naomi leibowitz

from naomi leibowitz's 'several photobooth interiors' project. see more here.

[all naomi leibowitz. from the series several photobooth interiors. 2005.]

manuel vazquez

work by manuel vazquez. see more here.

[all manuel vazquez. from the series frames. 2006.]

sidney lo

'what are you wearing today?' is a year-long project by sidney lo obsessively documenting his daily wardrobe decisions. see more here.

[all sidney lo. from the series what are you wearing today. march 10, 2007-8.]

johannes deyoung

work by johannes deyoung. take a look at more of his stuff here.

[both johannes deyoung. top to bottom: pedigree series 1. the flying dutchman. 2005.]

tomoko sawada

for her i.d. series japanese photographer tomoko sawada took multiple self-portraits via photo booth, constantly altering dress and physical appearance to create more than 400 "versions" of herself. personally i'm a sucker for any photo project that involves a grid. you can see more of tomoko's work right here.

[tomoko sawada. from the series id 400. #301-400. 1998-2001. top: detail. bottom: full image.]

merilyn fairskye

the seriality in these pictures by australian artist merilyn fairskye is compelling. you can see more of her work here.

[all merilyn fairskye. from the series stati d'animo. 2005.]

hans-peter feldmann

okay, i'm a sucker for seriality and dead-pan looking photographs. but i also really like the way hans-peter feldmann's mind works. he is represented by 303 gallery in nyc and you can see more of his work here. and big thanks to eric for pointing me in the direction of this stuff.

[all hans-peter feldmann. top to bottom: 3 time series: bridge (top), window cleaner (middle), ship (bottom). 1974. all the clothes of a woman (detail). 1973. untitled (eiffel tower) (2). 1992.]