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Tuesday, May 22
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Imagine a world were the wind blows through at the speed of a hurricane… Imagine you can cling to your seat while you commute to work and imagine these people as your fellow commuters. Now… how much fun would your day be?

Tadas Černiauskas

Tags: Tadao Cern photography portraits people funny
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Tuesday, May 8
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Heights… can’t stand them, can’t get enough of them!

I don’t know if it’s common to others with an acute dose of vertigo to actually enjoy hanging on the side of a high wall but well… that’s me! Today I’m going climbing with a friend of mine and I know I’ll be shaking all the way up, maybe even a bit on the way down. I can only imagine what it would feel like to climb in such places like the ones portrait here by photographer Chris Brundige.

Chalk, chalk, chalk… I’m coming up!

Chris Brundige

Tags: Chris Brundige climbing photography nature rock stone outdoors
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Friday, May 4
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A while ago I bought my Sigma 50mm f1.4 to start a “50 strangers photo project”, that didn’t went quite as expected… On my first attempt to go for it I chickened out and lost a great opportunity to start something new. In my defense I am an extremely shy person… anyway, I ended up selling it and never got around breaking that shell.

But then… these guys come around and they make it look so easy that I always get the urge to try it again.

I already know Scott Schuman ”The Sartorialist” for a while now, but it’s still a great source of inspiration, not only fashion wise but also from his photography and attitude.

Here’s how he does it…

The Sartorialist

Tags: sartorialist scott schuman fashion models photography photographer street urban inspiration
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Wednesday, May 2
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I love it when someone shows me something beyond the obvious, when someone shows me what has always been there but no one sees it because no one is looking. While admiring Sonia’s photos of reflexions I get introduced to a whole new world, one of layered intentions and complex characters.

They show us not in our surroundings, but instead… embedded in them.

Sonia Arrepia

Tags: Sonia Arrepia photography reflexions Black and White iphone iphoneography iphonography
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