Buildings Made of Sky by Peter Wegner

"Sometimes, all that’s required to take a standard photo and turn it into something special and unique is to flip your camera upside down. That’s what artist Peter Wegner did for his Buildings Made of Sky series, which features ‘skyscrapers’ outlined by the New York City streets when you flip your perspective." Take a step right or left. Wait a moment. It's all different and it's all the same. Mark Strand: "Each moment is a place you've never been."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8prGEPpO3c

Surreal photography by Ilya Kisaradov

The surreal images of Russian photographer Ilya Kisaradov (aka ezorenier) have a level of vulnerability to them that draws the viewer's attention and allows one to empathize with each character within the frame. The photographer's subjects often exhibit a sense of confinement and isolation in nature that is heightened through props like a birdcage or even one's own hair wrapped tightly over the subject's mouth. via

Ravshaniya photography

Uzbekistan photographer Ravshaniya creates intriguing photographs with a decent digital manipulation

Stainless - Slow motion series by Adam Magyar

To shot Stainless series Adam Magyar boarded the subway and rode it into Grand Central station in New York, the Alexanderplatz station in Berlin, and the Shinjuku station in Tokyo with a slow motion camera in tow. Video was shot totally at 720p and 50fps. For the great interview and "behind the scenes" please visit https://medium.com/matter/88aa8a185898

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Kristoffer Axen

Stockholm based award-winning artistic photographer Kristoffer Axen creates monochromatic prints that will kick off any depressing thoughts from your head, today, on Blue Monday.

Elena Shumilova photography

Russian mother, architect and photographer Elena Shumilova takes magical pictures of her two kids with animals on her farm. Enjoy her photographs on Flickr or 500px accounts.

Alexei Bazdarev

Alexei Bazdarev is a Russian photographer who currently lives in Duseldorf, Germany. He is specialized in fashion, portrait and erotique photography. (NSFW)

Underwater photography by Robin Conway

London based photographer, Robin Conway has particular interest in underwater photography stems from becoming a water lover at an early age, through swimming at a local club, developing a keen interest in scuba diving and working as a lifeguard as well.

“By taking the model underwater I find the lens captures the model’s vulnerability and emotional resonances.” - Robin Conway

Lucas Zimmermann

Awesome yet simple photographs of traffic lights in the fog near Weimar in Germany made by Lucas Zimmermann

Lisa Rouchet

Awesome portraiture photography from Lisa Rouchet based in Antwerp, Belgium

The Best Photographers and Fashion Photographers of 2013

With no pressure we are still picking up the best names from a massive content pot we collected in 2013. Here is our selections of 20 Photographers and 10 Fashion Photographers from the past year. Enjoy and bear with us till we roll out full list of Top 2013.

The Best Photographers

 

Sarah Lee

Katerina Plotnikova

Murad Osmann

Satoki Nagata

Andy Prokh

Thierry Cohen

Nikolay Tikhomirov

Chris Ozer

Nabil Elderkin

Fiddle Oak

Alex Fradkin

Michael Muller

Silvia Grav

Henry Leutwyler

Anton Jankovoy

Emily Blincoe

Sebastian Bieniek

Romain Laurent

Marcus Moller

Victor Enrich

 

FASHION PHOTOGRAPHERS

 

Leo Colombo

Martien Mulder

Maiko Takeda

Monika Mogi

Mariana Garcia

Mario de Armas

David Chicheportiche

Lisa Tomasetti

Jeffrey Wang

Photography illusions by Ben Zank

Ben Zank was born in Bronx, New York. At the age of 18, he began taking photographs for fun after he discovered a Pentax ME Super in his grandmother’s attic. His work is essentially portraits and self-protects, aiming to stretch the viewer’s imagination and express his feelings when words fail via

Architectural Photography by Pavel Bendov

Pavel Bendov is a New York based photographer who grew up in Belarus and moved to United States in 2010. he is specialized in architecture, landscape, still life and product photography. He is also the founder of New York Explorer instagram blog. Urban Lines Project is his latest photo project about our modern architecture, the lines and shapes of our big cities. via

Martin Tremblay

"Fortune Cookies" is a photo series by Canadian photographer Martin Tremblay, in which he turns his subjects on their heads—literally. The project was commissioned by the fashion magazine Schön!

Surreal Munich by Victor Enrich

"As part of his latest project NHDK, photographer Víctor Enrich challenged himself to digitally reconfigure the same building in Munich, Germany in 88 different configurations. The Barcelona-based artist is known for his warped and skewed interpretations of architecture in locations around the world including an extensive series of images shot in Tel Aviv." via Colossal. http://vimeo.com/81182837

Double Exposure shots by Francesco Paleari

With these photographs, Italian photographer Francesco Paleari want to show that the buildings of a city are instrumental in shaping the lives of people.

Pasta Architecture

The Gourmand food and culture journal commissioned London-based designer Gemma Tickle and photographer Aaron Tilley to create five different settings made of five different types of pasta, paying homage to Italian architecture. The final result is a photo series which depicts the brittle beauty of structural and decorative architectural elements.

Surreal photography by Mikael Aldo

Captivating photo manipulations (that are hard to distinguish) creates cold atmosphere of solitude following by the struggle with personal inner daemons. That's what I see on portfolio of beautiful photographic images made by Mikael Aldo

Synchrodogs

Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven are two emerging photographers who have been experimenting with high quality cameras since their perhaps not-so-innocent youth. From frozen lakes to empty theatre stages across Eastern Europe, the duo have snapped haunting images of the surroundings available to them, often emanating a dark or eerie mood. http://www.synchrodogs.com/

Métropolisson by Janol Apin

Janol Apin’s “Métropolisson” is a creative project that illustrates the literal translations of the names of various Parisian Metro station stops. The collection of photographs features more than 100 images of Apin’s friends posing in the underground subway stops; from an astronaut in the Champ de Mars station, to a couple dancing tango under the Argentine stop, he leaves nothing out.

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