Jeanette Hägglund Photography
Photographer Jeanette Hägglund has fascinating shots of architecture especially from her latest project "Intersection"
Expressions by Future Deluxe x Philip Haynes
For their latest collaboration Future Deluxe and photographer Philip Haynes worked with variety of selected artists using digital art, illustration, collage and even hand stitched portraits to create a series of unique portrait images.
Artists: Rik Oostenbroek, Caleigh Illerbrun, Jose Romussi, Lola Dupre, Gabor Ekes
Short Films by Sam Cannon
Sam Cannon is an artist and director based in NYC. Her personal work focuses on the manipulation of time, space, and the human form. Living somewhere between still photography and video, her images explore the way we interact with never-ending moments in the age of the 15 second clip.
Sam has also used her gif art for advocacy. She has been involved with anti-bullying campaigns, and recently used gif art to create portraits of young muslim women breaking stereotype.
Step Into the Subconscious by Stas Stankovskiy
Go deep inside surreal photography of Stas Stankovskiy and his recent series "Step Into the Subconscious"
Night Project by Marilyn Mugot
French artist and photographer Marilyn Mugot is mentioned here for her Night Project shot on different locations with long exposure. Dive into her night world of urban neon and fairy landscapes
Napoli Project by Alexey Kondakov
After enormous success of "Art History in Contemporary Life" photographer Alexey Kondakov was invited to Italy to do an artist-in-residence solo show named "Napoli Project" (organised with the help of ShowDesk). Alexey took the challenge with a high class just because there was no place for a weak response when doing art collages based mainly on Italian masterpieces and on Italian soil.
Dark Underwater Photography by Mira Nedyalkova
"So much Ophelias and no one to save them", this what you may think looking at Mira's ongoing photography series "Underwater".
“My photographs are not exactly a photographs, my creations are somewhere in between paintings and photography. In my images I use pain as a beauty, erotic as a psychological way of life. I express myself and my intimate inner life. Indeed, the majority of my works are in the water, this of course is not accidental. From many points of view, for me the water is very suitable means to express what I carry in me and recreate my ideas.. It’s really inspiring to me the water is my creation. The creation the life, the power...the water is filled with tremendous energy. It is the winner of pleasure and delight it gives life, but also poses a risk, threat, it can destroy us. I love the transparency and purity of water light and reflecting and transformations that is suffered in contact with another medium.
For me the water is highly erotic element precisely because of the opposites that brings. Water is the one who quenches our thirst and saves us. Lust for life of each of us, the thirst for love and the eternal struggle and attempt to erase, to dull to heal the pain, sadness, loneliness...”
Palms on Acid by Thisset
Russian digital artist Slava Thisset aka Local Preacher (previously) strikes back with a new eye-melting photography series "Palms on Acid"
Airpixels
Meet Tobias, travel photographer passionate about adventures and exploring new places from a unique perspective.
“My work is often inspired by nature and the beautiful things we usually take for granted. Behind every shot there is an idea of what i would like to accomplish and i hope you will find my work interesting.”
Eye Love To See You
Eye Love To See You is the ongoing project of photgrapher Elena Kulikova (also resident of our Digital Decade 4 collaboration). Elena began a photo study of eyes in 2012, this is a place where you can see the onoing collection of photographs and participate in future eye portrait sessions.
“What a wonderful phenomenon it is, carefully considered, when the human eye, that jewel of organic structures, concentrates it’s moist brilliance on another human creature”
Contrived Structures Nick Sellek
Contrived Structures is a series of photographs created by Nick Sellek depicting detailed models, embracing the contrived structures that surround us in our overdeveloped urban environments. They are close up, exaggerated studies of architectural components, severed from context to emphasise the absurdity of their design. The models are also intended to be displayed as freestanding objects, and to be viewed from all angles.
Jennifer Bin Photography
Young photographer and designer Jennifer Bin explores the place she lives and works - Shanghai. Her preferred location of shooting is a rooftop of any building, and speaking in terms of Chinese "San Francisco", any location that reminds an upcoming movie "Ghost in the Shell". To get more information about the body of her work, please check the artist's interview on 500px
Works of Sarah Illenberger
Sarah Illenberger is a Berlin-based artist, illustrator and designer. Her visual language is defined by giving common things a new meaning. We adore her latest small project "On Vegetarism" where she and photographer Sabrina Rynas tricked eyes of
Tilda Swinton by Sølve Sundsbø for OUT Magazine
London-based photographer Sølve Sundsbø was commissioned by OUT Magazine to create glitched session of beyond-obvious actress Tilda Swinton
Photography：Sølve Sundsbø
Styling：Grant Woolhead
Makeup：Isamaya French for Streeters
Hair：Peter Gray for Home Agency
Manicure：Marian Newman for Streeters
Post-production: Digital Light
La Linea Roja by Nicolas Rivals
"Red Line" is a conceptual project shot entirely by Nicolas Rivals in Spain calling up the eternal question of confrontation between Man and Nature
Surreal Portraits by Ben Zank
American photographer Ben Zank, shot a new series of surreal portraits following his move from New York City to New Zealand. In a statement about his latest work, Zank says, “The images represent an ongoing experience of emotions that I feel, the most recent being isolation and a longing to connect with another human being.”
Memento Metro by Alexey Domrachev
Moscow-based designer and photographer Alexey Domrachev has been taking unseen portraits of commuters on capital's underground for years. This year he decided to create a guerilla exhibition called "Memento metro" by sticking prints on exact place where photos were taken. Follow this young Bresson on Instagram and watch the film below
Klaartje Lambrechts Photography
Award-winning fine-art and fashion photographer based in Antwerp Klaartje Lambrechts create awesome visual stories you won't be missing following her profile and reviewing selected works below
Pawel Franik Photography
"Forever alone" - this what comes on your mind first when looking through the recent photography series "On His Own" shot by Polish artist Pawel Franik.
“The purpose of this series is to draw attention to the fact of being alone, just with one’s own self. Very often, the viewiers blame photographers for showing the sad picture of loneliness. I show this loneliness as something peculiar, something entirely human. Because every one of us, whether lonely or living in a happy relationship and having their own family, every one needs their moment of loneliness, the moment of devoting attention to just their own self, their own thoughts and reflections. We live in the world of tremendous acceleration and the constant quest for our purposes, in the world where there is no place for the proverbial “minute for one’s own self”, for the time when you could stop, talk to your own thoughts and feel the desirable harmony. From minute to minute, we outlive our lives and get lost in this rush. Would it be worth to stop and look deep in our hearts? The purity of form, with the minimalistic exposure of a human profile, is a deliberate measure of the photographic aesthetics. Without any unnecessary additions, in pure simplicity, form and content indicate the man’s separation as an individual in their private emotional space. The photographs of “On His Own” series are an attempt of showing the beauty that can be seen in the vein of minimalism. ”
Rome in Infrared by Milán Rácmolnár
Hungarian photographer Milán Rácmolnár captures the beauty of eternal city Rome by using infrared camera. The result is a photographic series of “a somewhat peculiar look”, as he describes it, which penetrates the city’s postcard-pretty appearance to expose, not unlike the proverbial rose-tinted glasses, its timeless, lambent aura.
