Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Will Govus

Photographer Will Govus makes me want to explore the outdoors and leave the city with some close friends for a day of adventuring. Here are a few of my favorite photos below.







Steve Veilleux

Photographer Steve Veilleux captures winter beautifully. His minimal photographs are calming and quiet. Here are a few of my favorite images.









Tuesday, January 10, 2012

A Restless Transplant

After taking a road trip from Washington D.C. to Los Angeles this past summer, I have been dreaming about going on another trip ever since. For those who don't mind driving or being on the road, I recommend that you take at least one road trip in your life. (For those who have trouble staying in the car, I still recommend taking a road trip. You can make many stops and you won't regret it.) Until the next time you or I can take a road trip, take a look at A Restless Transplant.

Foster Huntington left his graphic design job in New York to journey out West in a VW van. (Don't you wish you could do the same?) Here are a few of his latest photos from Los Angeles to Washougal, Washington.









Friday, January 6, 2012

We Live Young

Nirrimi's images are beautifully personal. If you take a look at her blog you won't want to stop scrolling.







^^ Oh and these images above were shot on an iPhone. Nirrimi is also 18 years old.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Peter Garfield

Peter Garfield's series Mobile Homes (1994-99) blurs the line between documentary evidence and photographic production.

"Garfield blends the realities of the suburban landscape with a fantasy of flight, the works in Unhinged conjure notions of the American dream as well as the specter of divorce, domestic disturbance, and the drudgery of materialism that fuel a corresponding nightmare. "
- via MassMoca








Filip Dujardin

Really interesting work by photographer, Filip Dujardin, who collages together impossible architectural structures.

"He uses the art of collage to create a new language based on the modernist architectural tradition.
" via triangulation blog








Saturday, September 4, 2010

Antonella Arismendi

Work of fashion photographer and art director, Antonella Arismendi.















Friday, August 27, 2010