Mike Bayne is not a photographer, he is a fine art painter. Specialising in images of the everyday and mundane, the very selection of his medium to present such images reveals detail in places that would otherwise be overlooked.
Take a look at more of his work here.
Edward Burtynsky’s photography gives a fascinating visual commentary on the relationship betweens industry, landscape and people.
The work reminded me of photography documentary Manufactured Landscapes, before then realising that was because he made the film.
Burttynsky is well known, but if you haven’t taken a look through his work before it’s worth your time. Do it here.
Jane Fulton is a photographer who put together this self-initiated photography campaign called ‘Crude Awakening’ to help people realize the consequences of the BP Oil spill in a more human aspect. Kudos to those who went for the swim.
See the rest of the gallery here.
Collection of Google Earth images of Saudi Arabia being penned as ‘man-unknowing made design’.
Check out the rest here.
I’m really liking this series of paintings by Amberlee Rosolowich.
Reminds me of the classic poem Jim, Who ran away from his nurse and was eaten by a lion…
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