Tommaso Fiscaletti’s Lucid Dream series
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Lucid Dram ©Tommaso Fiscaletti
Tommaso Fiscaletti’s series Lucid Dream is a lovely soft and sensitive piece of work. I love fuzzy and grainy imagery so this stuff really got me at first glance. Check out his work at I Thought I was Alone.
Myoung Ho Lee’s Forest for the Trees series
Forest for the Trees ©Myoung Ho Lee
I am completely blown away with this series. Simple, sophisticated and just awesomely elegant. Myoung Ho Lee’s series Forest for the Trees is now being featured in this weeks The Morning News Gallery along with a really nice interview.
“I intended to optimize my work. That is, I wanted to use only necessary words, rather than flowery language. I believe that a good artist should not impose their opinions upon the audience with an excess of things. Rather, he or she should reduce more and more to the point where there is nothing to eliminate.”
you can also find Myoung Ho Lee on Lens Culture. Do take the time to look at the full series. They are really captivating images.
Jesse Marlow’s street work
©Jesse Marlow
I’ve been a fan of Jesse Marlow’s work for a while now. You can find his work at In-Public. So when i saw that The F Blog did an interview with the Australian photographer, i was really excited. you can check it out here.
There’s somegthing about the imagery of street photographers from Australia. and i think what gives them their richness is the Southern hemisphere light that seems to gleam in the afternoon. Rich tones and harshness gives that uniqueness to some of the greatest street shots from Australia. Trent Parke, Glenn Hunt and of course Jesse Marlow are those photographers that come straight to mind who catch that intense light.
It’s All Related - Check Out Magnum’s Contest
It is truly amazing how our subconscious is stamped with various images. And how we perceive, feel and document different moments in our life according to what we have been subject to visually. I am really enjoying Magnum’s little contest of paralleling painting and photographic imagery.
These are my favorites so far.
©Pablo Picasso
©Eve Arnold
©Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
©Alex Majoli
Yeondoo Jung’s Wonderland
Wonderland ©Yeondoo Jung
Yeondoo Jung creates some extremely fun projects. With Wonderland he takes the fantastical world of children’s drwaings and recreates them in a photographical world. Jung’s Documentary Nostalgia is also very enjoying to watch and the stills are beautiful.
