photography
Featured: Bruce Peterson
Some great macro photography from Bruce Peterson out of Boston – personal/side projects + great campaign/commercial stuff. Take a look at ‘Oddments’ and ‘Old Money’ when you’re there, along with larger versions of ‘Acorns’, shown here.









Featured: Dilyana Dineva
The “Signals” project by Dilyana Dineva, broadcasting from Sofia, Bulgaria. This is a fascinating topic to me, and I love how she has visualized something that we all are surrounded with every second of the day. This series depicts the invisible signals that weave through our day – television, radio, wireless data, mobile phones. In Dilyana’s words, we all share an “addiction to receiving”. I’d have to agree.
The photos are from Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey – wonderful lighting and color saturation mix in with the nighttime cityscapes.
More side projects and design work at deemight.com





Featured: Irene L. Peu
Beautiful layered photography from Irene L. Peu. She’s surprisingly mysterious when you try to track down her info, but images from her Flickr set have been picked up by photo/visual blogs left and right since she was featured on Fubiz earlier this year. Oddly enough, she’s known as “i.Anton” on Flickr… so who knows who this photographer really is? No, seriously, who knows her? Very curious, and we’d love to know more.






Featured: Cristina Francov
Digital art from Cristina Francov in Mexico. Check our her diverse range of work stretching from the surreal to the fantastic on DeviantArt.





Featured: EMPK

Cool stuff from this Art Direction/Design/Photography duo in Brazil. Lots of other work – commercial and experimental alike – on display at:
Featured: Lucia Fischer
Some grainy and gritty slices of the Sydney cityscape by photographer Lucia Fischer. Check out more from her ‘Holga Diaries’ series at:
Check the ’2008: Portrait of a Postcode’ set as well while you’re at it. Beautiful work in the muted color palette of Chippendale in central Sydney.




Featured: Holly Bynoe

Holly Bynoe layers intense color over a dark but vibrant conceptual undercurrent. Coming to us from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (which is here). This submerged series actually sits on the more electric end of her visual spectrum, so be sure to explore the rest of her work and her world at www.hbynoe.com.




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