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Laurent Nivalle: LA

matt — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:53:39 +0000

greetings windmillers

After several long days at work I shall do a new post to keep me sane.

For todays blog I bring you some lovely work from Laurent Nivalle.

There are some wonderous photos from this artist, makes you want to pick up a camera and start capturing images

even thou there is nothing speical about this image I rather like it, so really there is something special to me anyway. I do like seeing things people don’t normally see, like I discover a little treasure people pass by

now this is my favourite, it might be a bit of a funky angle but the colours and the perspective of the corridor. Its almost like something you see in a film

There are lots of more images if you click onto here

http://www.behance.net/Nivalle/Frame

Jeri Eisenberg cont….

matt — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:32:18 +0000

No to follow on with something I mentioned on the other Jeri Esienberg post and if you recall that I commented there was some nice images of this chaps work I wanted to share.

and so I begin……

they are so much different then the blurry leaf images I featured before

I can see the same technique has been used but the results are miles apart

apartly this one was took in the snow!

http://www.lanouefineart.com/artists.php?artist=38

more art shall be coming tomorrow

inspire?

matt — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:21:42 +0000

alas the sun isn’t as hot anymore and i was just about saved from burnt skin so instead i have the making of a sexy tan. im sure this will the only time this year my body will see the sun so it won’t last.

anyho i bring ye some lovely images taken with a camera device.

the detail in some of these pictures are amazing and some have captured some wonderful moments which can take a rather long time to get so on to the sharing…

i love this one, the lighting, the mood of the weather, colours

http://www.smashingapps.com/2008/12/07/23-awesome-photos-that-look-like-theyre-photoshopped-but-are-not.html

keep safe

Balloon man, wonderous art

adam — Thu, 14 May 2009 17:19:47 +0000

Appologies in the lack of postings in the last few weeks dear windmiller. I’ve been rather busy moving the upstairs downstairs and then all the downstairs upstairs.

Isnt this a wonderful image. I know everybody is into all the vintageyness and old photos, a fact you may not know is that i started this trend in 2001. The colours, just wonderful. Its not perfect, its just a smile bringer, a little shimmer. Nothing to shout about, just something to rest your eyes upon, relax and enjoy

kiss that ceiling

matt — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 21:28:44 +0000

The words ‘kissing’ and ‘ceiling’ usually doesn’t come together in a sentence but strangely they work. Just saying ‘kissing the ceiling’ it already sounds right like a romantic lyric in a song. So thinking of those words you try to picture the ceiling and how you would kiss it and at first its sounds rather hard to get your rosey lips to that cold out of reach ceiling. Well if you do ever think it would be a good idea to kiss the ceiling i found some super yummy pictures to look at

isn’t it nice to see the body in an odd position as that and to see the different ways they have achieved their goal, especially like the girl on the door handle. They also have a comical edge to them as well. I rather adore these images and I hope you do windmillers

http://www.fredmuram.com/pages/photographs.html

Almost not real

matt — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 19:36:19 +0000

i’ve found these and must share, they don’t look really but im told its photos using the ‘High Dynamic Range’ HDR method

the depth is so intense

and those colours

i do hope there isn’t much tinkering going on, please tell me otherwise

for more gorgous picies

http://www.online-photoshoptutorials.com/2008/10/17-of-the-most-visually-beautiful-hdr-images.html