Photo Of The Day

Fair Play some great pic in there... effected my productivity a little afternoon.

I used to work with him a few years ago, all we did was talk about travelling and photo's accompanied with a some good rum. We didn't get lot of work got done :)

Not photo, but I love this image

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2488/4323781546_f055f163f9_o.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2271/3545213434_2175333674_b.jpg

News headline:
Biddy born from giant tree fanny.

i think this image gives the wrong idea completely

caption under image states
The source of the River Lea, Leagrave, near Luton,. Bedfordshire.December 1982

hmmm lets hope not hey

http://river-lea.co.uk/

maybe his names lee

It looks very similar to a spot on Hackney Marshes.

boringly enough, i used to ride around the source of the river Lea at Leagrave whilst working up there,
then recently rode the London end on the Sustrans route,
you would be happy pissing into either end.........
I think youre right on location Oliver.

This is a pic of me and my giant greek mate who come to guist @ out studio in romford, We both turned up to work in the same clothing. This guys is fucking cool and a amazeing tattooer :)
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=25408252&albumID=887691&imageID=68924130

https://www.lfgss.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=22262&stc=1&d=1268176273

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oops. image fail :(

"frank relle's amazing post-Katrina pics of New Orleans are heart-stoppingly beautiful."

the rest are here : http://www.frankrelle.com/gallery2007/index.htm

great thread by the way!

loving this too... http://englishrussia.com/?p=2050

On the Russian theme, this stuff is amazing:
http://quazen.com/arts/photography/the-incredible-century-old-color-photography-of-prokudin-gorsky/

exelent. the self portrait on the rocks by the river is amazing. he must have know that the water would come out loooking like that... clever chap!

Yeah, I'm just loving how he invented colour photography before colour film was made.

Haiti eathquake:

More here http://www.pepbonet.com/haiti-earthquake/haiti-earthquake01.html

^^wow...

totally different, but beautiful non the less....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericrolph/3010522725/sizes/l/

Every bloody photojournalist goes to that cathedral in Port Au Prince, I'm sick of it.

On the Russian theme, this stuff is amazing:
http://quazen.com/arts/photography/the-incredible-century-old-color-photography-of-prokudin-gorsky/

Absolutely amazing. There is a quality to these pictures that I can't remember ever seeing before. That technique must have some merit even today (not that I think many people would be prepared to go to the effort)!

Every bloody photojournalist goes to that cathedral in Port Au Prince, I'm sick of it.

That'd be because there are severe restrictions in place of where you can go in a disaster area?
Here's another one for you..

That'd be because there are severe restrictions in place of where you can go in a disaster area?

I doubt it. This is a country that has no heavy machinery, let alone decent healthcare or water supplies. Most of the reporters out there are getting about by motorcycle...

Every bloody photojournalist goes to that cathedral in Port Au Prince, I'm sick of it.

what exactly are you sick of? it seems understandable that any standing land mark would be of interest to a photographer in that situation.