anything more interesting in Plymouth than naked twenty-somethings hanging out in the forest.
    • Benjamin
    • 20 February 12
    • It would be nice to see aspiring photographers looking a little futher afield than the pages of Vice for inspitarion....
    • Robbie
    • 20 February 12
    • ryan mcginley did start a serious trend... look at all these clones featured at huh!
    • lewis
    • 20 February 12
    • yeah, sorry dude
    • peter
    • 19 February 12
    • i like boobies so i love these picz
    • anoneemus
    • 19 February 12
    • I feel like all the photographers presented in submission Sunday are the same... all trying so hard to do what somebody else has done before. They used to copy Avedon, now they copy either Ryan or Terry ...
    • elena
    • 19 February 12
    • nice, but done.
    • cm
    • 19 February 12
    • im pretty sure ryan mcginley didnt invent naked portraits.
    • daniel
    • 19 February 12
    • a really bad copy cat of ryan mcginley. this is crap
    • david
    • 19 February 12
    • hi Ryan McGinley whats up !
    • zizitop
    • 19 February 12
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