...be it a flickr contact, a professional photographer with a homepage of their own (no spam, of course), someone you know, or a newspaper publication, if you find a picture you like, share it! I'll just start...
Oh, this thread I could fill in seconds Thanks for starting it Hsing! This is from a photographer called Nick Brandt. I just love his work.
Weird and weirder. Salvadore Dali photgraphed by David Bailey (1972). I think it sums up the characters of both a great artist and a great photographer.
I remember how a classmate, when our arts teacher introduced us to Dali's works, kept avoiding her gaze very demonstratively - and when he asked her what her behaviour was about, she explained Dali was an "evil, crazy mind, mad, crazy - keep him away from me!" He made it a point to chase her a bit down the corridor after class with a book of Dali prints, which she fled, in all earnest, like a vampire a cross. They were both crazy.
Ohhh, a copper tubular wave! Where's the rest of you? Here's another one... strangely, it also has the moon in it. From: Onexposure - 1x.com - Photo: Haven't I Been Here Before ? by Moeity
Oh well, let's stick to the space theme: Many many more incredible space pictures here: Stunning Space Photography | Inspiration | Smashing Magazine
...these winter pictures, a nice inviting view for a mental cool off... Even though I am a little overfed with HDR, these are beautiful Hi-Def Pics - Gorgeous Winter Trees (10 pics) - My Modern Metropolis Particularly this one: http://c2.api.ning.com/files/A0kz2M...dl*HUDuP/Winter_on_the_city3_by_aniabeata.jpg
Lester Hayes, now at 100 years old, was the pioneer of abstract photography. His main camera was a simple Kodak Instamatic. A good exponent of knowing how to get the best out of your equipment. He is interviewed HERE with some more examples of his work.
Yes, it is. Somehow, this next find of mine containes a feline, again. I'll try to restrain myself in the future. imgfave | 0904_CM_Zoo_18_427 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Look at the photo - then look at the setup so you don't feel bad about not making any photos like these! Stunning shots of thirsty bats swooping to lick water from garden pond | Mail Online
I found a page that does what I was trying to do with this thread: imgfave | share your visual inspiration If you have a facebook account, you can just log in. The nice thing: It automatically adds the source. I hate it when I find a picture in the net via stumble upon ajnd there is no source or hint where it comes from. I saw several pieces of art floating just today I knew, and also knew they were much more interesting in their contert - not to speak about the credit given. Here's mine. imgfave | images faved by fbuser_1737799783
there is a picture of a cat in a bag that looks almost like my new kitten. Mine has a black nose though,
There are a loto f amazing pictures of the big Sydney dust storm on Flickr, there is a good set here: Red Dust - a gallery on Flickr And this one is my favourite, very Blade Runner-ish...
