Posts Tagged ‘Photography’

Nick Brandt  is probably best known for his wonderfully developed photographs of the wild animals of Africa caught in a state of existence (rather than action shots of them splashing through water or diving dramatically through the sky). However this image struck me as iconic of something beyond wildlife photography.  It could be an icon [...]

A leash must be worn at all times . This photo of a dog walking a woman on a leash is one of many surreal, quirky and playful images created by Sydney based photographer Jonathan May.  As some folks pamper their pets more than their partners, it could be construed as a future glimpse of [...]

Part of a series of images from the liquid metal, carbo-plastic, hydrogel and permacrete core of visual creators on the Internet.  Images that stir my senses and evoke plots and concepts for what I’d like to see (or fear) in the future. Another simple yet striking image by Terrorcat. A fusion of industrial club culture [...]

One man and a segment of the cosmic sub-conscious . Some great photographs by Russian creatives, Boris Bendikov and Leonid Tishkov. Blending myth and mystery to draw your imagination into a narrative of your own making. . There is something deeply evocative about these images, only two of a larger collection that defines the collaboration [...]

Esoteric meets Cyberpunk Here’s two images from Igor Vasiliadis (a photographer based in Moscow) that define the broad scope of his talents. The first image is steeped in old-world atmosphere and could be something from the realm of Brian Lumley’s Necroscope Wamphyri series – a Sunsider snapped in a rare moment of candour before night [...]

Shape your lips and go Ooooooooo High-speed photography has been stunning us with ever more detailed focus on the intricate mechanics of every day life, but Heinz Maier (Leinzell in Germany) has taken the concept to a new level by creating visually stunning works of art. You can see and enjoy much more of Maier’s [...]

Part of a series of images from the liquid metal, carbo-plastic, hydrogel and permacrete core of visual creators on the Internet.  Images that stir my senses and evoke plots and concepts for what I’d like to see (or fear) in the future. Yet another gem from the seriously talented (and twisted) eye of Danielle Tunstall. [...]

Part of a series of images from the shadowy fringes of the Internet.  Visuals that stir my sense for the eerie and macabre. What a wildly evocative photograph. You could be staring at the literal stage-set for a James Whale / Boris Karloff  & Bela Lugosi movie. Or the sight that grabbed the imagination of [...]

This is a great image from the highly accomplished and experimental Moscow based photographer Igor Vasiliadis.  It immediately weaves some stark and intriguing story possibilities into your mind; sex games and the roles of sub, dom and voyeur.  Of course, it could equally plunge a little further into the realm of dark art if you [...]

Liquid Cool Part of a series of images from the liquid metal, carbo-plastic, hydrogel and permacrete core of visual creators on the Internet.  Images that stir my senses and evoke plots and concepts for what I’d like to see (or fear) in the future. I like this image. It conjures up ideas of some futuristic [...]

Part of a series of images from the shadowy fringes of the Internet.  Visuals that stir my sense for the eerie and macabre. This was a tough call because if you look at the gallery of images by Montreal based photographer, Sofia Ajram, you’ll find yourself instantly dragged (willingly & seductively) into a universe of [...]

Cyberspace Avatar Part of a series of images from the liquid metal, carbo-plastic, hydrogel and permacrete core of visual creators on the Internet.  Images that stir my senses and evoke plots and concepts for what I’d like to see (or fear) in the future. This is a great photograph – one of many visually stunning [...]

Smile… This planet is beautiful and you’re a part of it. Landscapes: Volume 2 is the second of a three part series by the patient and talented Dustin Farrell; using motion controlled HDR and/or night time-lapse he highlights some of the most eye-dazzling scenery of his home state Arizona and neighbouring Utah.  Every frame of [...]

There is something very engaging about this image. A beautiful face, classical, almost angelic in aspect – and yet smudged with wet, sticky paint.  It doesn’t create a unique edgy fashion statement that could be adopted by some future Cyberpunk.  It doesn’t add anything to her appearance; and yet it doesn’t take anything away.  It [...]

Part of a series of images from the liquid metal, carbo-plastic, hydrogel and permacrete core of visual creators on the Internet.  Images that stir my senses and evoke plots and concepts for what I’d like to see (or fear) in the future. . Another great image from Terrorcat.  Techno rave culture meets the potential of [...]

Elena Kalis is a Russian born photographer now working off the coast of Florida.  Controlling the lighting and capturing skin tone and expressions that are void of  air bubbles and bloated faces, or genuinely ethereal and interesting – rather than looking like somebody plonked into a diving pool – seems to be a great skill [...]

Part of a series of images from the shadowy fringes of the Internet.  Visuals that stir my sense for the eerie and macabre. I love this image by Dennis Calvert.  It taps directly into how I visualise the Road Mages within the world of Yellow Dawn  – The Age of Hastur; sorcerers who wield occult [...]

Another classic image from the very talented Danielle Tunstall.  I like this because it encapsulates the one of two very stark choices: either it’s a direct warning, back off, get lost, leave now, where the choice is the old man allowing you to leave and live, or, this is the final thing you see before [...]

This is an image I received as one of them many gems of eye-candy sent out to subscribers of the beautiful and often surreal Chicquero site. It’s a piece of work by Peter Lippmann.  I like it because of the blurred blend between fantasy and future. This could be an image from the medieval age [...]

I’m always keen to look out for my friends, especially freelance folk in cutthroat industries swamped by flat generic skill-sets, so I’d like to make a personal recommend:  this guy, Hagenland, shoots way above the rest.  He’s easy-going, mild-mannered, thorough in his work and very engaging.  A true professional who can capture the tenderness of [...]