Nick Smith is a specialist in the area of Interiors and Architectural photography. He also has a super keen eye and tremendous skill when it comes to fashion photography, portraiture and fine art photography.

We have recently built and launched his new blog. The blog will house monthly updates of his work. Friends, clients, colleagues and interested parties can now keep up to date Nick Smith’s progress.

You can view his blog here or visit his main website here.

We just returned from a promo video shoot for Deluxe 142, media post production house situated in Wardour street, London. We were asked by our coleagues over at MY Production to help support the shoot with our lighting & videography skills.

Deluxe 142 offers the highest quality, sound and picture post production services for the media industry and are responsible the post work on many major Hollywood and home grown movies and television series. Such as “Death in Paradise”, ” The Inbetweeners “, “One Life”, “One Day” & “The Hurt Locker” to name only but a few recent works.

We were honored to be asked to play a part in this project. watch this space for the upcoming video promo soon to feature.

The Impossible Cool is dedicated to posting the coolest photographs of the coolest celebrities past and present.

After amassing a stunning collection of photographs Impossible Cool has recently partnered up with Sonic Editions to produced a set of 10 limited edition prints. Each print is limited to 50 and a framed print starts at a tantalising £69.

I recently stumbled on a great project by Jason Travis titled Personified. The concept being quite simple, take a portrait and the content of the subject’s bag. It works wonderfully, and creates a great set of images.

As a child, I must confess, I did have the terrible habit of rummaging through other peoples bag to find something odd or unique. Yes I have stopped that now, yes I do realise how rude that was. Personified offers a guilt-free alternative. Going through Jason’s photos I did start to create a liking or a disliking to each person based on the content of their bag. Eventually I wasn’t even really looking at their faces at all, just the bag’s content.

My personal fav is the last one

Surly this is so good it deserves a book, I hear you say. You are in luck! Just go to Jason’s Blurb page.

Looking at the work of Hengki Koentjoro I’m finding it hard to remember when I have seen photography as beautiful and poetic. If I could take just one photo as stunning as his work I would die a happy man. His flickr page is a wash of jaw-dropping gems.

This is one images from French spectacles maker’s Grand Optical new advertising campaign. It was created by marketing company Young & Rubicam.

For such a simple idea I think the campaign works ridiculously well. Understated advertising that is unbearably inviting. I liked this particular image so much I had to share my find.

To see more images from this campaign check out Fubiz.

I found Dulce Pinzon through ffffound. His superhero photos are hilarious. Check him out and enjoy!

I just stumbled on Brock Davis‘ works. This guy is artist / graphic designer / musician / illustrator and photographer who is currently workings as creative director at Carmichael Lynch! His work has a great sense of humour with a variety of styles. Check it out!

found via yay!everyday