I’m addicted to flickr. There are so many talented people over there, it’s almost unbelievable. So today I wanted to share five cool photos of some very cool photographers. That’s all, so here we go:

Above, a self portrait by Teresa Q (check out her blog for more awesome photography).

Then, a fantastic portrait on the left, by Elliot J. He’s got an excellent style, so be sure to check out his entire portfolio, and then go check out his site, which also features his brother’s work (they are twins and work together).

Bottom right, a photo by Eva van Oosten, taken with a Diana. Her photos tend to have a unique and ghostly feeling to them, which I love. Don’t forget to visit her site.

Cornelia Anghel took the photo on bottom left. Isn’t it cute? I bet it makes you smile.

And last, but not least, a great photo by Savannah Jane. The pose of the model, and the lighting, aren’t they great? You can also visit her blog.

That’s it for now. I hope you liked this selection of photos. Have a great day!

wildberries, by Emily Tebbetts

What do we have for today? Three photos, three photographers. I found them on flickr, and they are all great and talented. Let’s start with the photo displayed above. Isn’t it lovely? I know it is. You know it is. And you know you can go see more great photos from this very talented photographer at flickr; check out the photostream of Emily Tebbetts and her deviantart gallery.

Second, we have a photo by Tabi**chu. A sort of creepy and silent landscape. A lonely road, in black and white.

sound of frost, by Tabi**chu

You already know I love photos in black and white. And landscapes in black and white are specially interesting. They seem so special, so sad. I love them.

And now, the third photo: a fashion portrait by a very talented seventeen year old fashion photographer and filmmaker who likes youth culture, summer, film colour and rollerskating (according to her flickr profile).

lone wolf, by nirrimi

It’s a lovely portrait, isn’t it? if you loved it, let me tell you something, the other photos at nirrimi’s photostream are just as great, so go check them out., and then go to her blog, which is just as wonderful.