Mikhail Palinchak

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Ukrainian photoartist Palinchak Mikhail has over the past 20 years displayed his work in more than 400 exhibitions in the USA, England, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Luxembourg, France… Mikhail is an artist of international federation of photoart (AFAIP). Mikhail is the winner of countless prizes and awards.

PUBLICATIONS

Mikhail Palinchak photos have been published in following books

The Mammoth Book of Illustrated Erotica by Marilyn Jaye Lewis, Maxim Jakubowski, Publisher: Carroll & Graf Publishers.
Nudes: Indexxi by Lidia Carbonell. Publisher: Feierabend Verlag, Ohg.,
Naked by Feierabend. Publisher: Feierabend Verlag, Ohg.,
Male Nudes: Index by Feierabend. Publisher: Feierabend Verlag, Ohg.
as well as many other photobooks, photomagazines and catalogues of photoart salones.

What are some castomers say

K. Alan Smith (Rodeo, California). I just wanted to take a moment to comment on one Artist with such an natural flow to his overall composit, within Subject Matter, Attitude, and convaying of Visual Emotions. He is a Photographer named Palinchak Mikhail. His Black & White shots are quite impressive. I would advise any, and all who have an eye for the subtle, or the Straight on style of shooting in B/W to check out his works. I myself am presently trying to narrow down my selections to purchase of his photos since my wife, and me find ourselves wanting almost all we see on display, and can’t wait to frame some of our top picks for hanging on the walls of our guest room here within our main residence…

Michael and Tracy (Massachusetts, USA). We recieved your photos yesterday afternoon. The are beautiful, we can’t wait to get them framed and hung on our walls. Thank you very much.

Marc Mac Dougall (New York). Mikhail. I will have a wall in my apartment called the “Mikhail Palinchack” wall when I get all the prints framed. It has been over three months since I first e-mailed you and then you responded. I appear to be building a relationship with you as well as a collection of your prints. This gives some depth and humanity to the pictures, and then your skills with photography add to this feeling. The thing that comes to mind is harmony and peace. These prints are very peaceful, especially Waterfall with the flow of the water. The Waterfall print also brings out a sense of harmony. The black hair of this women matches the black rock, and the white water reflects off her skin so that the woman, the water and the rock seem to be part of each other.

In Sunny Day, especially number one, the viewer is drawn to the extended right arm of the model and the bent left arm. Here, the forms of her arms are linear which matches the shape of the leaves. In this picture the curves of the woman keep the print soft and human as well as centered.. These two prints would not have been as successful with a very thin women. If that were the case, there would have only been angles. The same sense comes to mind in Waterfall. The curves of the model’s body offset the angular shapes of the rock, and soften the entire print.

(25 september, 2001). I am all right. The bombing was difficult. I fell down and hurt myself and had to have medical work done on my head. I also broke many teeth. My brother was missing but they found him. Our office has been closed and now it is open. That is where my computer is. I live very close to the former World Trade Center. I saw the damage with my own eyes. My prints give me much comfort, especially the ones that you made. I look at Sunny Day every day. It is always part of my life. It made me cheerful while I was not feeling well. I am getting better. This is probably my best day after two weeks.