How the Mighty Fall by Timothy Poulton

So I might put a few noses out of joint but when has that ever stopped me. I’m sick and tired of so-called famous photographers getting all the attention. They’re dead. And if there’s any attention left over, the same famous living photographers who have been doing the same thing over and over again for years or decades get it. As far as I’m concerned, they’re almost dead. And then there’s photographers who get press for big sales almost more than for their photography. How do we educate the public about all the photographers who are young, talented and dedicated to producing all kinds of wonderful imagery? How do we get the media to start paying attention to them instead of those same few names over and over again? How do we get art buyers to stop thinking about what they collect only in terms of money, investment, and boring brand-name photographers? Most importantly, how do we convince more people to buy more contemporary photography by younger photographers? Personally I think the blame should lie at the feet of social media and the industry that continues to have a stranglehold on what’s popular and who gets a a slice of the pie. I’ve been lucky enough to have a successful business that’s funded my photography career and done pretty well so far but what about all these super talented photographers that hold jobs during the day and bust arse on the weekend flogging their art. Love to hear your thoughts on this, am I just mad or does this resonate with you. I have create a new Vero account so for those with interest in the demise of Instagram, head over and look me up.

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Sitting on flower by Andre Villeneuve

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Fiery in the Reine by Andrew Bazanov

Fiery sunset in the Reine, Lofoten islands. Norway
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Andrew Bazanov: Photos

Laser Chaos by Daniel Cheong

The new laser light show from Burj Khlaifa. Follow me on Facebook | Instagram

Daniel Cheong: Photos

blue by Efemir Art

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Golden Coast of Skagsanden by Daniel Fleischhacker

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Waiting for spring by Martin Podt

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Reef by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Sunrise Tyrifjorden, Norway. The lake carried very little water last spring something which exposed this underwater reef.
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Serene sunset by David Dai

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View of the Small Waterfall by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Ilidza, Sarajevo, Bosnia

Mevludin Sejmenovic: Photos

Legend of China by Daniel Metz

This place is one of the most beautiful on the Li River. The mountains are cut like lace. On the Li River near Yangshuo / Guilin in southern China.

Daniel Metz: Photos

17-55:Blue Hour by momo-123 ( You.Tomi. )

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