Artist Kasia Derwinska creates photographic scenes where the characters are either standing at a distance or walking off in a vast and empty landscape.
As Derwinska explains, “I use photography as a tool, like a brush for painting or an instrument to play music. My creations are an attempt to connect the visible with the invisible – feelings, emotions, fears, hopes and doubts about the world we live in. It is my personal journey through this unreal reality.”
Francesco Romoli, an artist living and working in Pisa, Italy, creates provoking digitally manipulated dioramas constructed out of cardboard with dramatic shadow and lighting effects.
Marc Latham is a Leeds, U.K. based writer specializing in fiction and non-fiction books, journalistic articles and structured poetry.
His photos below highlight greenygrey Barcelona – the greenygrey concept highlights how often green and grey colors occur together, something we don’t usually notice as we go around our daily lives – and nature photos from Barcelona and Montserrat Monastery using the direct sun to create artistic effects.
See more ‘greengray’ photos: Greenygrey.co.uk and fmpoetry.wordpress.com.
Four years ago, french photographer Christophe Kiciak did not even thought about the work of photographer. According to Kiciak, inside of him lives a lover of science and a creative person. So, for not to be bored and not to waste any time, Christophe decided to make photography his hobby. And eventually this hobby grew into a main profession. He takes inspiration from the surrounding world and he is not afraid to create completely unrealistic works, because important for him is to achieve his goal. The images here have, surprisingly, involved little use of Photoshop, which was used only in post-production.
Darren Moore is a talented self taught photographer specializing in Black & White long exposure land and seascapes who currently is based in Surrey, England.
A funny collection of vintage photos of animals acting like people.
(All photos courtesy of Getty Images)
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In this series, French photographer Laurent Chehere invites us to dream and imagine what it would be like if houses were flying. “Flying Houses” represents a mix of Chehere shooting various structures and creating them in Photoshop.
“Technically, I drew the buildings and afterward, I shot each element such as the roof, walls, windows, graffiti, and even the people—it’s a montage,” explained Chehere. “The series is a tribute to the old Paris and the movies including The Red Balloon, and directors such as Hayao Miyazaki, Wim Wenders, and Federico Fellini”.
World traveler, american photographer Monica Denevan offers us beautiful pictures in black and white taken during her stay in various Asian countries, including Burma and China.
New York based photographer Amber Ortolano has demonstrated her talent in photography. Her photographs are so evocative, so telling, which has drawn attention by numerous magazines and websites.
Artist Eugenio Recuenco has recreated a few of Picasso’s classic looks for an inspired fashion photography series. The series Picasso was produced for theSpanish weekly SMODA, a supplement to EL PAÍS.
