A World Captured By The Camera: Louis Lander-Deacon.

I have just fallen in love with these set of photographs, firstly it is an amazing idea and it is executed so incredibly well the colours are so vibrant and stunning
and I think his pictures are just amazing moments, I looked at the rest of his photo stream and he is a talented photographer who knows how to photograph really well.

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A World Captured By The Camera : PAOLA RIVERO.

Rivero has a taste the simple photography, but we must no underestimate the word simple, his photograph's are simple wrapped in subtle strange beauty, I'm not a big fan or black white unless it's like ballerina's or films, but Paola's black and white photograph's, they are just breathtaking, they look almost quite delicate, and it's just a moment captured and one thing I love about her photograph's is how none of the photo's have contact with the viewer, it's like the photograph holds moments of mysteries. The second photograph the colours are just so stunning. I adore her photographs, and I think that they will be a wave of photograph's who will start to take a simplistic turn in their photography.

More of Paola's photographs : http://www.flickr.com/photos/paorivero

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A World Captured by the camera : Jacqueline Riman.

I really have fallen in love with Riman's photography, it is just so subtlety mesmerizing, her photographs, they way they are shot show's an photographer who really has appreciation for capturing in the moment, every photo is just taken in the best moment, and I find they all look perfect, Riman's nature photographs, they look like stills from a nature short film, I just find myself looking deeper into the photograph, she really has an amazing eye for photography. I really find she has a real amazing talent for photography.

Take a look at her photo stream : http://www.flickr.com/photos/pacifictheme/

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A World Captured By The Camera: Bruce Davidson.

This photographer is just such a beautiful photographer, I adore all of his photographs, it reminds me of nostalgia and the 90's, they all have a brutal beauty about them, Bruce has photographed them on the subway in an American state, what makes it better is that no one in the photo is model looking, they look so real, and the photo tells such great stories, and the locations of Davidson's photo just really add to his collection, the photograph's are not captured with a digital camera, the colours and lighting is just wow. I love his photo's and I think more photographer's should start to capture like this, instead of more photographer's becoming fashion photographers.

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A World Captured by the camera : Sid Black.

I very much adore photo diaries, they show a beautiful collection of photo's, digital or not, and memories are best stored and shared in photo form. Film Camera's are beautiful, and the film photo's are beautiful, especially if they are captured well, and this photographer, has become the Master of Film, his photo's are incredibly dreamy, film photo's never looked so good. When ever I view his photo stream I feel like he has travelled everywhere and his photo's are an insight on all his adventures, and I am made to feel like I am seeing all he has saw. None of his work is specific like, portraits, buildings or sunsets, he captures everything, everything looks amazing, and it makes you feel like the color's will seep of the photo. Also, it's just how Sid captures everything that he sees and then photographs it so well.I really adore how he has captured colour's and flares, many photographer's I've looked at, blogged about have been amazing but Sid, has a real rare talent for photography, he is so in balance with his camera. Light, tones, flares, angles have never been captured so beautifully, and all of his photo's look so cinematic, like every shot is a still from a beautiful film. I love of all Sid's photo's.

To View More Of Sid's photo's : http://www.flickr.com/photos/sid_black/

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A world captured by the camera: Hannah Davis.

Pictures are important. Pictures hold memories, stories, personal experience's. Some photo's are just so amazing, that you wish that you had captured them. This photographer, is just incredible with her camera, all her photo's are breathtaking, the photo's have such life and subtle beauty, when I view Davis's photo's I find it hard to take my eyes of the photo's, in a weird way it is surreal, I like photographer's that capture clean photo's that just capture the moment and then add their own magical creativity to it. I like sunset's, they look beautiful, I adore Davis's sunset's they are just so amazing, anyone can take pictures of sunset's it's not hard, but what is, is to capture the sunset and then soak it with your personal creativity and magic. I just have fallen for her photo's, the way she capture's light in her photo's are just make me go whoa, especially the colours they are just so strong, take a look :

Take a look at Hannah's photo stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hannahdavis/

If you want to purchase any of her photo's visit : www.wolfandmoon.bigcartel.com

A world captured by the camera: Graham Blackall.

The best photo's are the one's that have great memories behind them, or which completely take your breath away. This photographer has an amazing , unique quality to his pictures. All of his pictures have that cinematography look, many photographers struggle with trying to capture that, but this photographer has knocked that nail on the head, when viewing his photo's I feel like if I wait long enough the photo's will come to life, it's a rare quality to have. Another thing I really love about his photography is that the colours are really strong, and the photo makes you feel like you are in the moment of when it was captured. They are just really beautiful photos of beautiful things.

Take a look at Graham's photo stream : http://www.flickr.com/photos/grahamblackall/
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A world captured by the camera : Panda.

Creativity. Beauty. Portrait Master. When ever I view the photo's, I always feel like the photo's are apart of a dark mysterious movie, it's almost like a beautiful cinematography photo book, the photographer captures in natural light,which is hard too control at times, but the photographer has always got it spot on, and she uses it beautifully, in addition all of her photo's look realistic. The Photographer works never ceases to enchant and amaze the viewer, she has eyes which leaves the observer stunned, the photos are simplistic and filled with grace. Portraits, in genral at times can be boring to look at, but her portraits are beyond the photo and are never boring, it's like she's looking at you, and you expect her too blink or come to life. Be prepared to be amazed:






You are amazed, and you are still looking at the pictures. Now go look at her photo stream and be more amazed : http://www.flickr.com/photos/skinnytiger10/

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A world captured by the camera: Shannon.

There are many talents, that some of us acquire and some of us dream of acquiring, like for example photography, you may think that, it's just a hobby where you go on holiday with your family with the disposable your mom gave you, and snap at the sea, benches, shops and people. But photography is something more, and here is a photography who has changed the way we look at photography and has added her own touch to it, which completely drags us into the photograph, almost making us feel apart of the world she creates:

To view more pay a visit to :

http://www.flickr.com/photos/iamshannnnon/

Lets Go Back To The Start, a photo by Sh▲nnon on Flickr.

I want to join the circus, a photo by Sh▲nnon on Flickr.

Make-up, a photo by Sh▲nnon on Flickr.

Who are we?, a photo by Sh▲nnon on Flickr.

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Photographer :JONATHAN FLANDERS.

Approaching a concept through photography can be flawed with a lack of execution or a failure to decipher towards some kind of point. Manchester-based Jonathan Flanders avoids these mistakes through his careful application of thoroughly researched subject matters and skill of capturing the precise sense of occasion that his work takes on. Flanders suggests that there is a midpoint between a staged and natural exposure that gives the ideal moment and setting to capture. Speaking to Flanders, it is clear he prefers to let his imagery immerse within itself rather than to interfere too much. Although this may be the case, it's perhaps a subconcious reaction that the filmmaker inside him sets the scene and we see the end product of his work becoming somewhat cinematic.

Text By:Fred Paginton





(article via Dazed and Confused.)