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ZoCrowes posted:This looks right out of those Amazon Kindle stop-motion ads and I love it.
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Jonathan Barkat Kind of Crewdson-esque, but simpler and more commercial. Most of his stuff has that melancholy/mystery that I love. Charlie White   Oh if I only had a budget...
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baptism of fiber posted:Jonathan Barkat For those not aware, White did the Understanding Joshua series. His website is http://www.charliewhite.info/, not .com.
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Picked up a book called The Sea by Philip Plisson, found it in the nature section of the barnes and noble near me. Really liked the aerial shots of the open water. Has pictures of boats, open water, lighthouses and lots of other sea related stuff, the detail is incredible in the book. Here's some low quality pics I found online.    
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saw this guy on DA and I've been really impressed by his portraits:   http://datenshi-nagasava.deviantart.com/
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Reichstag posted:http://www.dayswithmyfather.com One of my all time favorite websites/series of photos.
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Just looking at the link makes me want to cry.
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Reichstag posted:http://www.dayswithmyfather.com I haven't been able to look at that for a long time now. It completely rips me apart.
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Whitezombi posted:I haven't been able to look at that for a long time now. It completely rips me apart. Same here. I bookmarked it a while ago, and I'll see it in my photography bookmarks, and either go and glance, or just move on. Too powerful.
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Yeah, I gotta admit I cried when I saw the photo of the author after his dad's death. Amazing though.
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Reichstag posted:http://www.dayswithmyfather.com That is just depressing...
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azathosk posted:That is just depressing... No, it's not just depressing. It's beautiful and moving and powerful...and sad, but it doesn't depress me, although I can see that.
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torgeaux posted:No, it's not just depressing. It's beautiful and moving and powerful...and sad, but it doesn't depress me, although I can see that. I agree. It's all of those things you describe. Perhaps the most moving website/pictures I've seen in a very very long time.
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Spedman posted:http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/ I posted that one a few pages ago, and unfortunately the story I was referring to in my own family has sadly come to the inevitable conclusion a few days ago.
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Spedman posted:I posted that one a few pages ago, and unfortunately the story I was referring to in my own family has sadly come to the inevitable conclusion a few days ago. Sorry for your loss.
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Well that was amazing. For the record - I never cry. Like ever, except just then. Amazing.
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I am a huge baby, I totally teared up (no real crying because I was at work). The thing that made my gut drop was the photo of the father's note pad. The slow realisation as you read the list, you realise as he would have realised, first you don't know one little thing and then you realise you have no idea where anyone is. For all you know you could be completely alone. Adrift. Oh, and the message he wrote to his wife, who would never hear it. Argh and his sighing. Okay, so everything was sad.
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Arinel posted:I am a huge baby, I totally teared up (no real crying because I was at work). But, it's also great. The last comment the son made, about his dad having gone to Paris to meet his Mum, is heart-warming and sweet, even to an atheist like me.
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That was absolutely incredible and heartbreaking, thank you for sharing.
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Jim Patterson, amazing dive and landscape photos. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimpatterson/
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torgeaux posted:Sorry for your loss. Thanks for the kind thoughts. It was sadly a relief when my Grandmother finally passed, especially for her. To do something positive, here is some shots from I guy who's photos I like looking at:   http://www.brunogiliberto.com/photography/
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torgeaux posted:But, it's also great. The last comment the son made, about his dad having gone to Paris to meet his Mum, is heart-warming and sweet, even to an atheist like me. Not for me, if the afterlife is real then yay, if it's not think of all those people dying knowing they were going to a good place. That just chills me. BUT ENOUGH ABOUT RELIGION. But it's beautiful, it's just ultimately sad. Moving is the word. Photography should be moving, art should move people.
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While not nearly as emotionally moving as the last few galleries, whenever I see a Grant Gunderson photo on the cover of a ski magazine I get all excited. He's my favourite sports photographer. Not sure how to link an image off his site: http://www.grantgunderson.com/ I find his work doubly inspiring/frustrating: I can't shoot like him nor can I ski like the athletes he shoots.
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We're showing Carl Corey's Wisconsin Tavern photos at the gallery I work at this month, really cool stuff:   http://www.carlcorey.com/ Also Danny Treacy's "Them" - http://www.dannytreacy.com   These fuckers are 7'x6' (~100lbs framed) and are going to give me nightmares for weeks after having to stare at them all day. ShutteredIn fucked around with this message at 22:18 on Sep 2, 2010 |
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http://www.willpearson.co.uk/ This guy gets me glistening pink wet split beaver horny. And this: http://www.willpearson.co.uk/virtual_tours/the_birds/ Is one of the best I've ever seen, although I admit, I don't want to look at it too hard because I don't WANT it to be crap.
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Helmacron posted:http://www.willpearson.co.uk/ This is both cool as hell and spooky as gently caress.
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Alain Delorme's series of Shanghai cargo cyclists and their tottering, totem-esque loads. http://www.alaindelorme.com/?p=works&ga=totem Not sure what these are shot on, but the processing is very interesting.
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Arinel posted:Not for me, if the afterlife is real then yay, if it's not think of all those people dying knowing they were going to a good place. That just chills me. BUT ENOUGH ABOUT RELIGION. For any other gluttons for heartrending, beautifully moving stories, there's this: http://vimeo.com/12562270 I was tearing up barely into the second minute. The depth of love that is possible between two people is so  , it never ceases to amaze.This is the point where I lost it: Danny a week before he died posted:"My love for you up to this point was as much as it could be, and will be as much as it could be for eternity... All I have to give you is a poor gift, and that's myself. And I always gave it. And if there's a way to come back and give it, I'll do that too."
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William Eggleston is so delightfully insane. But he does colour like no one else.    
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I stumbled across Antony Crook. I really like his photos and style.   LENS FLARE 
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Eli Reed is pretty amazing, he is my photography professor too! 
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General Gingersnap posted:Eli Reed is pretty amazing, he is my photography professor too! These are great but the child in me hopes that the kid in the foreground of the picture just randomly popped up into frame as he was taking the picture of the other kid.
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I don't think I've seen Jonas Bendiksen's stuff on here before. Check out the rest here. The photo of a boy working with a mallet and the boy in the street surrounded by bowls are just a couple of the great ones. (They are all about the importance/issues with slums, this one being Dharavi in Mumbai.)
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Mark Shaw Edit: Woops! I didn't even think about it being a bit NWS! Bit sleepy today. (took out the photo w bewbs)     
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red19fire posted:For any other gluttons for heartrending, beautifully moving stories, there's this: http://vimeo.com/12562270 I was tearing up barely into the second minute. The depth of love that is possible between two people is so I think Danny is seriously the most naturally (and unpretentiously) eloquent person I've ever heard. He's like real-time poetry.
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I love Carlos Serrao's work. Especially the series for Esquire he did with the inglorious basterds cast members. Example below:
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Spedman & Reichstag posted:http://www.dayswithmyfather.com Goddamn you both. That was beautiful.
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