Photographer Dirk Anschütz shot his film noir inspired photo novella, “Louise Cypher’s Suitcase” along the Brooklyn and Manhattan waterfronts. This story was printed as a self-published magazine that is being sent out to potential clients. Read all about the Louise Cypher production on his new blog. You can also see more of Dirk’s work on his website.

Simon spent eight weeks in the summer of 2009 driving across the United States in search of images. He says, ” I traversed 10,157.5 miles in total looking for photographs. What I found was myself. These images represent a cross section of the reality I collided with while traveling the highway of my American Dream.”  To see more of Simon’s work, visit his website.

All Photos © Lisa Eisner, Courtesy M+B Gallery, Los Angeles

Lisa Eisner has recently turned her eyes toward nature, resulting in a colorful kaleidoscope of assembled images. These images will be featured in an upcoming show at M+B Gallery. The show is titled Psychonaut, a Greek inspired word for ‘a sailor of the mind/soul’.

Mariella Roos traveled to Berlin, Paris, Beijing, and Havana with a desire to expand her cultural and visual knowledge. She photographed iconic buildings and objects in each city, then digitally removed them from their surroundings and applied color to convey a different context and point of view. To see more of Mariella’s work, visit her website.

All Photos © Jordan Matter

Jordan Matter’s “Dancers Among Us” features members of prominent New York City dance companies. This is an ongoing project that began in the Spring of 2009. There were no trampolines or other devices used for these images, just thousands of hours of training.

“Tunnel of Trees, Rockport, ME 1996″. To view more of Chris Churchill’s work, visit his website.

Seascape, Plum Island, MA 2001

Protestor’s Falls, Nimbin, Australia 1997

Tuscan Sunset, Italy 2002

Two Trees, Plum Island, MA 2001

All Photos © Enrique Ahumada

Enrique Ahumada gained inspiration from the creative atmosphere of art directors and photographers he works with at a Los Angeles advertising agency. Influenced by imagery of the female form, he began developing ‘Women in Windows’, an expression of his inner voyeur.

All Photos © Mikael Kennedy.

Mikael Kennedy has taken SX70 Polaroids of his adventures around the US from 1999 to 2009 resulting in a collection of thousands of images. His series, ‘Shoot the Moon’, contains 500 selected Polaroid images. The show will open on April 14th at a room in the Chelsea Hotel, New York City. Images courtesy of the Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art Gallery.

Jenn Myers, Chester, NJ 2008

Julia, Portsmouth Harbor, NH 2003

Randolph, VT 2007

Fritz Junker, Braintree, VT 2007

Austin, Randolph, VT 2006

Charleston, SC 2008

Mandy Lamb, Boston, MA 2007

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