Showing posts with label Famous Post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Famous Post. Show all posts

Famous Post #15 - Zhao Huasen


Here are some amazing photos taken by Zhao Huasen, found here. They are of Chinese commuters with their bikes photoshopped out. The best part is that he leaves the shadows in.


Famous Post #14 - Mathew Cusick


Check out these amazing collages by Mathew Cusick. He cuts up maps and makes these beautiful images. This one is called Three Horses and is actually 16 x 4 feet. See more of his work here. Below is a detail of Three Horses.


Famous Post #13 - Michael Wesely


These are some amazing photos by Michael Wesely found here. Wesely pioneered new camera tech that allows him to take some incredibly long exposures. A star trail photo or a night photo takes about 30 minutes to allow enough light to reach the sensor. These photos took years. YEARS! You can see the trails of light on the horizon in the first photo. Those are the different paths the sun took based on the tilt of the earth's axis and the seasons. SO COOL! Click here for more.


Famous Post #12 - Seth Casteel


Photos don't need to be artsy fartsy to be great. This series by Seth Casteel is amazing. He has lots of photos of dogs and cats, but the underwater shots are best. Check out his website.

Famous Post #11 - Carsten Peter


This photo series won an award for photographer Carsten Peter. Photographing rocks is fun because it is really hard to understand scale when viewing rocks. They are fractal-like; as you get closer, patterns and colors repeat. Peter uses humans and their headlamps to add a sense of scale to these massive caves.

Famous Post #10 - Marina Cano


Another great elephant photo by Marina Cano. See more of her wildlife photos here.

Famous Post #9 - Marina Cano


A great elephant photo by Marina Cano. See more of her wildlife photos here.

Famous Post #8 - Jerry Uelsmann

I can't stop posting these!

Famous Post #6 - Jerry Uelsmann

I discovered these on the New York Times' Lens Blog. Jerry made these in dark rooms using multiple projectors. No Photoshop here.

Famous Post #5 - Ricardo Mohr


A shot by Ricardo Mohr of the eruption of Cordon del Caulle courtesy of National Geographic.
I would really like to photograph lightning one day.

Famous Post #4 - Angiolo Manetti


Today and tomorrow's posts are of pictures I am hoping to take one day. This wonderful shot is from a slot canyon in Arizona. 
Angiolo Manetti threw sand into the sun rays for the effect. Courtesy of Alex Roth and National Geographic.

Famous Post #3 - Vlad Min

Vlad Min - Middle Atlas Mountains, Moracco - National Geographic Photo of the Day

Famous Post #2 - Bryan and Cherry Alexander


I love this photo of stratus clouds in Greenland by Bryan and Cherry Alexander. I found it on National Geographic's Photo of the Day where they post tons of amazing pics.

Famous Post #1 - Yves Klein


An amazing photomontage by Harry Shunk of an Yves Klein performance piece.