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Not heard of Lid magazine {minor NWS} before, perhaps I wish I still hadn't; goddrat Steve Schapiro  /burns flash heads.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Oh god you're right, I wonder if these would work in digital picture frames. That would actually be drat cool. 
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 Untitled by LJ., on Flickr I'm not usually one for 'Topaz filter = dignity' portraits, but the texture this guy is getting has blown my mind.
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I saw these linked and thought, "Photos? Architectural graphics renders, surely..." Then read the description
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 Fire by Stuart Addelsee, on Flickr I've seen a lot of 'burning wire wool on a string' pics, but this one is exemplary.
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People say 'Photographers, you just like to get ladies nude for pictures', you come back with 'It's art, man!' http://aurumlight.wordpress.com/2012/07/10/the-trial-gold-medal-paris-2012/  This guy loooves his art Beautiful work overall: http://aurumlight.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/the-trial-by-aurumlight-studio/ againAnd if you have any interest in large setpiece photography, watch the 'Behind the Scenes' video: http://vimeo.com/33693326 Really cool to see how the shots were designed, lit and composited.
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I saw an exhibition of Salgado's work in Birmingham at the National Museum of Film & Television back in the mid 90's, I swear the detail and depth in the big prints was mindblowing.   ^^ Click for super-giant size ^^ Especially the tones in the first one; can't get more pure black & white than fresh oil and reflections
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http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2012/09/national-geographic-photo-contest-2012/100373/ Lot of exceptional photos here this year; not everyone is going to like every shot, but 1, 4, 22, and 43 are my personal picks. The last one in particular I can imagine the photographer opening that splitsecond capture in Lightroom and fistpumping  49 gets an honourable mention for it being amusing
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post I'm hesitant to go as far as 'awesome', but I really like the red/blue double exposures here: http://www.magsarchive.com/2012/12/ursula-vargues-victoria-saravia-playboy.html This one especially: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-RVz2CsxwUNI/UMOkctXYA6I/AAAAAAAACn8/81eERQN9RNg/s1600/062.jpg I'm kinda surprised that something so 'arty' would run in a skin magazine - it doesn't look very condusive to cranking one out (The non-arty colour shots are pretty drat trashy, though) 
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Santa is strapped posted:These are amazing. The dude has got no mercy.
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Love the tonality and texture going on here in this set of BW shots of Thai tattooing... http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2013/05/17/cedric_arnold_sacred_ink_examines_the_tradition_of_yantra_tattoos_of_southeast.html
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Most of the photos in this TIME Life flashback are enjoyable enough: http://life.time.com/culture/drive-in-theaters-photos-of-a-vanishing-american-pastime/ But Holy Hellfire!  J.R. Eyerman - Charlton Heston as Moses in "The Ten Commandments," drive-in theater, Utah, 1958 Click for the big, it deserves it
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8th-snype posted:
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