Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Friday, August 17, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
thunderstorm
this just landed in my inbox. this photograph captures a series of 70 lightning bolts that hit the Greek island of Ikaria over the space of one hour and 20 minutes. photographer chris aotsiopoulos, from Athens, set up his camera a few kilometres away, and started snapping as the storm raged in front of him.
this just landed in my inbox. this photograph captures a series of 70 lightning bolts that hit the Greek island of Ikaria over the space of one hour and 20 minutes. photographer chris aotsiopoulos, from Athens, set up his camera a few kilometres away, and started snapping as the storm raged in front of him.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
noemi goudal photography
noemi goudal’s photographic work is principally concerned with re-framing and narrating ideas of space; how it is imagined, dreamed and privately conceived. in her most recent project, entitled les amants, she examines “the invasion of man-made elements into organic landscapes introducing the passionate relationship that societies maintain with the world they live in, their desperate need of exploration and possession.” as a consequence, goudal’s photographs initially appear to be straightforward landscape shots; however, on closer inspection, they reveal the tainted presence of man. goudal will be exhibiting her work in both London and Milan before the end of the year. more details can be found on her site.
noemi goudal’s photographic work is principally concerned with re-framing and narrating ideas of space; how it is imagined, dreamed and privately conceived. in her most recent project, entitled les amants, she examines “the invasion of man-made elements into organic landscapes introducing the passionate relationship that societies maintain with the world they live in, their desperate need of exploration and possession.” as a consequence, goudal’s photographs initially appear to be straightforward landscape shots; however, on closer inspection, they reveal the tainted presence of man. goudal will be exhibiting her work in both London and Milan before the end of the year. more details can be found on her site.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
dolce and gabbana / steven klein / madonna
i absolutely love the series of shots created by steven klein with madonna for dolce and gabbana, absolutely beautiful.
i absolutely love the series of shots created by steven klein with madonna for dolce and gabbana, absolutely beautiful.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
le tour de france
last weekend i watched the tour de france come into the paris for te end of the race. the atmosphere was fantastic, with hoards of people lining the roads chearing them all on. texas photographer and bicycle enthusiast brent humphreys has done an interesting project folllowing the face all the way.
last weekend i watched the tour de france come into the paris for te end of the race. the atmosphere was fantastic, with hoards of people lining the roads chearing them all on. texas photographer and bicycle enthusiast brent humphreys has done an interesting project folllowing the face all the way.
african arenas
the enthusiasm and passion with which soccer is played in africa are inevitably transferred to the onlooker. thomas Hoeffgen experienced the same thing when he flew to nigeria in 1999 for a story on soccer. he became so interested in the subject that he spent the next several years taking unusual, direct photographs of players and spectators in nigeria, namibia, botswana, zambia, malawi, and south africa. hoeffgen’s images take us from the continent’s typical improvised sandlots with their two wooden posts forming a makeshift goal to the concrete stadiums in the city with their floodlights and grandstands.
the enthusiasm and passion with which soccer is played in africa are inevitably transferred to the onlooker. thomas Hoeffgen experienced the same thing when he flew to nigeria in 1999 for a story on soccer. he became so interested in the subject that he spent the next several years taking unusual, direct photographs of players and spectators in nigeria, namibia, botswana, zambia, malawi, and south africa. hoeffgen’s images take us from the continent’s typical improvised sandlots with their two wooden posts forming a makeshift goal to the concrete stadiums in the city with their floodlights and grandstands.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
diesel lifestyle
the photography for the lifestyle collection from diesel is absolutely stunning, with gorgeous use of textures and color. See more of their stunning photography and make sure to visit their lifestyle section on the site for textiles, lighting and furniture here
the photography for the lifestyle collection from diesel is absolutely stunning, with gorgeous use of textures and color. See more of their stunning photography and make sure to visit their lifestyle section on the site for textiles, lighting and furniture here
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