Cellar Door

Taking all of the hard work done regimenting society for the greater good and throwing it in the trash can in the name of productivity, success and happiness.

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Artificial Killing Machine by Jonathan Fletcher Moore

Art installation where you sit in a chair below a series of cap guns that fire every time the US kills someone with a drone strike. Details are printed as well.

Dark, visceral art.

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Learning to Disappear by Nathan Bett

Stacking street photos to make it appear as if every person is looking at the photographer. You get a ton of these photos with individuals looks disapprovingly or suspiciously at you, and they often ruin otherwise great shots. I like this inversion.

Nathan also wrote an article about the project on Medium.

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One Day Young by Jenny Lewis

Photographs of women on their first day of being a mother.

Available as a book here.

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Boundaries by Allaire Bartel

A project that illustrates what male entitlement can feel like to women when they experience it.

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Seascapes by Ray Collins

Waves, photographed to look like mountains.

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Elizabeth Gadd

Elizabeth is one of my favourite photographers right now, and probably my favourite Vancouver photographer. She does these beautiful landscapes from all over BC, with a single person in them. It's a simple conceit, but she consistently produces such gorgeous work in that style. I love it.

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Burlesque by Sean Schiedt

Gorgeous photos of professional burlesque dancers, before and after their dramatic transformations to their stage personas.

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Cristina Hoch

Gorgeous natural light portraiture, very reminiscent of Alessio Albi's work.

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Controllers by Javier Laspuir

Clever photography series showing the evolution of the videogame controller over the last several decades. I love how the clothes and accessories subtly change to match the era.

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Watchtower of Turkey by Leonardo Dalessandri The intensely fast MTV cuts take a minute to get used to, but this is an intensely beautiful snapshot of a 3500km trip across Turkey.

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Paris Through Pentax by Maison Carnot Paris, as seen through the viewfinder of a Pentax medium format film camera. Simple, DIY, & beautiful.

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Alessio Albi Gorgeous cinematic portraits by Alessio Albi. Just browse through, his work is amazing.

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June Fog by Michael Salisbury Fantastic urban photography of the fog & city architecture in Chicago.

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April and Michael by John Newton Wedding photographs with a wildfire used as the backdrop, like nothing else you've ever seen.

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Blue Iceland by Andy Lee Infrared landscape photos of Iceland.

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Crossroad of Realities by Benoit Paillé

Screenshots of GTA 5, processed in Lightroom and then overlaid with studio-lit photos of people's arms and real-world cameras. Brilliant mix of within and without the game world.

I've previously featured Benoit's work here and here.

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I Fought the Law by Olivia Locher

Photo representations of absurd and/or archaic state laws.