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Uli Heckmann is into photography and he’s good at it. But strikes me most is the marching ants navigation! Wowie this is well done. Pick a section, such as people and an alphabet appears when mousing over showing behind a little of the referred to, picture. Next previous arrows and loading sequence all do same.

Now, that’s taking a concept and deploying it with brio!

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via: Alberto Villarreal

Sonja Hofmann has a penchant for sweets photography. Luv the unusual (lavender/lilac) palette and composition of the pictures features.

On a side note: hate the pop-up.

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Sonja just alerted that the dire pop-up is gone! Weee!

Don’t know how Jeroen Hofman managed to capture these extraordinary photographs of animals that usually are bred and killed to become fur coats and adornments. Painfully making the point.. which I guess might be: (re)consider before you buy.

Jeni Alfuso is a photographer based in LA and her work consists of wedding and I will photography mostly. There is density and emotion, the lighting and staging err between off the beaten road and the expected traditional shots.

Striking most? Some compositions are so precious, could easily have been teared off some of the top interior design and lifestyle magazines.

I Do (and Don’ts). Wedding etiquette dictates many do’s and don’ts for the happy couple. But no prenuptial protocol is more important than the look of the wedding dress. The Summer/Fall issue of Washingtonian Bride & Groom takes a look at the latest wedding fashions and planning faux pas – a creative project that inspired designers to declare "I do."

Creative and Art Direction: Design Army

Photography: Cade Martin

Hair/Make Up: Dean Kraph Stylist: Pascale Lemaire

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Have a look at their Behind the Scenes video of the project! Jake and Pum et al, did it again!

Inspiring. Who wouldn’t want to work with such a great team (and project)?

Egill Bjarki photoshoot of the Gemini Residence underlines his ability to capture the geometrics of this curvy architectural marvel. Almost looks like graphic design elements.

Wow ain’t these superb photographic compositions? If you agree, you need to see these up close, because they are Carl Warner extraordinary Foodscapes – which means the staging is made of food mainly… Mind-boggling concepts. Access the series by choosing the Still category on his website.

So what do you think?

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via: Shira (is Art Happy)

Stunning paper sculptures, staging and photography for WAD Magazine by Le Creative Sweatshop.

Sumptuous and luscious interior photography by Paul Barbera who mainly works in Australia and Europe.

James Braund is a Melbourne based photographer who has under his belt having worked with major publishers and titles before starting his own studio. He collaborates with some of Australia’s largest companies, smallest charities and specialist design studios.

His portfolio is outstanding! This guys know his trades. Really like the fact that he has dedicated an area to show his work books in the personal section.

I’m nowhere near being a fashionista — since I’m definitely a artsy-geeky type when it comes to fashion (cool tees, jeans and kicks) — but this is blowing me away: A Matter of Taste was imagined, designed and photographed by Fulvio Bonavia.

Everything you will see has been constructed with edible (or natural) elements.

Oh my gosh! This is awesome!

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via: Fubiz