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Lee’s images can also evoke feelings of nostalgia of an ancient culture in a modernized land.  “I would love to show exclusively photos with a Japanese flavor, but time and creativity are unfortunate restraints.  So, occasionally there's stuff I post that looks like it could have been taken anywhere.”   

Tori by Lee GribbonShooting mostly black and white images, Lee's subject matter is indicative of his environment.  People in their natural settings, often unaware and uninhibited, natural structures or abandoned industrialization, and magnificent landscapes and seascapes all beautifully grace the pages of Lee’s photoblog.  

Exploration is Lee’s passion and photography is the vehicle.  “Having a camera allows me to see [the] world in new and interesting perspectives.”  Having that camera allows us to see Lee’s world, too.  When he returns to New Zealand after his three years of teaching, Lee hopes to exhibit his images from Japan.  Until then, we get a glimpse of his life through his photoblog.  

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Every now and then you may come across an artist who, through his work, can evoke emotion, mystery, or even abstraction.  There are few that can do this, that can transport the viewer to another time and space, almost to another state of existence, almost like a dream. 

Near the town of Eindhoven in The Netherlands lives photographer, musician, and poet, Dimitrios Pananakis.  A casual shooter perhaps, but certainly no novice, Dimitrios attempts to recreate dreams with his ethereal photography on his blog: Imagechoes.

Dimitrios began shooting in the mid-90s as an alternative to his highly technical and specialized job in the field of medical technology.  Born in Greece, he later relocated to The Netherlands for work. 

A passion for art has been with Dimitrios his entire life, but photography was the medium that was able recreate the visions in his head best.  “Everything I shoot is part of some dream”, explains Dimitrios. His photoblog began in March of 2006 as a means to display and share his reflections and dreams. 

Flap Your Wings by Dimitrios PananakisDimitrios’ images can be best described as ethereal, almost unearthly, and many times sensitive and sentimental.  He shoots mostly color images, often of landscapes, but mostly anything that is able to aptly illustrate the inner-workings of a beautiful mind. 

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Article Author: Chantal Stone

Chantal is a professional Wedding & Portrait photographer based in Central Ohio. Her portfolio can be seen at Chantal Stone Photography. She also maintains a blog, where you can see much of her recent work, and a not-updated-nearly-enough photoblog.

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  • 1 - leeroy

    Sep 20, 2006 at 8:31 am

    Thanks so much for all your hard work in writing this article Chantal. I think you have some real writing talent - you made me sound borderline intelligent which in itself is no small feat :)

    All the best for your future articles!

  • 2 - chantal

    Sep 20, 2006 at 8:45 am

    Thanks Lee, but you deserve the credit. Your photos inspire!

  • 3 - Vickie

    Sep 20, 2006 at 11:55 am

    Thank you for giving me a peek into other lovers of photography lives. I hope you write more.

  • 4 - Jet in Columbus

    Nov 15, 2006 at 1:38 am

    Wednesday November 15th is Chantal's birthday!!!!
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHANTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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