Soñador by Alejandro Bonilla

“Soñador y amante de la fotografía, feliz de encuadrar lo que pasa en Santiago capturando aquellos momentos mágicos del día a día.” Alejandro Bonilla

Slices of Life by Titus Simoens

Belgian photographer Titus Simoens has been working off and on across the United States, photographing slices of life in the American West. Simoens has co-directed a documentary, billed as “the story of two young cowboys,” called Miles Away. The documentary was shot in Cow Camp, Idaho, where Simoens also shot still images. Cow Camp is where cowboys Gene and Josh live for six months of the year, tending cattle, managing the land and repairing fences while living in a house without running water or electricity. Have a look at his Flickr page for some more great pictures.

Downright Magical by Nordin Seruyan

Indonesia-based photographer Nordin Seruyan uses photography to unveil a tiny world that often goes unnoticed by human eyes. Using a macro approach, he zooms in on the diverse and flourishing insect life of Southeast Asia, capturing extraordinary images that appear downright magical in their exquisite detail and beauty.

Façades by Zacharie Gaudrillot-Roy

French photographer Zacharie Gaudrillot-Roy presents this ongoing series titled “façades”. The photographer captures images of the city and reduces the buildings down to just their facades.

 

 

Human Form by William O’Brien

The human form I find extraordinary in it’s ability to precisely express the depth and breadth of our nature and status. A simple gesture, glance or pose can tell a profound story, and I build on that. Rarely are my images straight out of camera, so I’m not a photography purist…most of the time. The raw image evolves throughout the processing. I hope my images brings you joy, curiosity and inspiration.William O’Brien

Deeply Passionate by Yaman Ibrahim

Yaman Ibrahim is a full time Malaysian photographer based in Kuala Lumpur. His interest in photography brewed since childhood and now has materialised into a full time career. His achievements and awards both locally and on an international level has inspired him to explore a new level in photography through experimentation in order to produce enviable photographic results that can be a benchmark for budding photographers. Yaman is deeply passionate about all forms of photography from landscape, architecture, nature, documentary to portraits.

The Beginnings Unfold by Jamie Heiden

Jamie Heiden is a photographer first. She gets the most satisfaction out of taking a picture. But when she sits down at her computer, the beginnings unfold. Most of her finished images contain multiple photographic layers. Dodging, burning, boosting contrast and adjusting exposure were all tasks performed in the darkroom that are now tools she has at her fingertips using the computer. What would have taken hours in the darkroom can be done and then undone in half the time, not necessarily making the completed process any shorter but allowing for ten times the amount of experimenting within.

Still Life by Charles Frank and Jake Oleson

“Still Life” is a short film that seeks to find connection between creativity and everyday moments, set against the backdrop of New York City. It was shot guerrilla style with the Phantom Miro and Red Epic.Interested in Behind the Scenes? Check out our blog for pictures, info, and stories about the adventure which lead to this film! zandrak.com/blog/2014/4/15/lenses-and-longboards-the-making-of-still-life. Directed and Shot by Charles Frank and Jake Oleson (jakeoleson.com)

From New York to London by Daniella Zalcman

“A month ago, I moved from New York to London. They’re both places I adore, and (in my opinion) they’re two of the most photogenic cities in the world. So I collected 30 days of iPhone images in the month before I left NYC in the hopes that I could create New York + London double exposures with images taken in my first month here. Below are some of my favorites of the 30 I ended up with.” Daniella Zalcman

A Homage to Every Editor

Nobody knows what we do… so, a homage to every editor out there in those dark rooms creating art with moving images. insidetheedit.com

Direction, Design, Animation – Dave Penn vimeo.com/sxfngrs
Sound Design – James Locke-Hart jameslockehart.com
Script – Paddy Bird insidetheedit.com