gilbert fastenaekens/ nights

belgium photographer gilbert fastenaekens also produces thoughtful night images. the sense of loss and mystery is what most interests me.

george tice

gerardo montiel showed me in the direction of george tice`s work. fascinating to see more work from that period of time. again i ask myself what social-political things made it so that people would photograph in such ways and choose their subjects(far from just turning their backs to the representation of the pristine landscape). here is an interview with john paul caponigro.

un poquito más de mecano para un fin de semana sonico-melancolico-de hueva

me cuesta tanto

ted sabarese

this series is witty even though it goes to the commercial side, which by the way, i don´t think is bad in any way. meaning is precise and beautiful and i like that. more images here.

reimar juul/ neither man nor women

"The hijras of India are born as men, but dress as women. They have been recognized as a third gender in the subcontinent from the earliest times". reimar juul

more night photography

henry wessel





todd hido





j wesley brown





tim simmons

credit crisis

The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.

thomas bangsted

danish photographer thomas bangsted has some interesting landscapes. they still seem to be on the surface of something that is not completely clear to me.

night photography/ amanda friedman/ miguel angel ortega/ alejandro chaskielberg/ beau Comeaux

four views of the night. different formats and themes.

amanda friedman



miguel angel ortega



alejandro chaskielberg



beau Comeaux