It's been too long since I featured the exceptional figure work of Czech photographer Karel Vojkovsky. Superb stuff, I only wish he had new work to show...
Richard also wrote in to let us know about his newly minted blog Amelie D'Arcy Nudes which is dedicated to solely to images his taken with his favourite model dating back to the early 1990s. (That's Amelie in the photo above.)
Hallucinatory, dream-like work by photographer Jaime Ibarra.
(Update: Jaime Ibarra is actually a Spanish/Australian photographer currently residing in the U.S.) Thanks to the artist and Rita in the comments section for the correction.
Fellow Canadian Steve Richard wrote in to let us know he's revamped and updated his website. As usual, he blows my mind with his superb images of arrested motion. His new series, "Cloudbusting" is incredible.
Some stunning poses to be found in the work of the Russian photographer Ruslan Maksimov. The site is entirely in Russian, but the forth link down on the left leads you to the nudes gallery.
Dynamic work by IM SirReal, an American living and working in Switzerland. I'm particularly taken by his work with Cirque de Soleil performer Giulia Piolanti in his "The Girl Who Could Fly" series.
Canadian born photographer Patrick Rochon takes light painting to a whole new level with these spectacular images. The most incredible thing is that all of these are 100% analogue, there is no digital manipulation in post-production.
Of particular interest to the readers of this blog are the Butoh and Experimental galleries.
I've been a big fan of Steve Richard's dance and movement photography for some time, so I was really pleased when I was emailed this link to a previously unseen treasure trove of his work on a Russian photo site.
Warning: There are dozens of full rez photos on one page, so it's a sloooow loader, but well worth the wait.