Inbox: Niklas Korte

From the series 'My 2009' by Niklas Korte.

www.niklaskorte.com

commuters

from the series "commuters" by Ireneusz Luty www.ireneuszluty.com

Russ Martin: Hosta Project

Russ Martin "Hosta Project" - an exploration of the common landscape plant. "I have been working on this now for about three years. There is no end in sight as new pathways keep revealing themselves. I find photographing plants contemplative and personally rewarding. Recently, images from "The Hosta Project" have won:

2009 First Place Nature Non Pro, The Prix de la Photographie Paris, PX3

2009 First Place Nature/Flowers, Non-Pro, The International Photography Awards, The Lucies

2009 First Place, Reader's Gallery, B+W Magazine (UK), November

2009 Third Place Portfolio, International Garden Photographer of the Year, London,

2008 First Place Nature/Flowers, Non-Pro, The International Photography Awards, The Lucies

2008 Gold Award, Plants/Flowers, Black and White Magazine, Single Image Contest".

more form Russ Martin here: www.RussAndMarciaMartin.com

inbox: Urban Legends.

from "Urban Legends" series by: Remigiusz Jendrych www.priorytetprzeslony.blogspot.com

cigarette

from the series "cigarette" by Ireneusz Luty www.ireneuszluty.com

In the garden

photo: abeku

F: feels like home.

F. Falenica. the last district of Warsaw. circa 1km from it's end.

Invited guest: Wojciech Moskal: "Park"

Wojciech Moskal: These pictures come from my early project – “The Park” which has been taken for 18 months in the most famous and biggest park of Warsaw. This is also my diploma of European Academy of Photography.

http://www.wojtekmoskal.blogspot.com

Invited guest: Wojciech Moskal

Wojciech Moskal: The rough industrial landscape of Sosnowiec, the place I grew up in, had a big impact on my visual perception. Perhaps that’s why it’s natural for me to see the world as a b&w picture. When I look at the city I see the unique poetry of it – people going about their everyday business, empty spaces full of mute emotions, hidden, abstract gems go unnoticed as we pass them by. In my pictures I attempt to capture Warsaw with and without make-up – this is what has captivated me from the beginning. I hope to convey the emotions that I felt while taking these pictures.

http://www.wojtekmoskal.blogspot.com/

Invited guest: Daniel T. Braun

ID no.8, 2008, ca. 80x115cm, Lambda-Print, 2+1 AP

Crackling Palm, 2003, ca.170x106cm, Rocketogram/Colorphotogram, unique

Shoot No.3/after H. Edgerton, 2006, ca. 110x140cm, c-print, 2+1AP

AP1, 2009, ca. 180x240cm, C-Print, 2+1 AP

Rafael Shafir, 2006, ca. 180x130cm, Rocketogram / Color-Photogram, unique

Bl no.6, 2008, ca. 100x120cm, C-Print, 2+1 AP

Daniel T. Braun a young german emerging artist uses the media of photography in different ways.Sometimes he builds a model or sculpture to photography, sometimes the picture is the result of a performative act, near in the manner of an action paintimg, like burning rockets on photographic paper at night ( " Rocketogrames "). For more information visit his vuluminous website: http://www.daniel-tobias-braun.de/

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postcards from Skärplinge

Inbox: Anna Edlund - The Days

Anna Edlund sent us some photos from her ongoing project Vardagar/The Days. Enjoy!

Inbox riddle: what does this image is saying?

by David Averbuch

suburbia gone wild

Martin Adolfsson, Millennium Park, Moscow

Martin Adolfsson: Suburbia, the word alone calls up images of monotonous perfection. More than a place, it is an identity. This one-size-fits-all existence and its pandemic spread around the world fascinates me.
For the last two years, I have photographed model homes and their landscapes in the newly emerging cities of the world: Bangkok, Shanghai, Bangalore, Cairo, Moscow and Johannesburg.
I will finish my examination with Sao Paulo and Mexico City.
www.suburbiagonewild.com