Changethethought

Psychedelic and slightly erotic photographer Neil Krug has updated with more tasty throwback images of sexy people doing strange things all wrapped up in a clean and simple website.

written by Christopher | tags: Fashion, Neil Krug, Photography, Psychedelic

Every once in a while I come back to Jill Greeberg’s work and am always pretty blown away by her mastery of digital light in a post film world. Her series “Glass Ceiling”, uses an underwater stage to capture a brood of water treading women in high heels.

written by Mike Slane | tags: glass ceiling, Jill Greenberg, Photography

“There is a myth, some say a science, suggesting people who have more symmetrical faces are considered more “attractive…”

Photographer Julian Wolkenstein has assembled a fascinating study to challenge or perhaps even reinforce that myth (so far it looks more like a challenge). The project utilizes self-shot iPhone pics as well as images snapped by Wolkenstein himself to take a broad look at what exactly everyone looks like when they are perfectly symmetrical.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Echoism, Julian Wolkenstein, Photography, Symmetry

Dave Imms takes pictures of people, places and things. The images are raw, gritty, uncompromising and honest. The subjects are captured in their most genuine of settings and laid bare for the viewer.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Dave Imms, Photography, Portraits

Kim Høltermand sent in a new set of images titled ‘Deserted City.’ As always it’s a hauntingly beautiful series of images that are about a careful balance between positive and negative space. We are gushing fans of Høltermand’s beautiful work.

written by Christopher | tags: Architecture, Kim Høltermand, Landscape, Photography

“Stockholm is now my base. I’ve spent some time shooting in London and still work there occasionally. I shoot people. With one foot in romance, dreams and ethereal elegance and the other one firmly fitted in pure rock n’ roll I shape my artistic footprint.”

There’s nothing like an honest, direct and succinct description especially when it is backed by sleek and sexy photography.

written by Christopher

Words are scarce when it comes to digging up information about photographer Platonov Pavel but what does exist are some fabulous (and I use that word oh-so-sparingly) images in his Flickrfolio. I can’t be sure how he is creating all of said images but one thing is for sure, they are fabulous indeed.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Flickr, Photography, Platonov Pavel

Gloria is a photographer and it seems she might be a young photographer but I can’t quite tell. She emailed no details about herself and there isn’t much of anything about her in her Flickrfolio but she does take some absolutely lovely photos.

written by Christopher | tags: Acido, Flickr, Gloria, Photography

London based photographer Felicia Honkasalo offer us a strange sideglance of the quiet moments in between that happen in Northern Europe. It’s an atmosphere that is noticed only by a contemplative resident but would go unnoticed by the passing tourist.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Felicia Honkasalo, London, Photography

Ian Velichko is a Kiev based Fashion photographer with some beautifully composited images in his Flickrfolio. There is a searing psycho-sexual kind of thing happening in some of his images that screams trendy but likeable pop. In short, some of his photos are a helluva lot of fun to look at. Who can resist abs and magenta?

written by Christopher | tags: Fashion, Ian Velichko, Kiev, Photography

Californian photographer Kim Winderman sent in a link to her portfolio featuring some beautifully shot and composed textural images of different locales around California. There is a kind of ethereal status granted to nature in the images that perpetuates a state of trance-like contemplation. The people in some of Winderman’s photos are used more as emotive texturing to further dramatize the natural surroundings. The work is not dark but more rather dreamlike. Winderman is a talented artist and one to keep watch over.

written by Christopher | tags: California, Kim Winderman, Landscapes, Nature, Photography

Spitalfields Life is a blog about the days and discoveries of life in East London. The ‘gentle author’ recently posted a series of old photographs depicting life in London during the 1800s. The collection of pictures came from the ‘Society for Photographing the Relics of Old London’ and are currently held in the archive at the Bishopsgate Institute. It’s a fascinating glimpse of a unique era in the city’s history and will have you wishing you could be fitted for a proper pair of trousers, a waste coat and a crisp black tophat.

written by Christopher | tags: 1800s, Photography, Retro, Spitafields Life, Victorian

Nicole Cote is a very young photographer with some very mature imagery in her portfolio. Her black and white photos in particular are strikingly beautiful and leave a narrative opening for the view to create their own story around each image.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, black and white, Nicole Cote, Photography

There are some divine images of both planets in space and pictures of Earth taken from space in the official Flickr Photostream for NASA Goddard. Who knew NASA was into Flickr? Very inspirational imagery for sure.

written by Christopher | tags: NASA Goddard, Photography, Planets, Space

“Alexander Binder was born on Halloween night 1976 in the Black Forest/Germany. He is a self-taught photographer with a strong passion for the spiritual and the occult.
His works have been shown at festivals like Les Rencontres d’Arles or PhotoIreland and they have been published in Vice, Kinki, Juke, FutureClaw and many more.”

written by Christopher | tags: Alexander Binder, Germany, Occult, Photography

Scott W. H. Young has some lovely washed out moody pictures in his portfolio that play like soft glimpses of a dream.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Mood, Photography, Portraits, Scott Young

Photographer Neil Krug pointed his camera toward a performance by My Chemical Romance and lent his personal eerie washed out style toward the imagery to create an exceptionally beautiful series of images that you can view in his Flickrfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, My Chemical Romance, Neil Krug, Photography

Bobby Neel Adams is a photographic artist who resides in New York. He has been at work for many years and has spent much time examining the process of aging on the body and soul. His series entitled ‘Family Tree’ was created by splitting images of mothers and daughters, fathers and sons even fathers and daughters then resizing them to match in order to examine the changes brought on by aging yet still strange similarities between the two.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Bobby Neel Adams, Photography, Portraits