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It is an immense world out there and I’ve chosen to focus on some of the details—the galaxy in a dewdrop, seeds contained in the most extraordinary pod, a gnarled root at the base of an ancient tree. I see tiny capsules of pattern, texture and color.

Imagine walking into a field and your view is the immense landscape in front of you. Re-frame this vision and isolate an object in the landscape, like that golden Mexican poppy. Dropping to my stomach, I crawl to that flower letting my eyes focus on the veins in a single leaf. I call this process finding my Third Eye. I invite you to explore this miniature world with me.

Again some nice microphotography…

For motosport lovers.. . The pictures are nice, but they are not too many…

Interesting photos in a big collection…

Here you will find an ever growing collection of aircraft photos taken by Eric Dumigan and his father Richard E. Dumigan.What started as a hobby for Eric at age nine soon turned into a life long passion. To date Eric has written over 130 articles and has more than 1,500 photographs published in calendars, books and magazines. He has been published in five countries. His photo collection dates back three generations when his grandfather photographed the R-100 airship at St. Hubert, Quebec in 1930.

On this website you can find really nice and interesting travel photos.

Very interesting for music fans especially.

Steven Tackeff is a master of catching “the moment.” Over the last 6 years Steven has devoted much of his life to shooting live music events. Having photographed well over 1200 national acts in concert, there isn’t a photographer who can match his live catalog. In addition to straight up concert photography, Steven has worked as an official photographer for The Grammys, MTV ( New Year’s 2000-01and MTV 20), VH-1, Open House Party (the largest live syndicated pop radio show in the country) and many other event including major radio shows. Steven has photographed classic rockers, pop divas, country legends, and rising stars ranging from Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera to Garth Brooks, The Rolling Stones, and Madonna.

Yes! A lot of wonderful photos.

Photographer Steven Wayne Rotsch is an international award-winning photographer who has been photographing the great outdoors for over 30 years. He has worked as a photojournalist for the Associated Press, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Illinois State-Journal, Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram, is the personal photographer for West Virginia Governor Bob Wise, and was also the personal photographer of former West Virginia Governor Gaston Caperton. He has owned Positive Image Photography, an industrial, editorial and commercial photography company since 1975.

Many galleries and great photos. You can spend some time here…

Michael Fatali was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1965. At the age of six, his family moved to Southern Arizona. The first introduction to his love affair with the outdoors began with many hiking and camping trips with his father during Fatali’s childhood.

Interesting approach…

The city tumbles across the landscape, it’s vague boundaries eating ever outwards. The root like tunnels burrow haphazardly below while the manmade spires soar far above, spindly fingers reaching for the stars. Between these two extremes the ants of this mad metrolpolis scurry about their business unaware of the back alleys, tunnels and haunts of yesteryear. Unknown to most, beyond that decaying doorframe or rusty metal portal wait adventure and sights few shall see. To reach this parallel world forget about joining fees, contracts and mission statements. All ones needs is a torch and a curious spirit.

Poor Orphans
A recent mailing from the American Society of Media Photographers has alerted the photographic community to the danger of the proposed US legislation on so-called"Orphan Works". This amendment to the Copyright Act currently being fast-tracked in Washington would enable…

Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius
Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius opening at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA today, February 18 and running until May 14, 2006 is a show created from George Eastman House's extensive collection of Adams's work. This…

Gordon Parks
"I picked up a camera because it was my choice of weapons against what I hated most about the universe: racism, intolerance, poverty."For a superb introduction to the work of this photographer, take a look at the PDN Legends…

On the Street
Bruce Davidson was born in Oak Park, Illinois in 1933 and got an early start in photography when his mother let him roam the streets of Chicago with a Rolleiflex at the age of ten. His career was exceptional, leading…