2006-02-28
flickr | photoblogs
A random roam through the land of Flickr took me to some wonderful places. Here's a sampling:
David Rizzolo; a photographer and designer extrodinaire [check out the firewood shed]
Photogene's photostream, which I followed to his own site and then to another intersting photoblog My Day in London by Chris McLemore.
Patrix, an animator at Pixar, whose night photos held a special allure.
Not to be forgotten, a longstanding favorite is Satan's Laundromat; the name coming from a street address of "666". Great shots of the New York metro area.
Sud273, a photographer with an eye for getting phemonenal wrestling shots [real wrestlers; not the preening caricatures you find at WWE, not that I don't watch them also, mind you].
Sol Dust Love Impressive portraits, saturated with color.
Sugar Coma with lots of Signs, Neon Signs .
Eyetwist, who drew me in with industrial detritus and signage of his own. Incidentally, His own site and his postings at Lomagraphics are also worth perusing.
Églantine / Fleur-Ange Lamothe. A photographer who recently "...began painting in hopes that it would improve my photos." Not that she needs this.
Elvert Barnes: documenting social protest and the world around him.
Jerry 7171. His panorama shots got me the most intrigued. Sure wish he'd make a set of just those.
A random roam through the land of Flickr took me to some wonderful places. Here's a sampling: David Rizzolo; a photographer and designer extrodinaire [check out the firewood shed] Photogene's photostream, which I followed to his own site and then to another intersting photoblog My Day in London by Chris McLemore. Patrix, an animator at Pixar, whose night photos held a special allure. Not to be forgotten, a longstanding favorite is Satan's Laundromat; the name coming from a street address of "666". Great shots of the New York metro area. Sud273, a photographer with an eye for getting phemonenal wrestling shots [real wrestlers; not the preening caricatures you find at WWE, not that I don't watch them also, mind you]. Sol Dust Love Impressive portraits, saturated with color. Sugar Coma with lots of Signs, Neon Signs . Eyetwist, who drew me in with industrial detritus and signage of his own. Incidentally, His own site and his postings at Lomagraphics are also worth perusing. Églantine / Fleur-Ange Lamothe. A photographer who recently "...began painting in hopes that it would improve my photos." Not that she needs this. Elvert Barnes: documenting social protest and the world around him. Jerry 7171. His panorama shots got me the most intrigued. Sure wish he'd make a set of just those.ABOUT THE PICTURES: The images on this post are all from my own Flickr page |
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I've been dabbling with photography the past couple of years and old barns and houses are my favorite subjects.
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