Julie Pike

Atmospheric photos by Julie Pike from Oslo, Norway. Among her numerous clients are NEON, ELLE, Nylon, Vice and Sony Music. Like in this older post, a Citroën SM helps to enhance the photograph - keep it up!

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Photographs: © Julie Pike

Bea De Giacomo

Cool portfolio from Bea De Giacomo, see more on Flickr.
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Photographs: © Bea De Giacomo

James Clar

Media artist James Clar creates art by visualising technology in a new way. He "has been recognized by numerous publications such as Architectural Lighting, Mark, Axis, IdN, including being awarded the 'Design Distinction Award' by I.D. Magazine 2004 for his thesis project done at New York University’s Interactive Telecommunication’s Program." (jamesclar.com)

For informations about James' influences you should read this ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine interview.

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Aaron Ruell

LA-based Aaron Ruell is an actor and great photographer you should know.
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Photographs: © Aaron Ruell

Evan Lane

"Evan Lane is a working photographer and director based out of Los Angeles. He specializes in portrait and editorial photography. Evan was the kid who took apart his toys and put them back together again. He takes the same approach when he places human or object in front of his camera. " (evanlane.com)
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Photographs: © Evan Lane

Boombox Photography

'The Boombox Project' is "a visual Timeline of the Era of the Boombox" by photographer Lyle Owerko with classy photographs of 1980s Boomboxes. More pictures of Boomboxes in this worth reading einestages article and on RadioHier, a Hamburg company specializing in "Old School" Ghettoblasters & HIFI Raritys.
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Photographs: © Lyle Owerko & unknown

New York Photo Festival 2009

The 2nd Edition of the New York Photo Festival will take place May 13-17 in DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass). It will be curated by William A. Ewing, Chris Boot, Jody Quon, and Jon Levy.
Above picture is from NYC-based photographer and teacher Amy Stein. Her book 'Domesticated' was published in fall 2008 and won the best book award at the 2008 New York Photo Festival.
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Photograph: © Amy Stein, »Howl«

Peter Funch

Irritating compositions of daily life scenes, created by merging 14 days of photographing the same spot. Photographer Peter Funch, born 1974 in Denmark, lives in New York City.
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Photographs: © Peter Funch

Dan Vojtìc

Czech-based photographer Dan Vojtìch is 22 years young and focuses on extreme sports photography.
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Photographs: © Dan Vojtìch

Andrew Bush

"Woman waiting to proceed south at Sunset and Highland boulevards, Los Angeles, at approximately 11:59 a.m. one day in February 1997" (A. Bush)


"Man traveling southbound at 67 mph on U.S. Route 101 near Montecito, California, at 6:31 p.m. on or around the 28th of a summer month on a Sunday in 1994" (A. Bush)


"Women racing southwest at 41 mph along 26th Street near the Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, California, at 1:14 p.m. on a Tuesday in February 1997" (A. Bush)

Carspotting in L.A. is nearly fun as Shotspotting. I did almost nothing else when I used to visit The City of Angels. Between 1989-1997, L.A.-based photographer Andrew Bush did a series of photographs "made while travelling 50 to 70 mph in Los Angeles and other parts of the Southwestern United States."
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Photographs: © Andrew Bush

Presenhuber House, shot by Valentin Jeck

Swiss photographer Valentin Jeck started as cameraman and turned to photography in 2002, concentrating on architecture and object photography. His photos werde published in various magazines like Vogue, Squint and Wallpaper. Valentin Jeck is represented by the Swiss photographers agency Tina Aich, based in Zurich.
The Presenhuber House, designed by the Zurich architects AFGH, is a contemporary residence in Vnà, Switzerland.
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Photographs: © Valentin Jeck

Irene Anton

A flickr set with gorgeous photoghraphs by Irene Anton. Irene's images can be printed and custom framed at the Imagekind print-on-demand gallery.
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Photographs: © Irene Anton

Get your portrait shot by Rankin

British famous portrait and fashion photographer Rankin, who also co-founded the fashion magazine Dazed & Confused, has photographed everybody who is anybody including Britney Spears, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Kylie Minogue and even the Queen. Now it's your turn! If you have ever dreamed to have your portrait shot by Rankin and see it exhibited next to celeb portraits in an art gallery, you might get the chance in August. More details here on dazeddigital.com.
Photograph: © Rankin, Portrait of Kate Moss

True Norwegian Black Magic by Peter Beste

Black Metal subculture in Scandinavia and especially in Norway is given a higher significance than in other countries. American photographer and self-confessed Black Metal fan Peter Beste explored the Norwegian Black Metal movement over a period of seven years. The partially strange results can be seen at Pool Gallery in Berlin until April 28th. Below a portrait of Peter Beste himself, more pictures from the opening of the 'True Norwegian Black Magic' exhibition can be seen here at slanted.de.


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Photograph: © Peter Beste

Peter Franck

Germany-based photographer Peter Franck has won several awards like the 'Canon ProFashional Award'. Now Peter was recently awarded second place with some remarkable pictures at 'Sony World Photography Awards' in the category Advertising. His pictures can also be found here at Swiss picture agency Sodapix.
Photograph: © Peter Franck

So Blue, So Blue by Ad van Denderen

'So Blue, So Blue – Edges of the Mediterranean' is an exhibition by Dutch photographer Ad van Denderen about the seventeen countries that fringe the Mediterranean. Hosted by the Fotomuseum Winterthur, this photojournalism documentary can be seen until May 17th.
Photograph: © Ad van Denderen

Superheroes by Ian Pool

Superheroes in everyday contexts by Ian Pool.
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Photograph: © Ian Pool

Nirrimi Joy Hakanson

Nirrimi Joy Hakanson is only 16 and shoots mind-blowing pictures. Check out her portfolio and flickr set.
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Photograph: © Nirrimi Joy Hakanson

CERN by Peter McCready

While I am still waiting for a black hole resulting from the CERN experiments, photographer Peter McCready shows the dimension of the futuristic machines in some large QTVR panoramas.
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Photograph: © Peter McCready