PS: The shots above are beautiful. Nice work as always Jess.

This is the second time I am posting Ilan’s work. I love the sharpness of each photo. It has the fake plastic look, but we all know it’s a real photo. I hope you enjoy this post.

Let me start off by explaining how I found the work of Lindsey Shea. Last night my wife and I went to the Imogen Heap concert and I did a twitter search on @imogenheap to see who all was coming. I saw that a girl with the twitter handler @LindseyBrittain posted a twitpic and when I viewed it, she was having dinner at my favorite restaurant, Ton’s Mongolian Grill, in Grand Prairie, Texas. Long story short, I visited her website and I was blown away by these pictures.

My favorite picture is the first one posted. I like how the sun is shining between their heads making the entire image warm. For some reason it reminds me of the movie Weird Science. I don’t know why, I am just weird like that. Secondly, I like how the couple are standing below the electricity poles. I would have never thought of something like that.

Don’t be surprised if you see more work of Lindsey on my site. Her stuff is legit.

One day my work will look like this.

Perspectiveye Photography is Gabe McClintock based out in Calgary, AB Canada. Gabe likes to capture the connections between people and families. If your in the Canada area, connect with Gabe at 403.830.4568.

Ok, so I am in love with these 2 photos. I don’t know how to express in writing what I feel when I see these stills, but they were taken perfectly.

Foundry Collective is founded by Paul Wilkes, who is probably one of the most humble guys I have met, and Scott Hill, based out in Oklahoma City.

I love the work of Andrew Shepherd. Out of all of Andrews work, my favorite still is the first image listed above. It reminds me of a place where time is not an issue and all the baggage of the world that we carry on our shoulders could be placed on the floor.

Andrew is a photographer based out of Dallas, Texas and he is always open for work. Contact Andrew via Twitter at @andrewshepherd.

Natasha Brown has an excellent eye for photography. Her website is filled with stunning bridal and engagement photo shoots. In this gallery, Grapevine Bridal, Natasha reflects a soft feeling of love mixed with elements that remind me of a vintage Anthropologie style.

The beautiful flowers were by Hailey Jayne Designs.

I like how Josh brings warmth and softness into his photography.

Josh Tilton is a photographer and graphic designer in Colorado. His work involves portrait, lifestyle and wedding photography. If you are interested in Josh’s work, visit his website or contact him at 720-675-9181.

My favorite pictures from the Bugaboo collection are the first two. I love how the sunlight washes away part of the object and leaves a very soft feeling. Amazing!

When I stare at this photo, two words come to mind – Carpe Diem (Latin term for “seize the day”).

But what I really want to know is … what comes to mind when you see this photo?

The work of Timothy Long is definitely in my list of top 10 photographers. I like how the photos have a dark inner shadow around the edges and saturated with a tone of cool colors. And no I do not mean cool as in awesome, but as blues, greens, pinks, purples, blue-greens, magentas, and blue-based reds. I am pretty sure there is a technical term for this, but I like how light is reflecting off the top of the hat in the first picture posted.

If your a photographer, what type of camera do you use?