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We have shown some stunning underwater photography on the site before, but these delicately, darkly staged works by Tomohide Ikeya are some of the most bizarre and wonderful we have seen to date. The Japanese photographer has turned the her hobby of scuba diving into a conceptual body of work. via
“Colors Organized Neatly,” is an ongoing photo series by photographer Emily Blincoe, all candy and sweets were stored and arranged by colour
iPhone Photography Awards™ (IPPAWARDS) is the first and the longest running iPhone photography competition since 2007. Check the 7th Award winners here http://www.ippawards.com/?project=2013-winners
The photography of Amanda Charchian is like a vaguely familiar dream. Her series featured here make a strange sort of sense in much the way a dreams do. via
“I really enjoy what I do, so I am constantly working. I am very fast paced and I like working in a trance state, so it doesn’t suit me to adhere to a particular plan. The process always starts with that sort of light bulb flash (usually when I am doing something really mundane), and then I refine the concept. With that concept lurking, the physical making of the work always becomes very intuitive.”
Award-winning photographer from Ukraine Anton Jankovoy says that his only motivation is to arouse people from their indifference to the life and make them feel the moment just like children do.
Best shots of the finalists in the Sequence category of the Red Bull Illume Image Quest 2013 photography contest.
For Singapore-based artist Fong Qi Wei photography is a medium. His recent project Time is a Dimensions is a story about landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes. They are a single composite made from sequences that span 2-4 hours, mostly of sunrises and sunsets.
"Everybody Street" illuminates the lives and work of New York’s iconic street photographers and the incomparable city that has inspired them for decades. The documentary pays tribute to the spirit of street photography through a cinematic exploration of New York City, and captures the visceral rush, singular perseverance and at times immediate danger customary to these artists.
http://vimeo.com/70639661
Los Angeles-based photographer Hugh Kretschmer creates surreal photo-manipulations for editorials and advertising campaigns. via
Silence is Grey, that’s the message behind architect and advertising creative Rodríguez Moranta‘s photo series of the same name. Consisting of the same photo, taken from the same place almost every day for two years at sunrise, the series is a study in solitude. via
Silence is Grey, that’s the message behind architect and advertising creative Rodríguez Moranta‘s photo series of the same name. Consisting of the same photo, taken from the same place almost every day for two years at sunrise, the series is a study in solitude. via
Jean-Yves Lemoigne is an advertising photographer since 2004. He works with the top creative agencies in the world. Check his latest photography set "Sports" below
Jean-Yves Lemoigne is an advertising photographer since 2004. He works with the top creative agencies in the world. Check his latest photography set "Sports" below
A Swedish master of product photography Carl Kleiner has a lot of excellent projects inside portfolio ready to view and admire
http://vimeo.com/55931015
A Swedish master of product photography Carl Kleiner has a lot of excellent projects inside portfolio ready to view and admire
http://vimeo.com/55931015
Photographer Henry Leutwyle reveals an intimate look at the fascinating subculture that is professional ballet. His passion for this art has lead to this photographic documentary, unveiling the faces of tremendous hard work, discipline and physical sacrifice for the sake of beauty. via
Photographer Henry Leutwyle reveals an intimate look at the fascinating subculture that is professional ballet. His passion for this art has lead to this photographic documentary, unveiling the faces of tremendous hard work, discipline and physical sacrifice for the sake of beauty. via
Sarah Anne Ward is a New York based photographer specializing in food/drinks, soft-goods and product photography. She studied photography at Rochester Institute of Technology and operates from her studio in midtown Manhattan
Sarah Anne Ward is a New York based photographer specializing in food/drinks, soft-goods and product photography. She studied photography at Rochester Institute of Technology and operates from her studio in midtown Manhattan
