My friend Diede van Lamoen has finally started posting pictures at lamoen.com. Check out some great shots from his adventure travels around the world.
PS: Diede, please fix the RSS feed so it includes the pictures. C’mon, you were a CS major!
This is a bit different from what I usually post, less geometric and more busy. Not sure how I feel about it, but I kind of like it. It’s a storefront in NYC, cropped, color corrected and sharpened (unedited).
Vincent Laforet has previously been recognized for his striking aerial shots. Recently, he’s been trying out a new technique: using tilt-shift lenses to photograph sports events. Tilt-shift lenses produce a very narrow plain of focus, which make the world look like a scale model. Very cool.
Ceiling light in a store in Venice. Cropped and sharpened.
A sunset near Ornö, in the Stockholm archipelago, straight out of the camera.
An exit sign in the SAE house at Dartmouth, pretty much unedited.
Andreas Gursky creates beautiful large-scale photographs. The supermarket shot above happens to be most expensive photo in history, at $3.3 million. Phew!
