Nicole Lesser

Nicole Lesser's portraits are highly personnel and show a close relationship between the photographer and the subject. This

allows Lesser to be a lot more adventurous with what she captures crossing boundaries that are normally closed to a

stranger and photographer. Check out more of the work at: http://www.nicolelesser.com/

Violeta Niebla's

I dont know what it is about what I suppose we have coined the phrase the lomo look where photographs are bleached by light in unpredictable ways leaving orbs of colour, or the soft focus of a photograph when most would sort for an ultra sharpness, but we all seem to find a certain magic to them. The work of Niebla is a wonderful example of what can be achieved turning already touching or special moments into magical scenes. See more of the work at her flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/violetaniebla/

Katherine Squier

Some beautiful images by Katherine Squier who looks at the world around her in a truely inspiring way. You can see more of her work at: http://www.katherinesquier.com

PAUL SCHIEK

Photographing what he comes across on his travels across the U.S. Paul Schiek focuses on the mundane and ordinary but captures them in interesting and new ways often at  night. See more of the work

at

:http://www.wirtzgallery.com/exhibitions/2006/2006_01/schiek/schiek_2006.html

Leigh Ledare

Leigh Ledare has been photographing amongst other things, her mother, friends and everyday encounters for a few years now. The images range from black and white to colour but each capture Ledare's unique overtly sexual style. See more of the images at: http://www.tinyvices.com

Diana Scheunemann

The other day my friend was complaining that I only put naked pictures of old people on my blog so for a change here are some young people. Diana Scheunemann takes a wide range of photographs so of the most interesting though come from her fragmented personnel photo
series which sees her capturing the strange moments in her life. To see more of the work go to: http://www.dianascheunemann.com

Bianca Brunner

Bianca Brunner's images try to trigger some sort of emotional response from the 

viewer by using characters and places which represent a spiritual or unknown state. 

You can see more of this work at: http://www.commentart.com/artist/Bianca_Brunner 

or contact the photographer on her personnel site: http://www.biancabrunner.net/

Brittanie Pendleton

With work ranging from images inspired by feral children to sexual encounters Brittanie Pendleton's images use muted colours and a unrequited moodeness to create beautfully created photographs. See more of her work on her website: http://hairplayart.com/home.html

Karen Brett

A brave but beautiful series of photographs depicting 'the myth of sexual loss' by artist Karen Brett. The close up, intimate shots suit the mood well with natural day lighting accompanying the flesh tones well. You can see more of the work at: http://www.karenbrett.com

Kornkrit Jianpinidnan

Kornkrit Jianpinidnan's walking with ghosts series uses a strange mix of shapes and colour to create a intense and strangely eerie collection of work. You can see more at: http://www.vwfa.net/CUT2/

Ahndraya Parlato

Parlato creates a familiar world in which we feel comfortable in but at the same time creating a uncomfortableness in which we are forced to face the uncanny in our world. You can see more of the work at: http://ahndrayaparlato.com/index.html

Kurt Tong

Images from Kurt Tongs personnel project. You can see more of the work at: www.kurttong.co.uk

Tracey Baran

Tracey Baran's photogrphs from her I miss you already series. See more of her work at: http://www.tonkonow.com/baran.html

Katie Firmin

A photograph of "you dont know wheres shes been" and two from Firmins "we carved our names into a tree, but we couldnt remember which tree" series. See more of her amazing work at: www.katiefirmin.com

Justine Kurland

See more of Justine Kurlands work here: www.miandn.com/#/artists/justinekurland/