The Photography of Peter Stanners

I met Peter on an odd occasion or two through the international community of Copenhagen. He recently launched a website, which gives us a glimpse into his photographic adventures.

His subjects I would say are mainly raw people (and rotten animals, as you will see). He also experiments with different and therefore refreshing techniques. I particularly like the series Split and Reminiscences.

My favourite photograph is from the latter; it instantly reminded me of a Magritte universe.


Make sure you check out his site and give him some big time props!

The Urbanauts hit the streets, episode 1

London is so full of so many oh so wonderful experiences - it's just a question of getting out there and exploring. I hope you enjoy our little adventure and get inspired.

Powerful images

I bring you a few incredible and moving photographs that I stumbled upon once upon a web-surfing time. Both are from "The week in pictures" series from the BBC News website. Props!

Urban Exploration of Forbidden Places

This website holds hundreds of captivating and haunting photographs taken by anonymous adventurers that explore abandoned, derelict, and often forbidden areas, documenting the ravages of time and nature. Enjoy!

Urban Exploration

Keith Loutit

He makes really neat looking videos, which consist of 1000's of photos taken continuously. At first I could have sworn that it looked like stop-motion photography and everything in the photos was artificial i.e. little toy models. But as I watched more and more of his videos, I realised that there is no way anyone would have the patience to create miniature worlds in such detail.

Despite this, I still feel an inexplicable magic in these videos. Some of the moments he captures are also quite incredible and the tunes are dope too! Like check this one out and watch out for the fisherman!

For more of this goodness go here.