Here are some beautiful photographs from the Burning Man Festival! They are gorgeous. Taken by Scott London.
I can’t seem to get the link to show up but here is the website: http://www.scottlondon.com/photo/burningman/index.html
Simply AMAZING. Click the picture for more.
A friend sent me the link to this flickr site and it turned out to be pretty cool. Check out Elle Moss for some portrait inspiration!
Here’s her link:
Elle Moss
I’ve seen a lot of ‘light writing‘ photos on the internet, and they can vary in quality and creativity, but this weekend I found the best example to date. Julien Brenton does a lot of work with Arabic Calligraphy, and has moved to going some very powerful pieces with light writing. The examples below are bad screen caps, check it out here for better resolution.
I’ll admit it, I am an incurable carnie. I love circuses and performing and being that weird guy who juggles for no reason. I do a lot of photography of flowers and mushrooms, but if there is one subject I find the most fascinating, the most alive and dynamic, it is fire. I have harbored a healthy fascination and respect for fire for as long as I can remember, and good photography locks the liquid properties of fire for everyone to appreciate. I’ve followed Tom Lacoste on DeviantArt for years, before he quit DA earlier last year. I tracked his work down to a flicker account for everyone to enjoy. The pictures below link to different sections, click on his name to see the full set.
Barbara Cole does some cool photos underwater. The sense of motion and texture is pretty interesting.
Heres her website: http://www.barbaracole.com/bcIndex.php?com=home
photography by: Eyal Landesman
Daniel Rozin is an interactive artist who works around the concept of mirrors, making many different pieces that reflect the work around them using shadows on tilting ‘pixels’. The videos below are demonstrations of my favorite two, but check out youtube for the many others.
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Grant Gunderson is a local Bellingham photographer who shoots a bunch of skiing and other outdoor sports. Of course he’s more on the action photography side of things, but I find much of his work quite inspiring, especially the image below. Here’s his website
From the series called “In the Round: Carousels”. You can see more of Pep Ventosa’s work here.