Here are galleries that I open this morning that blasted me into visual pleasure
(in vein of examples):

My friend Pawel shoots panoramas (still frontal but many elements at play):
http://www.pbase.com/pawel_kepa/landscape_infusion

Jean-Luc achieves artistry by by documentary/cataloging (plays with signs,
degradation, charm of old, texture, etc).
http://www.pbase.com/jcliehn/theendofthesmallstores

Photogenix blasted me into space where nothing is sacred and limitless imagination
(really messes with every element that he can grasp at the moment of composing):
http://www.pbase.com/photogenix/paris2009

Steve Viscot in my book a genius. Many of his images contain multiple story lines
and a visual complexity that is so difficult to achieve. What I like to call street photo
deluxe.
http://www.pbase.com/stevev1/all_galleries

My good British friend David Proctor. A man that makes me wish I have taken his
images (just take a tour and weep):
http://www.pbase.com/dravlinbood/profile

I'm amazed at both the visual quality and productivity of the referenced artists. I'm particularly impressed by the work of Steve Viscot!

Marvelous, time to slow down, study, and enjoy.

thanks for posting the links,

Bob