Category — Photography

If you’ve been to the italian riviera… you know that most likely… this is not what the view is going to be like. But hey… we can all dream…

Alyssa Miller for Elle Italia July 2010 via Not Quite Snow White

Freunde von Freunden is a beautiful german interview e-magazine from the peops behind No More Sleep. Superstylin it once more… while showing “Creatives” in their natural habitat…

When we all feel a little Romain Laurent-ish

Or Rasmus Norlander vs Matt Niebuhr…

Beautiful and scary at the same time… the “Wastelands” series by Spencer Murphy! Please God save our planet… or at least the Queen…

I discovered William Hundley’s work through a friend of mine (Thanks Mr. H) a few months ago and somehow thought that now the time was right… to present you this very talented young man from out of Texas!

Find more of this and other work on his website

March 31st marks the end of the eating lunch surrounded by blue fog era in my hometwon! Later than many others… the town of Basel decided to finally ban smoking from Bars and Restaurants…

But despite all of us knowing… that smoking is bad for your health… it did have some swagger… so here’s a farewell…

Wrapping trees as a form of art used to be reserved for Christo… but you can’t really argue with a guy who photographs the palm trees in his fathers garden… which are wrapped to protect them against frost and not for effects…

I love the light, color tones  and composition of these images by Peter Ainsworth… transforming that backyard palmtree into the focal point of a dutch master painting…

via lens culture

Seen at Canadian House & Home, totally loving the way Massimo Vitali got in the mix… and that they keep their sheep in the living room!

Or what happened when Spencer Tunick did a shoot and nobody showed up…

“Immaculate” by putting himself on the pictures, Ruben Brulat uses his naked body to express this feeling of anonymity he experiences in the La Défense neighborhood in Paris.

“When i started taking photographs of myself, it became obvious that it was easier to understand the malaise i had in these places, by getting naked i was feeling in total symbiosis. The more i was taking shots, the more i was understanding. Because, creating a fiction, may bring you closer to reality.”

Not sure i get his concept…lol… but i do like the aesthetics of Ruben Brulat‘s work.