In her photographic work, Floriane highlights women who carry the World. In a environment sometimes harsh, this serie put forward women who give a new dimension and humanity to space.
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Berber Theunissen / These images are powerful and simultaneously stilled by the simplicity of their composition, their spherical colors, cuts, depth, claire-obscure, close cased shadows and overexposed segments.
A photographic artist, Kathy Corday's motto is, "Magic happens in the blink of an eye." As a former Walt Disney Imagineer and current PBS talent, Ms. Corday’s camera is an extension of her soul.
I feel I am lost for words to describe the photo of mine as it is not wordy and some people find it minimalistic. Silence, horizon, loneliness. I want to tell much with few words.
A series of silhouettes of preserved animals. While many of these creatures are over forty years old, their bodies are still perfectly intact. Humans have managed to stop the process of decay and preserve bodies long after there is no longer life on the inside.
To what extent does the way we receive and perceive images in the digital era effect the transmission and circulation of ideas, ideologies and forms of knowledge?
Given various names in different cultures, the nature goddess is always worshipped for her association with fertility, fecundity, and agricultural bounty.
I am originally from the Crimean peninsula, so my vision is a little different. I was born and grew up in Sevastopol, learned photography in Moscow school and developed and polished my skills in America. A wild blend!
I know! I know! Children and animals: No greater nightmares for a photographer! But if you work with the best of the best, then it is indeed mostly (!!) a pleasure!
Viet Ha is a Vietnamese romanticism-influenced fine art photographer currently residing in Madrid, Spain. Instead of taking photos, she tries to draw pictures of women's emotions,
Six months before this shoot, I first modelled for Zuzana on my own, just as some big changes were beginning for me, including the dawn of my new relationship.
Michael Seif’s first attempt at photographing the nude began in 1969, as a result of a workshop with Lisette Model at the New School in New York City.
The V.I.P. Portrait Gallery is a series of black and white portraits of potatoes. It is a study of form, a collection of diverse shapes and textures.
My main focus in photography is to show the beauty of landscapes and architecture without the colors. I am a self-taught photographer with basic training in Photoshop.
Graduate of The Leon Schiller National Film, Television and Theatre School. Passionate about portrait photography for years. He has photographed eminent representants of culture, politics and prominent buisinessmen.
I love water and it can be found in most of my photos, but it is never the main subject. I use the water and the sky as a canvas on which I place my subjects.
I was born in a little village at the North Sea coast in the southwestern of The Netherlands. The seaside is my natural habitat, and ever since my youth my cultural inspiration.
My photographs are poems. Their meaning isn't always immediately understood. They are open to interpretation. Under closer analysis themes start to emerge.
Ania Lilith, or Stefania Sammarro is a 26-year old photographer and journalist based in Calabria, Italy. Her photography has been featured in Vogue Italia and ART+COMMERCE.
rowing up on a farm at the edge of a woods gave me a great appreciation for the world around me. I roamed wherever I pleased, built forts in the woods, picked wildflowers in the pasture and caught craw-daddies in the crick.
Michael Schnabel is a photographer whose creative ambitions are unusually demanding. His work is characterized by the complexity of its subject matter: a veritable world of motifs that he is capable of visualizing and realizing down to the last detail
After graduation on Academy of Fine Arts he changes its way of looking on photography. Continuing the adventure of fashion photography, walking in the direction of conceptual photography
Dublin-based photographer Martin Marcisovsky captures some interesting silhouettes fixed in equally engaging landscapes.
The “ Roadside motel” series is a continuation of last year's project “ On the Road”. Life is a journey. People always look around while they are on the road.
The german artist based in the Netherlands has been completely devoted to photography only since 2011 as a fulltime artist, followed by a rapid rise as a highly successful photographer
The setting is rural Japan in the middle of the night. The 100-year-old house stands nestled between mountains, bamboo, rice paddies and the sea. It is made of wood and filled with tatami mats and screens. Time passes slowly.
This series of photographs presents a love story that passes through different stages until it reaches to the stability and emotional maturity that we all crave for in a relationship.
Frozen situation the set is called of photography collection that use from documentary and montage method of photography. This collection can be study of two viewpoint: Photographic & Semantically .
Roy Hessing is a Dutch photographer, based in Munich. He made a photo series of plant seeds in motion, combining steady light with flash light.
The Forgotten series was established this year. Presents people who became forgotten under the layers. Each photo represents other place and layer.
Fantasy is my drug. The world today is so grey and sad, and fantasy is the only thing that makes me see something different and good. It can also make people more optimistic. How could the world have evolved without fantasy?
"Deep In A Dream - Sheep Meadow" is a portfolio that I started in 2006 but ultimately shelved because of my discomfort taking such intimate & vulnerable pictures of people while they were completely unaware.
The world is not static; it is not a given. Consciousness is not static and it is not a given either.
Welcome in the geography of the variable-geometry exile. He will not tell you where from he goes, he will not tell you where he goes... Difficult in these cases there to present he.
I think black and white photography is the best technique that shows you the purity in human and in nature.
I have never seen dead bodies piled up by the side of the road before. Bodies like rice dropped from a bag.
Born in Lima, Peru in 1978 Vanessa Colareta lives and works in Madrid. In 2013 she was named Still Life Professional Photographer of the Year at the Sony World Photography Awards, London.
Words do not come out, writing is painful, my speech is confused. My images reference the past and are mended in the present, never without leaving a mark.
I’ve made these photographs to better know my place in the universe. Our ability to travel the cosmos being limited, I’ve built a machine in an attempt to observe elemental transactions.
This series, Ice Formations, captured ice patterns appearing on ponds, lakes and river in the beginning of winter around Fairbanks, Alaska.
In my pictures it is really important with a name because they are so surrealistic.
Nicolas Evariste, a 28-year-old photographer from the Granville region, in the Manche department, Lower Normandy.
These photographs depicting abandonment expose the vulnerability of our existence by facing decay and loss. Metaphorically speaking the places in this series symbolize what we fear most:
In the series Whispers, Emmanuelle Bousquet has chosen, this time, for her role to be personified by different characters, emissaries sent to explore a critical period in her life: adolescence.
She is the founder of the international non-profit project, The Camera Project, which facilitates and encourages children around the world to photograph their everyday environment and reflect on their lives
Mathare valley is a large settlement which has about 500,000 inhabitants crammed into tiny wattle, tin and cupboard shacks in a hilly area that looks to be less than a square mile.
Since a long time tried to imagine how to create a series of images expressing in a provocative way the childhood's innocence in contrapposition with life brutality inspired by the lovely passage from Arthur Schopenauer.
There is no such thing as compromising with nature; we simply abide by how it lives and exist as a part of it. Nature is very relevant to each individual’s well-being, but more so than it is part of us, we are part of it.
