Lake Champlain, Vermont
Tim Navis is a Los Angeles based photographer who accidentally fell into photography. Originally a painter, he purchased a camera to photograph his paintings. After a few months of photographing paintings and other random things, he began shooting friends. Long story short, Tim has carved a niche for himself and continues to grow and learn as an artist and professional photographer.
* View this picture large, the colors are fantastically rich.
Photos by Grant Harder. Vancouver.
via Booooooom
Gabriel Jeffrey is a photography from Los Angeles. I love the colors in this series he did of pictures from Burning Man in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. The first picture is so striking. It looks like a semi-truck is falling from the sky, so surreal.
See more photos from his trip here.
Fujifilm just announced their new FinePix X100 which will be out next year. It has a gorgeous vintage but modern design which I’ve never seen before. Here are some of it’s fancy features:
- 12.3 megapixels
- supports 720p movies
- an ISO range of 200 to 6400
Read more about it in the full article on engadget.
I had a link for Yuki’s blog on my sticky notes and I’m glad I noticed it again. My photography teacher last year thought that pictures of flowers were boring and impersonal. I strongly disagreed. Being in New York during the school year I appreciate nature a lot. It’s a simple life which sometimes escapes us. Take a moment to slow down and look at Yuki’s Tumblog.
A crash landing among Tapirs. From photographer Todd Baxter’s conceptual portfolio.
I guess I’m on a poster kick because I’m posting about Noa Emberson’s Visual Mixtape series. He has taken 25 of his favorite albums and created stunning posters with great colors with the help of photos from a series he shot called Reaching For Imperfection. I love how these are quiet, yet exciting and rich with detail. See the whole series here and check out the original photographs as well.
