Photosynthesen is a series of photos by Katrin Binner that is totally random and totally awesome. I am absolutely baffled as to the relationship between all these photos, and I love each for entirely different reasons.

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Studies in Landscapes and Wardrobe by Karin Bubas (Vancouver).

Taking visual cues from Hitchcock and Antonioni films, Bubas explores the link between figure and environment. Similar to the work of Alex Prager.

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Photographer, Dan Siney (Vancouver). Love the Stump Skull photos!

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Murmur, a fantastic series of photographs by Richard Barnes.

I once captured a similar flock of birds flying above a hotel near my house with my video camera. They swarmed around and formed a perfect circle, and then broke off into two separate ghost-like shapes revolving around each other. Eventually they all landed in one really small tree. It was amazing. I found that tape earlier this year, and half of what I just described had been taped over.

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I wrote about Flora Hanitijo’s photography back in November (here), and I got a wonderful surprise in the mail today! Flora sent me a copy of her beautiful book, pleasure of slowness. The title perfectly describes the tone throughout the book, thank you very much Flora!

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Animalia by Mikel Uribetxeberria. Kinda reminds me of that Domesticated series by Amy Stein.

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Portraiture by Greg Williams, mainly from movie sets (kinda ties in nicely with our current project).

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Entoptic Phenomena by William Hundley.

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