(From my first ever "Pin Up" Photoshoot. I don't usually utilize models or people in my photos, so this is something new for me.)
I like this photo because of the textures and contrast. I also like the angle that the photo was taken in.

This exhibition deals with sound art and I think that's a very interesting concept. I love the photograph because of the use of line and a vanishing point.

Francisco Lopez
Untitled #223

Nouvel Building, Floor 4 @ Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofí, Madrid, Spain
January 13, 2010 - March 29, 2010
http://www.museoreinasofia.es/

Laure Albin Guillot

La Cantate du Narcisse

1934
@ Jeu de Paume, Paris
from 14 January 2010 until 11 April 2010

I love the gradation of tones in this photograph. It feels like fog is taking over the face very slowly.
http://www.jeudepaume.org/

I love the vibrant colors and the simplicity of this piece. The way that the paint is applied to the canvas is also very impressive.

Kevin Sonmor
La Premiere Cache, oil on linen, 16x16

This is the Kevin Sonmor: Roadworthy Exhibit at the Addington Gallery in Chicago, IL

http://www.addingtongallery.com/

Image no. 3 "Dolls on Dope"
One of the things I absolutely love to do is walk the alleyways. I never know what I am going to find in them, therefore, I have a camera on me at all times when doing so. I love to aestheticize unpleasant looking things. Again, it's a trace of human life that I am capturing.

Image no. 2 "Tea For Two"
I also like to photograph real-life still life. I don't set things up, rather, I photograph them as I see them. I enjoy simplicity and femininity.

Image no. 1 "Once Upon A Time"
This is what I like to photograph. Landscapes, urban landscapes, traces of human life, etc. This is the first photo in my series titled Once Upon A Time. I had to scale a barbed wire fence to get into this house. (Scale, HAH! I jumped it, basically...)