people of imperial russia

Look at the series on English Russia.
I also love the guy sweeping.

It reminds me of Sander's  People of the 20th Century, 

except grittier and more tragic. The people in them aren't

aggrandized or celebrated at all. Rather, they're
strange, worn, and full of quiet strength. 

hug the moon

From No Pain in Pop, a music blog.
The phote is better than the track.

I also dig this image. Fits the track it accompanies, I'd say.

best headline

"Fabulous Bus Driver Photos Show Off Mustaches, Sunglasses"

Shelter Dogs

Gone fishin?

Coming soon from "start": More geometric, repetitious urbanite photography!

Just you WAIT.

Christopher Payne's "Asylum"

I really dig this series, particularly the "Wards" section. The way he frames everything the same way is perfect for his subject. Nothing like a melding of content and execution for me. I love photographers who create typologies because they're after content as much as they are art, and usually, the later just emerges from the former.

Plus, I'm just a sucker for soft colors and geometry. And the way that light leaks in! Perfect. Thanks, Google Reader.

Abandoned Swine City

This is everything I've ever wanted to photograph and more.