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Photographers and geniuses, they look at the same things everyone else does, and see something no one else does, the genius explains it, the photographer shares it. I applaud Lucas Zimmerman
Lucas was able to play with the colour of the traffic lights by adjusting the ‘temperature’ in post production (hence the green light looking blueish in #4). The ethereal results became a series simply entitled, Traffic Lights. http://www.behance.net/gallery/Traffic-lights/13150627
Lucas has been shooting professionally since 2009, working around the world and holding his first exhibition in Beijing last year. In December of 2012 he partnered with Maria Le Quang and founded LUMA Visual Creations, a photography group based in the German cities of Landau, Würzburg and Weimar.
Found on http://twistedsifter.com/2013/12/traffic-lights-in-the-fog-by-lucas-zimmerman/
When an OCD goes crazy, and things gets organized
Found in a gallery of a photographer that takes photos of the effects of OCD http://twistedsifter.com/2011/09/art-of-clean-up-ursus-wehrli/
Photos from the 1940's New York by Stanley Kubrick
Look at the DAMAGE to that 1/4 panel!
Found on http://twistedsifter.com/2011/12/stanley-kubricks-new-york-photos-1940s/
Photography fans know her work, but you might not have ever seen Margaret Bourke-White
Life magazine photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White wears high-altitude flying gear in front of a Flying Fortress during a World War II assignment in February 1943. Found on http://odinsbane.tumblr.com
You might be familiar with some of the following photos
above, 1935 Indy 500
San Francisco, 1906 earthquake and present day, photo mashup of then and now, by artist photographer Shawn Clover
Since 2010, San Francisco photographer Shawn Clover has been working on a striking series of then and now composite photos of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. To create the series, Clover collected archival photos of the earthquake’s aftermath. He then replicated the photos himself, down to the location, camera position and focal length (to the best of his estimation). The resulting composite photos hauntingly combine stark images of the earthquake’s devastation with modern scenes of life in San Francisco.
found on http://pixtale.net/2012/09/composite-then-and-now-photos-of-the-1906-san-francisco-earthquake/
Greg Jones takes astonishingly vivid and crisp HDR photos of cars and aircraft, from WW2 bombers to space shuttles, here is a sample
as the last image tells you, making just one image in HDR is the result of using multiple bracketed shots processed in Lightroom, Photomatix, Photoshop, Noiseware and Topaz Adjust in various proportions.
for more, and each is accompanied by a write up of it's location and history: http://www.bigpixelpushing.com/journal
Sad news to pass along, the photojournalist blogger and all around nice guy Jae Bueno passed away this week
http://jaebueno.com and http://www.flickr.com/photos/nobueno/
Something I just found he had written about photographing shows his class,
" I too have been approached my a car owner who was not happy that I was photographing his car. He was not happy that I was working for a magazine and was going to make money off of his car. I heard him out and proceeded to delete the image while he watched. As I walked away, he asked what magazine I was shooting for when I answered him, his "mood" changed and he asked if if I would take another shot "cause he's always wanted to be in the magazine". I respectful reminded him that he did not want me taking photos of his car and walked away. Every now and then I see him at a show. I will photograph every car around his but I will not photograph his. He has never approached me again. His loss, not mine." from http://www.tweakedpixels.com/whats-up/2010/12/3/paranoia-will-destroy-ya.html
previous post at http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/12/awesome-so-cal-photographer-jae-bueno.html
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