Jochen Lempert is a photographer with a background in biology. That shows in his work. Lempert's images look like formal renderings of a man viewing the world with a scientifically formal gaze.

But Lempert's images are a lesson in looking.

The picture is called Plastic Bag, yet you are looking at a transparent mushroom, or is it a jellyfish? A wall with 47 different species of  Great Auk (he wants to photograph all the species in the world) shows a scientific collection. You start looking at details you would not have observed. A close-up of a plant what could also be the plumage of a bird, or is it?

I listened to Stanley Greenberg in the Real Photo Show podcast. Greenberg is an interesting man living totally for his photography. Recently he made a typography of Ney York in his book CODEX New York.

His work follows the tradition of the Bechers and their pupils, I would say. His style is a bit looser, less strict. More towards Joel Sternfeld but than again a bit more raw.

In the book Superstructure Mark Power has assembled the pictures he made during the building of the Millennium Dome in Greenwich near London. 

It was for sale last week. A bargain, 25 pound.

See also https://www.markpower.co.uk/Photographic-projects/DOME/

Markus Jokela, photographer from Finland.

Dutch photographer Frank van der Salm.