David La Spina

David La Spina's site has been revamped since I last saw it; there's loads more stuff up now.



I wanna know if that kitty's real. It must be I guess but it looks so postcard-perfect!        

Alex JD Smith

        

I Love You... Now CHANGE!

Sadly now been removed from the door in Dalston where I spotted it. But who is N.X.?? We will never know.        

Pol Bassal Esteve

        

Philip-Lorca diCorcia

        

Medium Format: Holga

Valeria Picerno

        

Linda Jaros

        

Colin Smith: Camera Obscura, Hotels

        

James Jirat Patradon FTW

Oh, wow, I wish JJP would have an exhibition in London. Might just have to go and see him in Oz, I reckon they have pretty good stuff there anyway. Did You Know? Australians invented Labradoodles and the Bionic Ear.




More exhibition opening photos        

Tess Roby

Gorgeous!        

DSquared2 Milan Menswear

Need to find better pictures of this:
        Apparently DSquared's runway in Milan was full of these bloodied boxers. The one on the left's a bit crap but the others are great.

Teppei Takahashi

Antlers!!        

Hackney Snowtime Photo Mission

        

Jessica Backhaus: What Still Remains; One Day In November; Jesus And The Cherries

Bit long, this one, but I just love what she does and had to pick a few from (almost) every set she had on her website. She makes them awesome in lots of different ways, although the ones I've posted here probs seem a bit samey cos I love the ones with taps in.

WHAT STILL REMAINS:
Blowing in the Wind
SilenceLost Banana

ONE DAY IN NOVEMBER:


JESUS AND THE CHERRIES:
Carrots by the SinkBlue SpoonBlue Sink        

PonySoap

Nice reminder of how great the Holga can be.


        

Alyssa Monks

I know I only really post paintings when they're photorealistic, and I guess that's a bit boring but also because I just prefer the way photos look to the way paintings do, most of the time. So have some more.



        

Christian Hansen

From The Road to Riches:From American Landscapes:
From America:        

Glennray Tutor

This is a painting! More interesting than a lot of the photo-realistic stuff, not to be blasé about the genre (would you call it a genre?) but this is a particularly good idea.