Sarah Lynn Design

Down to Earth Art & Design Series Photography Pt I.

9|17
2009

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I’d like to introduce a new series of posts which will include: photography, logo design, painting + illustration all relating to the outdoors.

These photographers have shown an expert level of photography, incorporating the outdoors, a sense of emotion and brilliance to each piece.

Elizabeth Carmel

Carmel’s work is focused on expressive landscapes and waterscapes. Her style is one of a kind. A vivid sense of stillness can be felt while viewing many of her photographs. The color palettes she brings to life in these nature scenes, are absolutely stunning.

Carmel is one of 12 photographers worldwide to receive the  Hasselblad Master Photographer Award. She’s spent many years exploring the world and putting her own spin on nature.

Lake-Tahoe-20 | Down to Earth Photography | Elizabeth Carmel

Lake Tahoe by Elizabeth Carmel

Lake Tahoe | Down to Earth Photography | Elizabeth Carmel

Lake Tahoe by Elizabeth Carmel

Southwest | Down to Earth Photography | Elizabeth Carmel

Southwest by Elizabeth Carmel

Yosemite | Down to Earth Photography | Elizabeth Carmel

Yosemite by Elizabeth Carmel

Why I find her work fascinating

+ She has the ability to create dialogue between the subjects in her photography, even though they feel completely still.
+ The clarity she brings to each color, drop of water and inch of sky is beyond recognition.
+ The depth and layers she captures with her outstanding technical skills bring a whole other level to the art of photography.

Launch Elizabeth Carmel’s Website to lay your eyes on some more stunning photography.

John Fiorucci

Recently featured in Communication Arts‘ Photography Annual, John Fiorucci’s photos have a lot to say. With an interest in psychology & the fine arts, Fiorucci’s work speaks for itself as you can see in the following photographs.

John Fiorucci | Photographer

John Fiorucci, photographer Mike Mulik, art director Subtle Composites, retoucher Holmes & Lee, ad agency Reason Partners, client

John Fiorucci | Down to Earth Photography

John Fiorucci, photographer Mike Mulik, art director Subtle Composites, retoucher Holmes & Lee, ad agency Reason Partners, client

John Fiorucci | Down to Earth Photography

John Fiorucci, photographer Mike Mulik, art director Subtle Composites, retoucher Holmes & Lee, ad agency Reason Partners, client

“In the form of billboards, these images direct viewers to a Web site, reasonpartners.org, where they can learn more about how pollution and human behavior have affected wildlife habits and also how to get involved with the featured charities.” Communication Arts

Why I find his work fascinating

+ Concept driven work, not just a beautiful photograph.
+ Brilliant atmospheres & lighting on the featured subjects.

Launch John Fiorucci’s Website to lay your eyes on some more stunning photography.

Ville Miettinen

I came across Ville’s eye catching photography while on Flickr a few weeks back and couldn’t stop thinking about how vibrant and stunning his work was. Many of his shots are done in HD, which has been quite popular lately.

Ville Miettinen | Photography

Ville Miettinen

Ville Miettinen | Photography

Ville Miettinen

Ville Miettinen | Photography

Ville Miettinen

Why I find his work fascinating

+Vivid colors and textures are accented in many of his shots.
+ Ville has an  incredible sense of depth-of-field and different perspectives – Out of the ordinary shots.

Visit Ville Miettinen’s Flicker Photostream

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5 Comments

  1. 1
    Dayne Shuda writes: 9|18|2009

    I LOVE photography, Sarah and these are all amazing.

    Thank you for putting in the effort to contact these amazing photographers and collecting these remarkable images.

    And thanks to the photographers for allowing these works of art to be shared. I’m glad I was able to discover your work through this blog and site.

    While I love all of these photos, pressed to choose I’d have to say the bear on the park bench is my favorite.

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    slynndesign writes: 9|18|2009

    Great to hear Dayne, I’d have to say my favorite is the forest shot by Carmel. There is a great silent but strong dialogue between the set of smaller trees and the larger/closer tree. Brilliant! Yes, I was very excited that they were willing to share :)

  3. 3
    Shannon Kienbaum writes: 9|24|2009

    I agree with Dayne, I love the park bench bear!

    Excellent collection! Thanks for sharing!

  4. 4
    slynndesign writes: 9|24|2009

    @shannon I suppose he does seem pretty cuddly, even though there’s no way I would disturb a sleeping park bench bear :)

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