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Feet First

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This is where it all began. Brighton beach, England.

“Feet First” trav­el pho­tog­ra­phy by Tom Robin­son:

While sit­ting on Brighton beach (UK) back in 2005 with my new girl­friend Ver­i­ty I thought the view of our feet point­ing out to sea would make a nice pho­to. Ever since then we’ve con­tin­ued to doc­u­ment our trav­els in this way, result­ing in a col­lec­tion of over 100 pho­tos. In 2011 the series took a new twist with the arrival of a third set of feet – our daugh­ter Matil­da. You can already see her lit­tle feet get­ting big­ger and big­ger.

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Inspiration — Multi-exposure photography of Stephanie Jung

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Here are some dope pieces from Ger­man pho­tog­ra­ph­er Stephanie Jung.

A very indi­vid­ual per­spec­tive on urban land­scapes. Her mul­ti­ple expo­sure series from Japan is par­tic­u­lar­ly impres­sive, fea­tur­ing her unique view on areas such as Tokyo, Osa­ka, Shibuya and Nara.

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Inspiration — Grzegorz Domaradzki

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I’ve been fol­low­ing Grze­gorz Domaradzk­i’s work for a while. His illus­tra­tions just have a hint of clean sketch­i­ness in them (in terms of those lines) that I’ve grown to love. Not only that, he also shows a break­down of his work­flow which def­i­nite­ly adds more of an inter­est­ing twist of how cal­cu­lat­ing his thought process could be fore­seen; only to pro­duce more respect at the works’ qual­i­ty and unique­ness.

Here are some of the ones that I have found awe­some in:
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Natsumi Hayashi, Float-ography

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Nat­su­mi Hayashi is a Tokyo-based pho­tog­ra­ph­er who start­ed a series of lev­i­tat­ing self-por­traits. I, myself, have been tag­ging these (i.e. “jump” shots) in my Flickr col­lec­tion. I’ve been encour­ag­ing friends and fam­i­ly to do this often as its just an escape from the norm. Though it’s some­what dis­tant from what Nat­su­mi Hayashi has done with her series, it’s nice to see her col­lec­tion and work.

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