Love this photo called Vantage Point by Cameron Wittig. He’s shot a bunch of great portraits of people as well – see if you can identify the three portraits I grabbed.

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Originally born in Moscow, Irina Rozovsky now lives and works as a photographer in Boston.

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The fabulously surreal photography of Andrea Galvani. There are so many awesome ideas packed in here, I mean wow. My eyes popped out and my head fell off. I want more.

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Photography from Brooklyn-based Adam Golfer. For his series Kin* he spent seven weeks in Germany documenting young people and their surroundings, and he is hoping to continue the project in Israel in 2009. Below are photos from Kin* and Cold Wind.

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Photos of rural Russia by Alexey Myakishev. Sorry I don’t have a direct link to his work but you can see more of his work here.

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In honour of the torrential rain I drove home in, I present the photography of Robin Soulier. Puddles in New York and Paris never looked so good – love the framing on these shots.

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Some great work from France’s Laurent Champoussin. I’m digging this series of photos featuring a little television. I think I just like the whole ridiculousness of the television just kinda laying there on the ground (especially when the photos are taken from quite a distance).

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Some startlingly poetic photography from Chicago-based, Jason Lazarus. He was a photography instructor at Columbia College and I believe he still teaches/lectures at various places. The cool thing about his site is that along side his work he includes a teaching section.

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