Kyiv-based photographer Anya Garienchick specialises in spatial and architectural photography while working for a lifestyle editorials shooting local bars and restaurants.
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By Sarah Maloy at Shutterstock: "Every December, Pantone announces its upcoming Color of the Year, and every year most designers can’t wait to start searching for images and creating lightboxes inspired by the new hue.This year’s color, Marsala, is a dusky burgundy that draws its name and its shade from the Marsala wines of Italy. Its deep, reddish tones are perfect for the cranberries, crackling fires, and cuddly sweaters of the upcoming winter season, and they’ll guide us all the way to autumn 2015, when leaves the color of Marsala begin to fall.
A native Oregonian, Eva currently resides in LA. Her love of cooking can be credited to being raised in her parents' Greek deli which they owned and operated for over thirty years. There she learned that food can ignite excitement in even the most reserved individuals. When she is not developing recipes or shooting and styling in the field, she enjoys tending to her garden, curling up with a good book, and traveling. View her portfolio on www.evakosmasflores.com
Our friends and hosting-partners Fotolia are summing up the year of TEN Collection Season 3. Season 3 of the TEN Collection was quite the challenge. "After the phenomenal success of Season’s 1 and 2, we asked ourselves how could we maintain your interest in the project, and keep pushing the skill sets of not only the artists featured, but also our community, whom this project has always been about?" [twocol_one] Sharing, creativity, worldwide influences, graphic inspiration and education were always at the heart of the project. Keeping these core principles, we decided we had to shake up the concept to maintain the high level of interest and participation. We started with introducing an extra creative ingredient to the mix: photography. Then, we blended the 2014 batch of TEN talents following a new recipe: we had graphic designers and photographers work together in the planning, design and production stages in five exclusive duets throughout the year. [/twocol_one][twocol_one_last] As an added twist, we paired them from different countries, to incorporate a variety of international trends, and set upon the overall theme of ‘The Future’, from which every artist partnership could unwind a specific creative topic. We saw from your massive support worldwide all along the year that, the challenge was met. Here’s a quick overview for you to enjoy once more the exclusive 2014 TEN art gallery: [/twocol_one_last]
The first duet entitled ‘Creating her own Future’ was the work of Canadian photographer Eric Pare (who specialises in light painting) and US digital artist Mike Campau, offering a very tender insight on the next generations.
May’s ‘Clean inside’, by Lucia Giacani, a celebrated Italian fashion photographer and Poland’s digital artist Mateusz Chmura, was a critical position on the increasing monitoring we are (willingly?) submitting ourselves to.
German photographer Paul Ripke and British digital artist Nik Ainley collaborated on a futuristic and offbeat view of Hamburg, “Surf in the city”. Following on two months later was ‘Energy of Life’: this was the work of Spanish photographer Mikel Muruzabal and French digital artist Christophe Huet, who warn us on the danger of standardization on Mankind.
The Season finished in November following on from the release of ‘Future Shangri-La’, the collective work of Japanese Concept Artist INEI Studio and Korean photographer Mi-Kyung Kim who gifted us with a poetic vision of a future peaceful Eden.
The range of talent showcased in Season 3 has been mind-blowing and every individual was able to bring a skill or mindset (or both!) to the table in order to broaden all of our artistic as well as technical development.
The TEN artists and jury were equally as praiseful about the high level of talent that was displayed by the entrants to our TEN Contests, which ran after every PSD release.
We’d love to take this opportunity to once again thank all those who’ve followed the TEN Collection Season 3! Whether you’ve downloaded the free PSDs, entered the competitions or just admired from social media we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did and we look forward to you joining us on our next creative journey!
Stay tuned for future announcements in regards to our next projects on the Fotolia and TEN Facebook pages, Twitter and G+.
Leading Russian food- photographer and stylist Tatiana Shkondina recreates famous paintings with edible products that we use at kitchen on daily basis. Each photo required a lot of research in material and post-production that was made by Alex Tivanov
Photographer Andrew B. Myers is a Canadian who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Personally loved his objectified commercial photography
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Series of experimental images created by Leeds, UK based visual artist Ellie Polston by dropping colourful inks in a water tank while the models sit behind the tank that creates a visually interesting, abstract and experimental portraits. via
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It's been a while since I spoke about Russian-born Glitche App at Digitized Festival this September in Athens. Started as a fun in 2013 the Glitche app reached the top of App Store in a few months, right after celebrities and photographers like Nicola Formichetti (Diesel) or Nick Knight (Showstudio) showed the world a new tool that saves a lot of efforts and money to bring a wow-effect. Basically the app give you an opportunity to become a contemporary artist just by distorting your photos with an awesome set of filters and glitch-hacks. After the release of the second version app rocked with a new features and filters like Emoji-art (I still remember the joy of ASCII-Art Christmas Cards my dad did in later 80ss for me). We didn't wait to long for a clever guy using Glitche App to create epic fan art over famous music covers. So he did it very well and buzz the social web with his artworks available on Twitter @emojiartworks. Find the cover you like or create and share your own Glitch Art using the app now. If you totally missed a thing, there is a second app from Glitche Team (Vladimir Shreyder) aimed to eliminate the sense of selfie by creating anti-selfie - SLMMSK. Go try on both apps! Meanwhile enjoy the selection of Emoji Music Cover Artworks below.
OFF MICE & MEN - RESTORING FORCE
Lower Than Atlantis - Lower Than Atlantis
Paramore - Paramore
Panic! At The Disco - Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die
Tonight Alive - The Other Side
My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
Lifestyle blog run by Tiffany and Sarah is definitely a place to dig on festive season during cold nights, I bet everyone can find something (from recipes to soapmaking) to enjoy on offbeatandinspired.com
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"This american artist has an impressive talent and a great technique when it comes to shooting. Working as a lifestyle photographer and capturing essence of products for Nike or Lincoln cars, his talent does not go away when Jared tries to shoot scenes where nothing but nature is the master. And when he’s not busy creating master pieces out of silent hills or foggy mounts, he let his camera and his creative mind discover urban landscapes and beautiful portraits." Visit Jared Chambers portfolio on jaredchambers.comvia
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Our friends and partners at Depositphotos come up with a nice idea to share the new inspirational set of photography with you today. Let's start the food revolution today!
Fresh camembert cheese with herbs
Young woman cooking on a barbecue
Countryside ingredients for a breakfast
Blackberries.
Mussels served in a sunny day with homemade bread
Brownie and Coffee
Freshly cooked scampi served with lemon
Hand holding Asparagus
Spoons and nuts
Sushi
Chopping board of Cured Meat, Cheese and Olive
Salad on plate outdoors on a sunny day
Preparing Avocado smoothie
Fresh salsa and guacamole dips with nachos chips on wooden backg
floating market
Two fresh mojitos cocktail.
Sliced lemon
Traditional pumpkin soup
Natural herbs
delicious rustic pumpkin pancakes, top view
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Young Argentinian photography artist Romina Ressia creates portraits with a renaissance twist. Check here works on www.rominaressiaph.com (Facebook)
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A mom, blogger, cooking show host and a cookbook author Mimi Thorisson is a self-made rural lifestyle lady living with her family of three kids and a husband photographer Oddur Thorisson in Medoc, France. Raised between Hong Kong family restaurant, Paris bistrots and her French granny home she absorbed the art of living "art de vivre" since her early ages. After few years they settled in Medoc, she decided to run the "Manger" blog to share her culinary experiences and later published a book A Kitchen in France: A Year of Cooking in My Farmhouse.
Based in St. Petersburg, Russia, talented photographer Eduard Gordeev takes impressive rainy cityscapes. His captures look as if they were acrylic paintings. The reflections of city lights and all melting colors turn them into extraordinary pieces of art.
The expansion of European wine culture to Asia have not been that huge so far as during the last decade. The juxtaposition of classic winery and asian food went very well, and inspired a lot of urban food points. St.Petersburg-based happy three friends were no exception to open a new bar with a tricky name of "Wong Kar Wine" that has mixed up the love to good wine, movies and asian food at one place. Guys asked Plan-S23 design studio to create the space, and without any doubts Maxim Scherbakov and Kate Tolstykh did their best. The clean-shaped bar furniture has been created by VERSTAK Studio and unique wooden panels - by PROKK. So it happens that the full trio of studios came from Saint-Petersburg what make a big sense when speaking about local Russian design.
"Kersti K is an art and fashion photographer based in Malmö, Sweden. Her images are pretty authentic and emotionally rich that pushes viewers to ask themselves "what is the story here?". Lately we come across to similar style of photography around but in this crowd her works are definitely worth watching. Hidden faces, mirrors, vintage decorations, retro clothing, experimental frames, and calm but strong tones and light." via Joquz
21-year-old Canadian photographer Elizabeth Gadd (Facebook / Flickr) creates breathtaking landscape photos with solitary wanderers embracing their majestic natural surroundings. This self-taught artist’s work is an expression of her endless love for nature and traveling, which was inspired by her childhood in the scenic mountains and natural surroundings just outside of Vancouver. via Demilked
Shoot The Skies was a 2013 daily photo project to raise awareness and abolish Human Trafficking started by Tanner Wendell and lately published with crowd funding as a book
In her series, “Allure Cavalière,” French photographer Charlotte Abramow captures the horse and rider in the intimate setting of the stable yard. For the young Abramow, to do so was to return to her equestrian roots. The most beautiful match on earth - beauties and horses
