Photographer Nina Pohl has a great amount of detail and grain in each of her photographs that makes you look just that little bit longer.
See some of her images here.
Cary Grant - Source Unknown
Jimmy Turrell’s design/illustration portfolio includes this cover for Little White Lies Magazine that was included in the magazine’s 70s film retrospective exhibition at London’s Kemistry Gallery.
Check out a close look at the work and shots from the exhibition here.
Patrick Joust has an insightful photo set on his flickr account of images all taken in and around Baltimore.
One of the highest praises of David Simon’s highly acclaimed TV show The Wire, is how honest and balanced it’s presentation of the city is, to the point where the city becomes a character in itself. Joust’s photography captures a similar feel I think.
Take a look and judge for yourself here.
Demian Conrad Design have put together an extensive campaign for the Luff Underground Film & Music Feastival.
The concept centres around presenting the events’ organisers with an additional layer of horror exposed by red lensed glasses.
The technique has been used before but the strength of the piece lies in how consistent it is along with the rest of the style surrounding its presentation.
Check it out here.
Charles, Vasa, Minnesota 2002
Just came across Alec Soth’s photography project ‘Sleeping By The Mississippi’,taken whilst travelling up the famous river, documenting his encounters with both landscapes and people along the way. Fascinating.
There’s a book that was published in 2008 and is since out of print and available on amazon at vast prices.
Until we’re filthy rich, or more realistically it goes back into print, check out a selection of the images here.
Little White Lies magazine have a great archive of their past covers available to purchase as prints.
This Jeff Bridges/Tron Legacy one caught my eye.
Buy prints here.
Max Ferguson has a real talent for photorealistic oil paintings.
See more at his website.
Glynn Griffiths is a sculptor and press photographer, with a fantastic portfolio of early photography work.
See it all here.
<claim to fame of the day> He is also my housemate’s Dad. </ctfotd>
The Kaaz Yearbook is a series of portraits taken by Simon Duhamel, in order to promote Kaaz Hair Salon. Great juxtaposition of the clean cut styling of 1950s America with incredibly striking hair dos to make a simple and rad campaign.
Check out some more wonderful hairstyles here.
Illustrator Steven Bonner has made a lovely set of portraits in the style of an etch-a-sketch, and I hate to think how long they took him.
See more here. He has a big variety of styles and work worth looking through while you’re there…
Jasper James’ photography portfolio includes these awesome portraits / cityscapes really adding a great human element to what would otherwise be an incredibly industrial and characterless image.
Check out more of his images here.
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