Benjamin Bouchet - Still Life Photographer Extraordinaire

Recently I had the pleasure os seeing Benjamin Bouchet's still-life photography portfolio, and I really enjoyed it.  On that note - it's only right to "share the love" and show you the imagery I come across that inspires me, and I hope you.

Link:

http://www.goldteethandco.com/benjamin-bouchet

Nicholas Cope: The Fine Art of Photography

Few photographers are as inspiring or original as  Nicholas Cope.  Whether he is playing with 3-d modeling, or photographing the way that liquids dissolve into one another at close range, his work is sure to excite. 

Link:

http://cope1.com/AETHER

Mariel Clayton's Bad Barbie

   

Mariel Clayton's Bad Barbie will have you wondering about Barbie's secret life. Sure, she looks like a pretty girl, but what's it really like dating GI Joe if he comes home with PTSD?

“You can’t get to be Barbie without an ocean’s worth of peroxide, 27 plastic surgeries and a complete lack of intelligence, so it irritates me immensely that this is the toy of choice women give to their daughters to emulate,” says artist Mariel Clayton. “Behind the vacuous perpetual lipsticked-smile and soulless eyes lurks the black heart of the true sociopath, just like in real life.”

For the complete interview with Mariel Clayton, read “Bad Barbie: The Works of Mariel Clayton.”

Link:
http://www.thephotographymarielclayton.com

hubertus hamm :: more than cars

I am really enjoying looking at all the still-life, and other, non-car work of car photographer Hubertus Hamm - check out his site here - studiohamm.de.

Really dig in, you will be rewarded by finding all kinds of interesting and unusual and unexpected images and ideas.