Great AirVenture
October 14th, 2009Photographer Paul Gernhardt has captured some great action shots from this year’s air show at Oshkosh, Wisconsin:
Surely this small taste doesn’t do the event justice, so check out his galleries on his site here.
Photographer Paul Gernhardt has captured some great action shots from this year’s air show at Oshkosh, Wisconsin:
Surely this small taste doesn’t do the event justice, so check out his galleries on his site here.
As soon as we saw this we loved it. Julie Lawson is a wonderful portrait photographer but this lucky little boy’s 1st birthday shoot really caught our eye. An adorable baby and a beautiful, scrumptious cake? Put ‘em together and you have a winning combination:








You can see lots more great examples of Julie’s work right here.
Of course great photographers use SmugMug, but what happens when they also happen to be Grammy Award-winning musicians? They get found and showcased right here!
Seal has an impressive collection of images from his tours, the pictures as beautiful, soulful, and real as his music.
You can see all of the great behind-the-scenes images here in his galleries.
A hidden gem like his homeland, photographer Simon Butterworth is a customer who fell into our Support Heroes’ laps and we instantly admired. His gorgeous captures of the light and weather in Scotland break all the preconceived notions of how the country should appear.
There’s lots more to see, so check out his site!
Ever wonder what’s down there in the deep recesses of the earth? Crystal clear blue waters in forbidden springs, but untouchable by most.
Jill Heinerth is one of the lucky few that can show us. Her cave diving photos are the result of professional diving training mixing with fantastic skills in digital media.
There’s so much more to see on her site and in her galleries. Check them out!
Today we’re featuring one of our longtime users whose photography not only raises the bar for performance artists, but whose own journey is a great story that gives a whole new meaning for the term “The SmugMug Family.”
Ben Rudick’s sister, father, mother, and stepmom are all Smuggers like him. There’s also a possibility that we might see some Rudick grandparents joining us, too. We love that not only are they all great, enthusiastic photographers, but that they share our passion, too!
Ben’s work comes from a love of theater and music, and the stunning but minimal lighting on stage makes for some truly beautiful and moving images of posture and emotion.
You can browse his other galleries to see more juicy examples of dance, music, and theater.
Thanks for making your family a Smuggy one, Ben!
Bonnie Fournier has traveled her own inner journey to find her way to the Smooch Project. With the end goal of photographing 10,000 expressions of love, she strives to show that despite our outward differences, all of us have the capacity and willingness to display affection towards each other.
Love knows no bounds! See the archives and read how the project all began here.
Jason Hummel of Cascade Crusades has a love of the wild outdoors. From his galleries we see a most breathtaking view of the Pacific Northwest, where he travels grueling paths to the summits to bring us glimpses of an untouched territory where few others dare to go.
Many more peaks, valleys, and everything in-between are captured here.
Peter Lyons of Lyons Imaging gets right out there with the beautiful boats of San Francisco Bay. In these heart-stopping captures from the water, you can see and feel the tension and struggle of the sea, sails, and the crew:
See more great maritime photography right here in his galleries.
Dirk Behlau of Pixeleye Interactive is one of those unsung photographers you stumble upon on an ordinary day, but you just can’t get the images out of your head. In a world where pinup and retro looks are making a comeback, this photographer from Germany gives even the best a run for their money:
You can see all of Dirk’s pin-up galleries here, but his more contemporary work in the automotive world are definitely worth a look, too.