Artist: Andre Ermolaev

Andre Ermolaev is a Russian photographer, and these are photographs of rivers moving through volcanic ash in Iceland. You can tell what they are in some of the shots, but a lot of them end up being really abstract (with just a sense of water/fluid).

Artist: Shinichi Maruyama

These photographs are from my favorite series of Shinichi Maruyama's. His work captures motion set against large areas of negative space--in this one using long exposure and a nude model (dancer?), but in his other series, uses a very short exposure to get water forms suspended in air.

Even though I don't work in photography, this work interests me for the same reasons as (previously posted) Clary's and Nares' works: organic/amorphous forms and motion. Also, containing the subject within the frame, which was always something that highschool art tried to get me to stop ('fill the page', 'touch the edges so that the eye moves across the composition', and all that).

Tree, Line. by Zander Olsen