evelyn george carey

no school like the old school. not sure of the provenance on this but evelyn george carey was an engineer who worked on, and took images of, the forth bridge in scotland. and i do like a bridge.....

barcelona gipsy klezmer orchestra

hrdza

shantel and areti ketime

skinny pelembe

josef koudelka

big, bold, classic images. can't argue with josef koudelka

justin clifford rhody

 i was really captured by this image by justin clifford rhody. plus he got a william burroughs thing going on which would've appealed to my younger self

the hillbilly moon explosion

mad sin

mark english

it's a niche subject - paintings of horses that i like - but this by mark english is one of them. i love the collage-y feel of his images and the way he gets paint down

jacob hashimoto

tricky to see this image of jacob hashimoto but worth a closer look for the textures and space it occupies

we butter the bread with butter

katerine

guts

flavien berger

todd hido

i'm not so convinced by all of todd hido's work but i do like his landscapes

lescop

grand blanc

shigeki tomura

easily one of my favourite landscape artists, i particularly like shigeki tomura's trees

des rocs

kælan mikla

jonathan singer

i think this comes from jonathan singer's botanica magnifica. even if it doesn't check it out. if you like this sort of botanical photogrpahy then this is for you.....

the reverend peyton's big damn band

r. l. burnside

valerie june

kakkmaddafakka

akihito takuma

i'd be curious to see how akihito takuma gets these images. i like the singlemindedness of them - i find it very restful!

gabor kerekes

gabor kerekes is interesting, interesting, interesting! get the kettle on and have a browse!

dope lemon

idles

david owen hastings

i think david owen hastings wears his influences on his sleeve and i'm not going to grumble about that!

rebecca crowell

loving these from rebecca crowell

amyl and the sniffers

courtney barnett

kitty. daisy and lewis

dead vibrations

jerome liu xin hao

not much in the way of architectural drawing lately but this is one of my faves. it's apparently a drawing as part of a project for a peckham hospice but i can't find a link for more detail. google and maybe you'll have more luck!

pat steir

proper old school, it's amazing just how often you see echoes of pat steir's work

suspended 4th

yodogawa boys

88kasyo junrei

nigami

mattie iverson

 to paraphrase jean brodie - for those who like this sort of thing, this is the sort of thing they like. this, by mattie iverson, hits the spot just right for me

aldous harding

the staves