Behold Jay B. Sauceda’s latest project, All Around Cowboys, a series of portraits from the Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Alpine, Texas. I especially love the fact that he’s included little anecdote’s next to each portrait. I’ve included a few below,…
This incredible set of photographs by Paul Soulellis is making me want to hop on the next plane to Rome. What an amazing source of inspiration.
These photographs by Tamara Lichtenstein are downright dreamy.
This vivid photograph was captured by Valeria of The Red Balloon Photography. Be sure to check out her blog for more lovely work.
I am incredibly impressed with the conceptual and aesthetic quality of Emeric Trahand’s photomontages. This particular project, which you can read more about on his Tumblr, was created for an Onitsuka Tiger campaign that aimed to bring together elements of…
Looking at this photo from this Flickr set, by Tomo Kohsaka, really makes me want to step up my breakfast game. Plus, the color palette seems perfectly appropriate for the upcoming holiday.
I would love to be wherever this photo was taken right now—sun-drenched and warm. Beautiful work by Laura Taylor.
Here are some light, airy, dreamy photos by Lola Thomasina. There’s a lot more to see in her Photostream, so be sure to take a look.
Lovely colors in this photo by Mary Claire Roman. If only it were warm enough for bare arms in New York!
Kim Winderman’s quiet, contemplative photographs have succeeded in making me stop and appreciate nature’s intricate details.
Melvin the Realtor is from this amazing Flickr set celebrating 20th century nostalgia. via Miss Moss
Believe it or not but these incredible photographs were created by seventeen-year-old Chrissie White. Seventeen!
Beautiful, wintery bokeh by Jackie Rueda.
Take a look at the moody, fantastical photography of Martin Stranka.
As a former dancer and current New York City resident, this extensive series of photographs—Dancers Among Us by Jordan Matter—grabbed me immediately.
This time of year there is no shortage of complaints (by me, included) over how early nighttime creeps in—it’s especially tough here in the city where stars are scarce. But these beautiful long exposure images by John Hill have made…
What I love most about this image by Kimberly Chorney of Butterfly Photography is that it manages to be both chilly and wintry and vibrant and warm.
Next up, eighteen-year-old Valerie Chiang, whose work is light, airy and whimsical. These images in particular are from her A Scenic World series, more of which you can see right here.
