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As many of you know, I took an (extremely) extended break over the holidays, and the sporadiac blog updates prove it! When I came across Sven’s work, I immediately knew that I needed to profile him on the site. Landscape photography is how I got started way back in the days of 35mm film. I’ve always had a soft spot for landscape photography and Sven’s from10to300mm photoblog did not disappoint.

Enjoy Sven’s profile and here’s to a great 2009!

I recently discovered Amanda’s work and spent quite a bit of time exploring her photo blog entitled Monmarte and her Flickr feed, both of which contain some really inspiring work.

I think what drew me to her work in the first place was the the emotion her imagery was able to conjure up, it just made me feel happy! The soft tones and the desaturation just seem to work and really help to set a mood in her work.

Well, I am finally getting back into the groove of things after a couple of very busy weeks, and I can’t think of a better way to kick things off with a profile of the amazing photographic work of Austin Mann. When I came across Austin’s work for the first time, I knew that I needed to profile him on the site. I am sure that you’ll find the insight Austin provides extremely helpful.

I spend so much time looking at photographers work, that I can honestly say that I really don’t remember when I find out about most of the sites that I profile. But I know exactly when I find one that I want to profile on the site. I can’t quite put my finger on why Sean’s work makes such an impression on me, it just does. If you haven’t been fortunate enough to stumble upon TreeSwing, I highly recommend that you stop by and check out Seans’ photography.

The lastest photographer to be profile is Uwe Eischens and his blog, accessible.de. If you’re a fan of landscape imagery, make sure you check his blog out.

To be perfectly honest with you, I am not even sure how I managed to stumble across Jasmine Star’s, but boy I am ever glad that I did! I was so impressed by her work, that I decided to make one of her images the inaugural Image of the Week!

I was first introduced to Brendan’s work when I read a profile of him on Strobist. Shortly afterwards he was the first person to ask for my copy of Seth Godin’s Purple Cow. Now I have profiled him – he has some great insights into photography, make sure you read his profile.

Read about MUTE and it’s creator Miles Storey in the latest in our series of photoblogger profiles.