Rhea Karam

From Rhea Karam's series, "Breathing Walls." Walls in Beirut.

Jonathan Levitt

Jonathan Levitt's images are so luscious, I can't help myself. I love them. Sweet and simple pleasure. See more of his work here.

Jonas Ludwig Walter

These images are from Jonas Ludwig Walter's series Now/Here. See more work here.

Laurent Millet

Photos by Laurent Millet. More info here.

Klea McKenna

From Klea McKenna's Slow Burn series. The red/yellow/orange effect in the two pieces on the bottom was created by exposing light sensitive paper to the sky. Each piece of paper was folded up as a paper airplane and flown at Tennessee Point, just up the coast from San Francisco. That area is full of old WWII bunkers that were once used as anti-aircraft lookout points. The folds in McKenna's paper airplanes become a memory marker, not only for the life of these objects and their one and only flight at Tennessee point, but also for past histories of the pacific coast. I saw this work in person at an exhibition that opens today at Smith Andersen North Gallery. You can see more of McKenna's work here.

Anne Golaz

See more of Anne Golaz's photography here.

Jordan Tate

See more of Jordan Tate's work here. He was one of four runners up for the 2010 Aperture Portfolio Prize.

Check out Alec Soth's list of the top ten photo books of 2010 HERE.

Sam Falls

Sam Falls has released another beautiful special edition book, Light Work. This book is an edition of 15 published with Gottlund Verlag.

Sharon Lockhart

Third Panel from Larry Conklin, Welder 2008

First Panel from Mike Dicky, Tinsmith, 2008

Adam Ekberg

"Disco Ball on the Mountaintop" by Adam Ekberg. See more here.

Chantal Rens

The above images from: BEING in SHAPE by Chantal Rens / collages / 15 x 14 cm / edition of 25 / © 2009 / available at BoekieWoekie (Amsterdam) and Motto (Berlin).

Another project by Chantal Rens:

Images above by Chantal Rens.

Sebastian Mejia

Images by Sebastian Mejia.

Krista Wortendyke

These images by Krista Wortendyke are part of her (re): media series. The images consider the ways that our perceptions of war are influenced by the mass media. Within the United States, most people have not experienced war firsthand, and so the collective understanding of war is heavily influenced by images seen in newspapers, on the Internet, in magazines, video games, and on television. Increasingly, images saturate our daily lives at an unprecedented scale and rate, and it is for this reason that I am drawn to Wortendyke's work, which points to the influence of viral image circulation on the collective understanding of war.

Keliy Anderson Staley

Photos by Keliy Anderson-Staley from her Off the Grid series. Anderson-Staley grew up in a log cabin in Maine. For this project she decided to revisit her home and photograph other families living "off the grid" in the Maine woods.

Augusta Wood

The first two images above are from Augusta Wood's series I Have Only What I Can Remember.The second two images are from her Text Series. You can see more work here.

Raqs Media Collective

Portable Object (Plexiglass, transparency, Drawing, Text).

This limited edition portable object fuses transparencies of mechanical drawing encased in plexiglass sheets, the clouded light of dawn and the rudimentary text of the screenplay of an imaginary film sequence to speak of the quotidian battle between love and time, fought over the delicate terms of the silent departure of a man from his lover's bed. -Raqs Media Collective

By Jackson Eaton.

Ruth van Beek

Works by Ruth van Beek

Ute Klein

Images by Ute Klein. See more work HERE.