Fashion photography great David Paul Larson has been featured previously on this site …..but since one of our viewers took the time to suggest this site, we added a few additional images from his wonderful portfolio..Enjoy!

“David Paul Larson was born in New Orleans and enlisted in the Marines at the age of 17. After the Marines he pursued a career in photography. David graduated from Columbia College where he studied Photography and Marketing Communications. David currently lives and works in New York City.”

Fabulous Fashion Photography | New York City based David Paul Larson

“Born in the Dominican Republic, Leonidas moved to the Bronx in the early 1990s and now lives in New Jersey. He enjoys taking pictures, particularly during weekend walks throughout NYC and any other cities he might be visiting.”

NYC Street Photography | MyFotoLife | Leonidas Bratini

I have always been a fan of Polaroid photography…when it was readily available and more expensive than my small budget could afford. It is great to see my love for the Polaroid art form is shared by many and that a movement is underway to bring the Polaroid technology back to life. I stumbled across some great work by Juan Felipe Rubio via an excellent article over at designworklife.

Can’t get enough Polaroid in your life…check out these interesting links…Poladroid, New York City Polaroid Project, Porter Polaroid Project, Day 19 Polaroid Project,

Bruce Byers has spent over 35 years perfecting the art of observing. With a wealth of professional experience matched with a sensitive eye, Byers captures his observations photographically with evocative results. The images reflect a range of emotions, immersing the viewer in a world of private moments that most of us would otherwise miss. Unstaged and unstructured, these images reflect spontaneous moments of introspection, isolation, joy, serenity and playfulness. The genuine feelings communicated in Byers work represent the true spirit of life in its everyday guise.

Byers has traveled all over the world preserving his observations on film. He explains, “I am intrigued by the emotional power of an individual’s private reveries, typically unobserved by the outside world.”

New York City Street Photography | Bruce Byers

Before I tell you about my photoblog reading list today, I wanted to mention I’ve finally completed my first eBook, Making Money Photoblogging in Easy Steps. While not a literary masterpiece, my goal with the eBook is simply to provide information on how to get started in the world of photoblogging (if you haven’t done so already) and to give you some ideas of the many possibilities of how you can make money with your photo blog. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact..I’ll try my best to answer any questions you may have…

Today’s photo blog reading list includes several of my trusted regulars and a new submission that made the cut….The first on my list…John Lander of AsiaImages is a freelance writer and photographer based in Japan with a passion for Japanese gardens, onsen and festivals. His credits include photos and articles published by Travel+Leisure, Diversion, Asian Geographic, Forbes, and many more. John has compiled a wonderful collection of photography. You’ll love how he frames his images and the use of vibrant colors.

Dave Beckerman is a daily read for me..always look forward to receiving his feed. He recently posted  that he is now offering photography classes on location. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn from a true New York City street photography master…just wish I lived a bit closer so I could attend. Maybe I can talk him into offering some online video classes in the future!

LiquidWednesday by Brain Lee, is always an interesting read..not your typical pretty picture photo blog…(I love people that like to mix it up a bit). This Portland, Oregon based photographer has a flair for the outrageous, but can also knock out some timeless classics…

Last evening I received the photo blog of Nicholas Garcia…while this a relatively new photo blog, there are some excellent experimental images and nice examples of environmental portraiture…Keep up the good work, Nicholas. Look forward to seeing more of your photography.

…and finally, Rion.nu by street photographer Rion Nakaya…I can’t say enough about the work of Rion…aside from the over 6,000 images posted to this blog, her photographic talents are quite remarkable. Currently based in London, England, her vast portfolio is loaded with images from around the world. So, top off your coffee, sit back and take some time to enjoy the incredible collection of images.

Enjoy!

New York City – a place of diversity. Visit a daily photo blog of the timely, the timeless, the classic,the unexpected and the hidden gems by a long time resident who shares his love of New York…new york daily photo