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Great new website for Luke Kirwan. Great lego story!

Another series of great portraits by Spencer Murphy, working with Save The Children shooting in one of the most deprived areas in the UK.

Great effects by Tommaso Sartori. The colours are amazing. His still life work in studio is also worth a look.

Great effects by Tommaso Sartori. The colours are amazing. His still life work in studio is also worth a look.

My favourite: pure black and white, by Suzie Q and Leo Siboni

My favourite: pure black and white, by Suzie Q and Leo Siboni

and finally on a lighter note, some lovely work by Sergio Mora. 

Equally impressive but a completely different register. This illustrative work is by Polish artist Joanna Smielowska.

It’s been a busy month, and usually, I miss out on posting some of the amazing work I come across. Trying to rectify this. Starting with some work that has really moved me by how beautiful and cared for it looks. By Julian De Narvaez

Neat work by Andric

By Joseph Hoflehner. So much fab work, it hard to take a pick. These are a few shots I cam across while doing an image search. 

Can’t quite remember how I came across this. But I love the sensibility in dutch photographer Sophie Van Der Perre’s work.

nice still photography concepts by Michael Bodiam.

Fabulous nudes by Alexander Straulino.

I never really needed an excuse to love the portrait work of Spencer Murphy. This is the best billboard in London just now. I love this shot so much. The rest of Spencer’s work is equally as good.
One of the brilliant photographers at Making Pictures.

I never really needed an excuse to love the portrait work of Spencer Murphy. This is the best billboard in London just now. I love this shot so much. The rest of Spencer’s work is equally as good.

One of the brilliant photographers at Making Pictures.

Slightly older work from Tierney Gearon, from her exhibition “Explosure”. Double exposure is not a new thing of course, but these are lovely.

Exceptional body of work from Tom Stoddart. Now represented by the lovely guys at Making Pictures.