Masahisa Fukase

Masahisa Fukase's obsession with ravens has spanned a lifetime and has lead to his obsession of capturing them on film. The ravens he captures a worldwide sign of a morbid darker time his images take on this persona. Other images have seen Masahisa Fukase focus on his family and friends see more of the work at: http://www.wirtzgallery.com/exhibitions/2001/exhibitions_2001_06/exhibitions_mf_2001_06.html

Kunihiko Katsumata

The unknown fire series by Japenese photographer kunihiko katsumata uses the cinematic twighlight setting of abandoned empty spaces and uses the magical glow of a spark of fire to push our imaginations as we search for an answer to the cause of the amber flicker. You can see more of this magical work at: http://www.kunihikok.com

Chris Craymer

Fashion photographer Chris Craymer has a beautiful way of capturing a hidden romance throughout his range of images. You can see more of the work at his website: www.chriscraymer.com

THOMAS DEMAND

Demand is another one uses photography to capture his sculptures, in his case paper recreations of certain scenes. Photography has the power to place the work in context and continue the disuguise more so when Demand is recreating office scenes, with no real objects to compare the items to in the photograph we are lost in the picture. See more of the work at:http://www.thomasdemand.de/

petros chrisostomou

Petros Chrisostomou plays with the idea of scale and sculpture in his work using the camera to capture his alice in wonderland like structures which he places in everyday rooms. Using items from pieces of hair to pennies we are whisked down the rabbit hole almost where everything is not to scale and seems to want to burst out of its surroundings. You can see more of the work here: http://www.artnet.com/artist/425184681/petros-chrisostomou.html

Zoe Strauss

The strangely addictive work by Strauss documents her day to day life photographing the moments she feels stand out. Recent work saw her finding kittens in her backgarden and then finding them a home. You can see more of the work at her website and from there following the link to the blog which is updated regularly: http://www.zoestrauss.com

Rineke Dijkstra

Continuing what seems to be an ongoing theme with many photographers working today Dijkstra photographs adolescent teens. Photographing them at the beach with swimsuits and bathing costumes on, Dijkstra manages to capture the uncomfortable, awkward poses of those still not comfortable with their bodies as they struggle to find the good of puberty. See more of the work at: http://www.rinekedijkstra.net/