September 29, 2009
Australian dust storm photos.

Australian dust storm photos.

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Frank Fennema Photography.

Frank Fennema Photography.

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June 30, 2009
Bill Wadman’s 365 Portraits site. Via Ze Frank.

Bill Wadman’s 365 Portraits site. Via Ze Frank.

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June 24, 2009
Wayne Armstrong’s portfolio.

Wayne Armstrong’s portfolio.

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Nice work from Bruno Dayan. Some companies would likely label his portfolio NSFW, so be forewarned. Also, his site takes over your entire monitor and there’s a useless splash screen- aren’t we past both of these tactics in this day and age?

Nice work from Bruno Dayan. Some companies would likely label his portfolio NSFW, so be forewarned. Also, his site takes over your entire monitor and there’s a useless splash screen- aren’t we past both of these tactics in this day and age?

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June 17, 2009
20 Photography Twitters Worth Following
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June 16, 2009
Tony Blei’s portfolio.

Tony Blei’s portfolio.

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Christopher Barrett photography.

Christopher Barrett photography.

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June 10, 2009
Nice work from Philipp Schaerer.

Nice work from Philipp Schaerer.

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May 7, 2009

Beautiful surf video (click the link for the HD version).

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May 3, 2009
My sadly underused guitar.

My sadly underused guitar.

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April 28, 2009
“Level & Tap is a site dedicated to selling curated photography prints.” Very nice.

“Level & Tap is a site dedicated to selling curated photography prints.” Very nice.

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April 13, 2009
Ken Rockwell’s gallery. This one is from the “Route 66” series.

Ken Rockwell’s gallery. This one is from the “Route 66” series.

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April 8, 2009
The power of DNA. Very cool (though slightly Hannibal Lechter-ish at the same time). Via @freitag

The power of DNA. Very cool (though slightly Hannibal Lechter-ish at the same time). Via @freitag

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March 23, 2009
I remember this series of photographs from a long time ago- before I had this Tumblog, anyway. So, without further ado, Matt Siber’s take on logo-fied landscapes.

I remember this series of photographs from a long time ago- before I had this Tumblog, anyway. So, without further ado, Matt Siber’s take on logo-fied landscapes.

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