Having checked out the website you have mentioned Flux, I think the work of Sean Santos is great, using a wider shot technique looking at great moods in shadow and lighting, it work very well, I presume he is getting some great work in magazines, At the moment a lot of fashion magazines seem to be doing a lot of there fashion shoots in studios either using white backdrops or black, not showing a lot of imagination in there shoots which I am afraid does not sell clothes very well, maby they are trying to ccnsentrate solely on the clothes, but I dont think it works.
going of on a slight tangent, I have just seem the launch of the new fashion magazine called WonderLand, I am sorry to say that I personely dont think that the consept works and can not compete at the top level with magazines like i-d or Dazed and Confused or Pop unless it has a more creative approach to the images and layout.
I pressum that"s the market its aiming for
I love the picture of the girl drest in yellow faced down on a mirror as a fashion shot in show studios.com All the best Sebastion

His work is definitely yum, yum plus even! It is interesting as it possesses both a painterly and at the same time a cinematic feel.

Thanks for bringing him to our attention.

How did you come across him, f:lux?

God it seems like months since I posted this topic so I can't remember. If I do I'll be sure and let you know.

Since I started visiting showstudio I've discovered so many photographers, either directly through the site or from research of my own. It's an interesting journey. Glad to share!