David Sykes
Brilliantly composed photographs with a flair of 60s kitsch aesthetic from David Sykes. Check new updates on his website http://davidsykes.com/
David Sykes
Brilliantly composed photographs with a flair of 60s kitsch aesthetic from David Sykes. Check new updates on his website http://davidsykes.com/
Surreal Photography by Ian Komac
Impressive surreal and conceptual photos by Ian Komac, a 17 year old photographer from Belgium
P.s. You may also like another youngster from US - Fiddle Oak
Surreal Photography by Ian Komac
Impressive surreal and conceptual photos by Ian Komac, a 17 year old photographer from Belgium
P.s. You may also like another youngster from US - Fiddle Oak
London swallowed by floods
Just in time New York has landed in Grand Canyon in United Kingdom London was "swallowed by floods" by English photographer Rupert Jordan. He uses forced perspective and a love for getting wet to produce his somewhat unnerving images.
London swallowed by floods
Just in time New York has landed in Grand Canyon in United Kingdom London was "swallowed by floods" by English photographer Rupert Jordan. He uses forced perspective and a love for getting wet to produce his somewhat unnerving images.
New York in Grand Canyon by Gus Petro
Lithuanian-born, Switzerland-based photographer Gus Petro took a trip to America in 2012, in search of something new, and made two contrasting stops—the Grand Canyon and New York City—that has inspired his three-part series known as Empty, Dense, Merge. The most interesting and final installment of the three, Merge, combines the vast bleakness of the Grand Canyon with the bustling density of New York City. via
New York in Grand Canyon by Gus Petro
Lithuanian-born, Switzerland-based photographer Gus Petro took a trip to America in 2012, in search of something new, and made two contrasting stops—the Grand Canyon and New York City—that has inspired his three-part series known as Empty, Dense, Merge. The most interesting and final installment of the three, Merge, combines the vast bleakness of the Grand Canyon with the bustling density of New York City. via
Alicia Savage
Alicia Savage is a photographer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Her fine art photography is very much a documentation of her life and mind as a 29-year-old woman exploring life; inspired by her surroundings and recent travels.
"Photography has opened my mind and heart to understand myself and the world beyond what is assumed; to always be inspired by my curiosity and imagination of what is and could be."
Alicia Savage
Alicia Savage is a photographer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Her fine art photography is very much a documentation of her life and mind as a 29-year-old woman exploring life; inspired by her surroundings and recent travels.
"Photography has opened my mind and heart to understand myself and the world beyond what is assumed; to always be inspired by my curiosity and imagination of what is and could be."
Benoit Paille – LSD
New project by Benoit Paille (previous) features Canadian woods on a low shutter speed revealing all its beauty in LSD colours.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/LSD/9576213
Benoit Paille – LSD
New project by Benoit Paille (previous) features Canadian woods on a low shutter speed revealing all its beauty in LSD colours.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/LSD/9576213
Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan
Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication
“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.
Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan
Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication
“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.
Andrew Lyman photography
Andrew Lyman is an artist living, working, and attending school in Savannah, US for the time being. Lyman is driven to create and learn from his daily experiences and his immense group of inspired friends. We unveil his Fleeted Happenings project below, as the most outstanding from his portfolio
Andrew Lyman photography
Andrew Lyman is an artist living, working, and attending school in Savannah, US for the time being. Lyman is driven to create and learn from his daily experiences and his immense group of inspired friends. We unveil his Fleeted Happenings project below, as the most outstanding from his portfolio
