All Day I Dream About Photography

I am happy to feature this week Jim on adidap!

Jim is a fellow blogger and a great photographer and I have been following his work for quite some time and, I was happy to know, he has been a regular reader of adidap too.

Jim’s nature and wildlife photos are great and inspirational, definitely the kind of guy who’s not afraid to do the extra mile to get the picture he wants.

Oh I know I should stop talking and leave you with the weekly selection but I want to add that I also appreciate the subtle retouching of Jim, never overdone.

Finally I’ll invite you to visit Jim’s website and blog and now some pictures

Kurt is a very versatile photographer, based in Cincinnati Ohio, and who loves to play with depth of field.

Although Kurt decided to share with us tonight mostly his portrait pictures, his gallery is rich with various subject and I will invite you all to visit it at KurtStrecker.com

And now a selection of Kurt’s best pictures.

Lars is a fellow photographer from Sweden with a fantastic gallery !
I’ve had the chance to find his pictures while looking for samples of the Canon EF 85mm 1.2 L and I was captivated by his portraits.

Lars was kind enough to allow me to publish 10 of his best pictures and, if you want to appreciate more of his work, I’ll invite you to take a look at his pbase gallery.

I’ve been away for nearly a full week I hope you guys are still around! I am sorry for that but we had an urgent migration to deal with at work and it was an overwhelming experience, but I’m back on track.
Today I present to you Arcak Askin the photographer that signs under the name of Eastanbul at flickr.

If you like simple compositions, outstanding lighting, colors that feels coming right out of a cinema moving and, above all, delicious depth of field play and bokeh then I can assure you you will be love Eastanbul’s work.

I will leave you now with a handpicked collection of Arcak’s best pictures

Leanne totally got me hooked the day I came across her photo-stream at flickr. Ever since I find myself just coming back for more of her portrait work.

The freshness and the uniqueness of her composition is really inspiring ! When I look at the quality of her work and notice that most were done with “just” a camera a kit lens and available light I think “GOD I need some work!”.

Here is a teaser of the quality of work you would find if you check Leanne on Flickr