Nick Meek

Nick Meek creates fascinating photographs full of atmosphere, due to limited color palettes and extraordinary compositions. Pictures taken from Nick's Blog.
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Photographs: © Nick Meek

Sound Art by Linden Gledhill

Fascinating highspeed photography by Linden Gledhill. The paint splashes are created by sound waves of a speaker.
More photos here at LOUDreams.
Photographs: © Linden Gledhill

Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek

Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek did this stunning shooting of a young couple jumping into the Danube (Donau) river in Vienna.
More pictures in Daniel's showcase at Swiss picture agency Sodapix.
Photographs: © Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek

Isabella Rozendaal

Fresh and unusual photos by Amsterdam-based Isabella Rozendaal (*1983), who also runs a worth-seeing Blog. "What Isabella enjoys most is photographing the remarkable and humorous things she encounters in real life, preferably expanding her fascination into substantial documentary projects. She likes to think big." (Biography)
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Photographs: © Isabella Rozendaal

Hey, Hot Shot! competition 2009

Donald Weber


Hosang Park

Jen Bekman Projects is happy to announce the opening of the 2009 Second Edition Hey, Hot Shot! competition. Entries will be accepted now through Friday, October 23rd, 2009. All entrants have their work reviewed by top-shelf panelists and enjoy the potential to be promoted online on the Hey, Hot Shot! blog, selected for 20x200 and exhibited in their New York gallery.
The five photographers who won the 2008 competition were Yijun Liao, John Mann, Cara Phillips, Hosang Park and Donald Weber.
Photographs: © Donald Weber & Hosang Park

Hugh Kretschmer

Hugh Kretschmer is a photographer based in Los Angeles, specializing in photo-illustration, advertising, editorial photography and design. More pictures an an interesting interview at feature shoot.
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Photographs: © Hugh Kretschmer

Viva Bikes

Denmark is cool, Danish bikes are cooler. VIVA Bikes has a awesome selection of stylish bikes, my favourite is the Bellissimo 1 Speed, but for a easy going ride I would definitely choose the pictured Viva Velo. Check out their helmets, too.
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Photograph: © Viva Bikes

Blood of the Young

"Blood of the Young is a blog and zine project that launched in January 2009. We like young people, film, new aesthetics, interviews, print trades, collaborations, diy, and photos that are not already on a million other photo-pools and blogs." (bloodoftheyoung.com)
Download here the first issue of their PDF-Mag, featuring the following photographers:
Ian Aleksander Adams /// Marie Edwards /// Ilovmydog /// Matt Martin /// Luke Byrne /// Jennilee Marigomen /// Juan /// Liliya Gabdrakhmanova /// Lyndsay Buchanan /// Valerie Enriquez /// Sophie Curtis /// Racheal Crowther /// Philip Watts /// Zachary Kidd /// Cherry Styles /// Elise Windsor /// Lukas Wierzbowski /// Hannah Davis /// Johnny Groshong /// Greg Wasserstrom /// Connor Creagan /// Randy P. Martin /// Pedro Ramos /// Lindsay Josal /// Nathaniel Sexton /// Alejandra Nunez /// Noelia Carballo /// Bea De Giacomo /// Dimitri Karakostas /// iO Wright /// Jonathan LeBlanc /// Jelena Kovacevic /// Julie Simon /// Kirill Ginko /// Neilson Tam /// T. Reilly Hodgson /// Michael McCraw /// Moniczia Rusmon /// Sylvain-Emmanuel Prieur /// Tea Shafie /// Olalla Urdanibia /// Harry Bloom /// German Paley /// Tamara Lichtenstein
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Pencil Art by Jennifer Maestre

Why not creating sculptures out of pencils? An impressive result by Jennifer Maestre. More pictures and an interview with Jennifer Maestre at webdesignerdepot.com.
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© Jennifer Maestre

Chris Searl

Chris Searl is a stunning Australia-based photographer and Publisher/Editor at 'Monster Children' magazine. (Issue 23 out now - the 'not so annual' Photo Issue.)
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Photographs: © Chris Searl

Jamie Martinez

A tribute to Dracula by Mexican-based photographer Jamie Martinez. Check out his freaky animated gifs!





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Photographs: © Jamie Martinez

Grégoire Alexandre

Impressive portfolio from French photographer Grégoire Alexandre.
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Photographs: © Grégoire Alexandre

Dusdin Condren

Dusdin Condren lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Check out more pictures from Dusdin in his Flickr-Set, and at Ana's Blog from Barcelona-based photographer Ana Cuba you'll find an inspiring interview with Dusdin. Keep shooting!
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Photographs: © Dusdin

Lyndon Wade

Lyndon Wade is a NYC based commercial photographer, who shoots for world’s most famous ad agencies: ads for Nintendo, Sonic, Vox vodka and many others. Wade’s vibrant, iconoclastic style brings a fun, whimsical, dynamic, contemporary aesthetic to every advertising campaign he shoots.
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Photographs: © Lyndon Wade

Chiho Aoshima

Chiho Aoshima is a digital artist from Tokyo, Japan. She creates unique and extraordinary fantasyscapes through the use use of computer softwares, such as illustrator. Her digitized paintings are then printed in a variety of forms including large-scale murals. These are often exhibited in different environments such as advertising spaces, gallery walls to complete rooms.
More images: http://www.blumandpoe.com/chihoaoshima/
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Photographs: © Chiho Aoshima

Julia Fullerton-Batten's Teen Stories

It is for her personal work in the field of fine art photography that UK-based Julia Fullerton-Batten (born in Bremen, Germany) is getting a reputation. In particular, the series entitled: Teen Stories. This series was developed out of Julia’s adoration for miniature villages.
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Photographs: © Julia Fullerton-Batten

Greg Girard

By the time Greg Girard's magnificent portraits of Shanghai are seen, China's largest city will have already become a completely different place...
Photographs: © Greg Girard

Kelli Pennington

It is the silence and the stillness of a captured moment that intrigues Kelli Pennington, and it is in pursuit of these moments that she choose photography as her medium of expression.
Since 2007, she have taught Introduction to Art Photography at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.
Photographs: © Kelli Pennington

invader rubickubism

the classic strategy game never ceases to amaze, the rubik's cube is an 80s game made from colored squares. it's a fascinating object, as it's both extremely simple and extremely complex. did you know there are over 43 billion possible permutations for a rubik's cube?
french artist invader uses the rubik's cube like an artist uses paint.
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Street Portraits by Paul Bence

Welcome to London Street Portraits. The idea is simple, armed only with a camera and a 50mm lense, Paul Bence aiming to map the faces of London. All the people in this set are "Strangers" which means, this is the first moment that Paul ever met them.
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Photographs: © Paul Bence

Encastrable: Guerilla-Art-Residency

Thank god it's friday. And once again we start with art: Encastrable is a series of guerrilla art residencies held inside gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. The project was initiated by Paul Souviron and Antoine Lejolivet.
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Photographs: © Antoine Lejolivet, Paul Souviron, Jean-François Barbier