I feel like I've just watched a series of short films when I look through Evan Lane's work. The cinematic quality of his photography reminds me of some of my favorite independent or foreign films, because of the types of moods he sets.

Garrett's photography moves. His knack for creating action in a still frame is breathtaking, and his understanding of composition and color only adds to the gesture in his photography.

Eliot Lee Hazel seems to embrace the mysterious. His photography is theatrical yet remains bare which is one of the reasons I was so drawn to his work. I began pulling images to feature after I came upon this L.A.-based photographer's work last week,…

Bil Zelman is a master of mood setting. Or maybe it's just that his photography is so eloquently orchestrated that when he captures his subjects it seems like we are alone with them in a room, or witnessing a moment where they are present in that special…