otto piene

red for a monday - otto piene, i thank you

bescolour

porya hatami

orr gidon

making a decent image of a pupil/iris design is fierce deifficult to get right. i certainly haven't been able to manage to anything like my level of expectation. but i don't have to because orr gidon has done it for me. and good commitment to a plant based existence too....

ursula k le guin

i haven't read too much of ursula le guin's fiction but i've read many interesting things she's commented upon so this conversation between her and margaret atwood ticks all my fanboy boxes. enjoy!

elfi cella

i'm not going to lie - i loved elfi cella's images the moment i came across them. i'm not going to post a link because there's almost no detail about her or her process but if you gogle her name she's everywhere.

nicolas muller

you're going to find precious little detail on nicolas muller online so just do an image search and find yourself bathed in an era and a lifestyle (not so) long ago vanished

kryone

sebastian liste

for me, a good documentary photographer can make their subject breathe as soon as you look at them, no matter if you're thousands of miles distant and have no knowledge of the place or time or culture - you can't argue sebastian liste manages just that

caballo & den5hion

mock the zuma

cristina hoch

maybe it's the eyes but there's something about cristina hoch's pictures that keeps catching myattention

elin høyland

especially with the brothers, elin høyland is one of my favourite documentarians

samsara blues experiment

cristina garcia rodero

just a bit old school, just a bit documentarian but cristina garcia rodero is all the way brilliant