Cédric Delsaux was taking photos in the desolate areas of modern cities like Paris and Dubai, but found there was something missing. So he placed Star Wars characters into his photos and created this amazing set of photos entitled Dark Lens. If you like this series, you can buy the book on Amazon.

Nina Bradica's work features some vibrant colors and wonderful landscapes. A few of them even look like scenes from a dream. You can check out more of her work on Flickr.

If you like HDR photography, you've more than likely seen the work of Trey Ratcliff (aka Stuck in Customs). He is more than willing to share his insights and the process behind his photos. If you want to learn how to take HDR photos, you should definitely check out his free HDR tutorial. If you like these, make sure to check out more of them on Flickr.

Davis Ayer shows off light projection art at its finest. We've seen light projection photography in Projection Art, A Matter of Time, and Enigma of Plaid, but this is the first time I've seen it featured for the sake of art instead of fashion. In each shot, Davis masterfully blends the projections with the woman's body and turns them into pieces of art. Don't forget to check out the rest of Davis' photos on Flickr. He has some more great work there.

Xavier Jamonet is a photographer from Southeatern France. His style features bold saturated colors, high contrasts and a crisp/clear look. I hope he continues to travel and show us the great landscapes Earth has to offer.