Photographer Of The Week

Xavier Nuez

One of my favorite artists, Xavier Nuez. the city has a hidden beauty in it...

Ideas I Have For My Blur Book

I been thinking about dividing the pages in my blur book maybe in half (one of the whole building and the other side of something more detailed) or even on big photo and three little size boxes next to it. What do you think?

Photographer Of The Week

Demond Meek

I found Professional lens-wielder  Meek threw his SlumBeautiful project where he only uses his iphone to captures his photos and uploads them onto Instagram. Meek is from St. Louis. where he is working on this project at the this time. 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2169773/Stunning-photographs-transform-St-Louis-landscape-crumbling-buildings-abandoned-homes-slum-beautiful-art.html

Photographer Of The Week

Michael Eastman

Michael Eastman is a local photographer. I found Michael from his Vanishing America work, of shooting old building and sings that represented old america. I really enjoy his tightly framed, geometric stright angles, and his straight on shoot approach. He uses high  contrast and dramatic, rich color tones.

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Photographer Of The Week

Marat Dupri

Skys the Limit

Marat Dupri, AKA the "skywalker," has become famous for climbing skyscrapers and heavily guarded buildings in Moscow in search of the best views and biggest thrills. In a conversation with SPIEGEL ONLINE, he discusses fear, photography and how it feels to be at the top. Only 19 years old 

Photographer Of The Week

Tomas Czarnecki

Thomas Czarnecki's did a twist on Disney fairy tales.The French photographer's series, 'From Enchantment to Down', includes alternate endings for The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and other saccharine heroines. But in his re-imagining, the women meet their demise.