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              November 14, 2012
              Chris Lambeth

              The Photography Of Cole Rise

              From shooting landscapes to conceptual shots, Cole Rise does it all. His work is the type that draws you in and makes you sit there and wonder. Makes you think and brings you emotion. You may have seen some of his work in magazines, art blogs, CD covers, or used one of his filters on Instagram.

              Spending most of his life behind the lens, Cole really knows how to take that shot that many photographers dreams of.


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              What do you guys think of Coles work?

              Via – thedphoto.com

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              • http://www.facebook.com/shannon.wimberly1 Shannon Wimberly

                very nice

              • http://twitter.com/lukeleenz Luke Lee

                wow

              • Mike_Kelley

                Looks like every photographer I’ve ever seen on 500px or flickr = This processing and surreal theme that isn’t really thematic seems to be the ‘in’ thing these days

              • http://www.facebook.com/soulfaktor Lunga Soulfaktor

                Beautiful work!

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Bram-Berkien/640803000 Bram Berkien

                I like it a lot but it’s kinda getting old, just like strobist before. Wish people would stop trying to make what everyone else is making and instead try something new for themselves.

              • http://twitter.com/JT__photography James Tarry

                im with you guys.. i like the work however it leaves me a little cold-its the same with tilt shifting (or rather fake tilt shifting) one person did it, it became a craze then every sods trying it

              • http://www.facebook.com/hiroschneider Jaron Schneider

                I really like the landscape stuff. Portraits I’ve seen before, but the landscapes are rad.

              • http://www.facebook.com/laura.moakley Laura Ryan Moakley

                He has been doing this for like 6 years… I heard about him at a lecture on Long Island .. his photography teacher was there talking about him.. he is pretty original in my eyes.. 

              • Reed Mangino

                Mike, we sincerely look forward to seeing your work on FS soon. I am quite sure *your* work is amazing and 100% original.

              • Reed Mangino

                Mike, we sincerely look forward to seeing your work on FS soon. I am quite sure *your* work is amazing and 100% original.

              • Robert Simpson

                I absolutely love the deserted shack – the mid-shot horizon (breaking those silly rules so many people allow themselves to be a slave to) is powerful, really drawing you in to the feeling to *being there*. Wonderful stuff!

              • PixiePaths

                Pretty incredible stuff. Inspiring.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=748308861 Casey Colomb

                These pictures are great, are you guys kidding me? The work is
                interesting no matter what way you look at it. True originality is so
                rare, so rare you may have only seen it once so cut the “be original” BS!
                It’s nerve racking to hear people complain about something done well
                whether you’ve seen it before or not. Doesn’t stop you from listening to
                the same ol crap on you iPod now does it.

              • Mike_Kelley

                http://www.mpkelley.com
                http://www.strobist.com

                feel free. my work has been on here plenty :)

              • Mike_Kelley

                It’s not that it’s BAD work. What bugs me about it is that it’s a series of cool photos that have no unifying concept or theme. What is he trying to communicate? What is the end goal? That is a question I always want to ask when I see a series of photographs. If there was a theme that resonated with me and they were all shot in this style, I’d probably a dig it a ton. That’s my big gripe with photos like this. They’re awesome, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think that they are awesome enough to stand on their own, without a series to back them up.

              • c cc

                Oh thank God, I am not alone. I ve always felt the same way and thought that something is wrong with me :D
                (I am not too fond of emo self portraits either… )
                sry.

              • c cc

                I wonder what lens did he use for the 1st and the 3rd picture. Pretty shallow DOF there…

              • Reed Mangino

                Awesome stuff Mike and “To be honest, the more I see it, the less original it seems, and I’ve seen it a lot lately.” :)

                I do a different type of thing (http://reedmangino.com – not a pro – retired ex-Apple software engineer) but I try to be very sensitive to other people’s work. Artists go through phases and may put time into understanding a contemporary technique – I see nothing wrong with that. If Chris hadn’t seen *something* interesting in Cole’s work I assume he wouldn’t have posted it.

                Cheers

              • Dringus

                What bugs me about it is that, this isn’t supposed to be a series of photos that have a unifying concept or theme, its purely just a random collection of coles work, most from at least from 5 years ago, which at the time, this kind of processing and surrealistic style was very original. 

              • http://twitter.com/antodechav Anto de Chav

                Great work Mike… I love it..

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