Laurent Roch is a French photographer from Paris.
His pictures have a sort of silence. Roch has an eye for special moment in the ordinary. Images you could pass everyday without noticing, but when photographed expose strangeness.
http://laurentroch.com/en/accueil.html
Tom Wood makes street-style pictures, portraits and also landscape pictures. Experiments with color, cameras, black and white.
https://www.lensculture.com/twood
https://www.bjp-online.com/2018/11/tom-wood-womens-market/
https://issuemagazine.com/tom-wood-making-sense
Martin Kollar is a photographer and film maker from Czechoslovakia, now Slovakia. His series Nothing Special is all but that.
He is working the Long Stroll book, which looks very interesting to me.
https://www.instagram.com/martinkollar1/
Some time ago I shared some work of Blake Andrews here. Blake is also a participant in photographic grid projects. The basic idea about a grid project is to divide the map of an area into squares, and then systematically go make pictures in these squares. Ideally multiple photographer participate, thus creating a body of work that varies in style.
When he lived Portland, Blake Andrews participated in the Portland Grid Project. And after moving to Eugene, he started a Eugene Grid Project. There is a link on his site here. But unfortunately it points to an unknown web address.
The vernacularity of the pictures produced in these projects is refreshing and inspiring.
A Netflix documentary you can view on Youtube. Paula Scher is a designer specialized in typography. And she makes beautifully painted maps in her spare time. From the great Netflix series Abstract: The Art of Design.
