Meggan Gould has done a series of images of viewfinders themselves. There is a real sense of personality to all the different cameras. Makes you think about how differently you frame images through different cameras.
http://www.meggangould.net/site_seeingX.htm
Adam Kola is a photographer I have admired for a long time, and have learned a lot from. I have had the pleasure of working with him on a couple of shoots in Chester, documenting skate jams for Rollernews.com
Adam has just updated his website, and released a few previously unseen pictures to mark the occasion. He is an expert at shooting action sports and the composition of these shots goes to show that he is one of the best in the business at what he does.
http://www.adamkola.com/
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Chris Wild photographed this series titled "Searchlights" between 1942-45 in Gibraltar during the Second World War.
http://www.retronaut.com/2012/05/searchlights-1940-1945/
http://www.sokolsky.com/#/classics/paris-1963/
A beautiful series of photographs taken before during and after Hurricane Sandy swept across New York by local Nathan Hoang. His pictures can be found on his blog here;
http://themoosehead.com/
Alan Sailer uses very precisely timed explosions and ultra high speed cameras to capture exploding food.
There are some brilliant photographs on his 500px page, including an exploding Mr Potato Head which I found particularly amusing
http://500px.com/saileralan
