I have not been doing weekly sharing for 2 weeks (or more?hmm) because I do not do many “browsing around”, but mainly I am just too busy designing my new theme, simplicity.

This week sharing will bring you some really cool photography sites, which I come across reading my monthly photography magazine subscriptions. I would like to share with you after I spent hours browsing some of them this evening. The following three are on top of my favarite list!

1. 21 years old British Sarah Louise Johnson not only has a beautiful look, she also has a really cool website, and an eye for photography. She discovered her passion for photography while in the final year of a Graphic Design degree. Her self-portrait was taken as soon as she got into photography and she’s been taking them ever since. Check out her self-portraits, it is hard to resist her intimate and intrusive style. She is also a model.

2. If you enjoy medieval architecture, then you can’t afford to miss Lavente Toth’s works. The Romania born photographer got addicted to photography at age of 13 when he was given a manual Russian camera for his birthday. I love his photography as well as his strong characteristic approach. Most of his photos has bold lines and he frequent isolates a single person against the imposing architecture, very impressive work I must say.

3. Last but not least, Joel Sartore’s great work on nature. Joel is one of the most celebrated nature photographer in the US. He got into photography while studying for a journalism degree. He is working permanently for National Geographic, specialising in natural history and wildlife. His work has subsequently appeared in Time, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated. Do not be surprised if some of his pictures look too familiar to you. If you enjoy nature, this is a must go website!

The photos above are grabbed from the photographers’ website. All the copyrights are belong to the photographers.

Update:
Good news! I’ve just received an email reply from Lavente Toth, he will be heading to Toledo and Segovia in the end of August, and will update his website with more photos from the trip in September. So, don’t forget to go back and check out his latest work in September. I can’t wait for the new photos!