Will Govus, Us based photographer features couple sets of his works. I like the “night” ones the best.

Cool clock follows cool salt and pepper shakers.  Human Clock by highly talentedFrench photographer and designer Romain Laurent.

Some more stunning works:

I don’t know why designer love salt’n'pepper shakers so much. We’ve had some cool examples before. Now check out hugging ones by Alberto Mantilla for Mint.

“The bold use of black and white suggests that we are all brothers and sisters on this planet and we need to treat each other with kindness, compassion and respect. The rethinking of a salt and pepper set on this level, as well the clever geometric aspect of the design and the inherent ergonomic and storage benefits that it provides all contribute to the designs universal appeal.” as states the seller.

3K salt and pepper, work by Alexander Zavgorodny, Russian 27 year old designer.

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Nicholas Hughes is a London based artist. His work has recently been shown at ‘Landscape’, the 5th International Photo Festival in Seoul 2005, Paris Photo at the Carrousel de Louvre 2005 and at ‘Earth’ The Houston twentieth Biennial Fotofest in 2006.

He has a solo show at the Photographers’ Gallery in London from September – November 2007.

Nicholas has pursued a career as a photographic artist since obtaining a first class Bachelor of Arts degree in 1998 followed by a Master’s Degree from the London College of printing in 2002.

His work examines the space between the world that people inhabit and that which nature still claims as its own and in this intermediary space he seeks to explore the essence of the human spirit and its relationship with nature. His work is held in photographic collections world-wide.

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