Vincent Fournier

The french photographer Vincent Fournier's series of landscapes taken at the badlands is a great series capturing a fantastic theme. See more of the work at: http://www.vincentfournier.co.uk/

Sophie Ristelhueber

Sophie Ristelhueber takes large scale landscapes often capturing war torn parts of the country. Focusing on the physical signs of the destruction left behind, almost like focusing on a scar after a wound, the work captures the visible signs of what the violence left behind. See more of the work at: http://www.icp.org

Thomas Weinberger

Photographing the same scene in the middle of the day and again at the middle of the night and overlapping the images has created these fantastic and truly beautiful images by Weinberger. You can see more of the work at: http://www.thomasweinberger.com

Koen Hauser

Koen Hauser's work has ranged from looking at the process of photography to the above work of abandoned amusement park attractions which could be mistaken for sci fi stills. See more of the work at: www.koenhauser.com

Diane Ducruet

Diane Ducruet's photographs from her volcano series. See more of her work including her family series at: www.dididuc.com

Sun Yanchu

Some lovely work by Chinese photographer Sun Yanchu. You can see more here: www.newchineseart.com

Rosalie Wiesner

Amazingly great photographs by Rosalie Wiesner. More can be seen at: www.rosaliewiesner.com

Chris Hoare

See loads more of Chris's excellent work at: www.chrishoare.co.uk

Glen Erler

See more of Glen Erler's work here: www.glenerler.com

Naoki Honjo

Honjos technique of using a tilt and shift lens to make the real world look like toy town may have been played to death in recent times but its great to look back at the originals to see where it all began. 

You can see more of Naoki Honjo's work here: www.taigallery.com

Laura Carey

Laura Carey recently graduated from Nottingham Trent University using these truly fantastic set of photographs in her degree show. Capturing a essence of dance as the subject moves through the scene it captures these beautiful photos.

You can see more of her work here: http://www.lauracarey.co.uk/

Martina Lindqvist

Back on form this week I promise and what better way to start than the work of Swedish/Finnish Photographer Martina Linfqvist. I know use the word a lot and it doesn't really do work like this the justice it deserves but beautiful night time shots of the island of Rågskär. The short focus and the twighlight lighting only add to the dream like quality of the prints.

If you want to check out more of her work and I really suggest you do go to: www.martinalindqvist.com/