Marilyn Monroe

Photo by Mace2000 – Exposure Time – 43 second

Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/blur-movement#ixzz0W0SPXdHK

Photo by Amnemona
Photo by PhotoToasty – Composition of 3 images at shutter speeds of between 1.6 seconds and 25 seconds

Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/blur-movement#ixzz0W0RhREWz

Photo by zane&inzane - Exposure Time – 10 minutes

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Pamela Petro from North Hampton

John Opera

Josef Sudek

Jan Saudek





All images are from www.mocp.org

since we talked about it in class

the decisive moment crit will be on tuesday 11/10
tomorrow (11/5) we will be finishing presentations, so for those of you who did not present on thursday be prepared to talk to the class.

Jillian Elwell

Denise Dixon, "Reaching For The Red Star Sky". Wendy Ewald Student Project- Dreams.

Denise Dixon, "Phillip & Jamie are Creatures from Outer Space in their Spaceships". Wendy Ewald Student Project- Dreams.

Barton Silverman, "Miracle on Ice".

Carl Gossett, "Beatlemaniac's on the Loose".

Stanly Forman, "Violence in Boston".

Murat Sayginer

http://www.muratsayginer.com/index.html

By Larry Chait

By Wafaa Bilal's

two photographers

Mark Steinmetz

Just discovered this guy from another photographer's list of favorite underrated photographers. I love his stuff. Many of the images are cut off in this view, so click on each one to see the full size.

Oyvind Hjelmen

Found this photographer via lens culture blog.

Minor White

Minor White was an American photographer who rose to prominence in the 1950s. He worked primarily in B/W.

Sandart!

Really cool sand animation! Watch the Youtube box. Don't mind the random russian


http://www.spreeblick.com/2009/10/14/sandmalerei-von-kseniya-simonova/

all images from www.webdesignerdepot.com

Gregory Colbert- Ashes and Snow

From the website:
"The photographic artworks of Gregory Colbert explore the poetic sensibilities of animals in their natural habitat as they interact with human beings. No longer shown as merely a member of the family of man, humans are seen as a member of the family of animals. None of the images have been digitally collaged."