"Times are changing and we have to change with them," says UK-based photographer Rosie Hardy about the changing pace and formats of how photography grows online. She's enjoyed considerable success with her photography, having gone viral multiple times via her work on Flickr.
"I feel immense gratitude and a stronger belief in making work that's true to one's self," says Nigerian photographer Adeolu Osibodu. If you take a look at each of his images, you find there's a deeper meaning behind each of them.
"I am very nervous when not taking photos," says photographer Jovana Rikalo from Serbia about how much photography is ingrained in her daily life. She enjoys telling visual stories with her photographs, constructed out of emotional thoughts and moments from her life.
"Reminiscencia is not a finished project," proclaims the artist who goes by the moniker Ezo Reiner. A quick glance at the project, and one tends to disbelieve that he began photography a decade ago, just for fun.
This dad from Brazil wanted to create one-of-a-kind memories from the precious first moments with his newborn daughter by recreating the most famous paintings in history that he and his wife love.
I'm a photographer who makes self-portraits. I made a series of photos while I was pregnant. I also decided to make a series with and for my newborn son when he was 6 weeks old.
When we speak of food photography, we always envision scrumptious morsels shot in cozy locations. We are also seeing more meticulously styled dishes shot in the studio for out of the box approaches.
Photography serves many purpose for every individual, with each photographer having different stories to tell through their images. Like many who chose to pick up a camera, Thessaloniki-based photographer Nicki Upstairs has found that it's a way for her to communicate her thoughts, feelings, and concepts that are impossible to express in any other way.
Minimalism in photography may seem easy to achieve in theory. But, if there's anything that our previous features on this visual style have proven, it's that the most effective and compelling of them require some clever thinking.
In a world where differing styles of color photography change as quickly as the latest fad, I find the timeless consistency of black and white imagery to be a comforting escape. Without the visible distractions of color, all that is left is the raw emotion of the moment and the opportunity to delve a little deeper into the story.
My name is Michal Zahornacky and I am a fine art photographer from Slovakia. I bought my first camera in 2011. I am self-taught.
I'm currently on my 2nd 365-project and taking pictures every day helped me in thinking outside the box. It's not every day that we're in the comfort of our studio and sometimes we find ourselves transported somewhere out of our usual creative habitat.
Theme: Isolation. The human face is unparalleled in its ability to concoct a variety of emotions. Spurred by the itch to explore this but lacking fancy camera gear, I placed my $200 Motorola G3 phone on a timer and crafted a few images.
I live in tropical country, so we only have two seasons, dry season and rainy season. When rainy season comes, I found water puddles everywhere. And I love taking pictures through water puddles.
This past weekend, me (photographer Karen Jerzyk) and a team of models, makeups artists, a designer and a florist took over the historical Oliver Bronson House in Hudson, NY. We lugged tons of props, flowers, makeup and wardrobe with us over multiple states to transform the beautiful home into a dark fairytale. We had only four hours to complete eleven elaborate scenes.
It was about two and a half years ago, when on a summer day I became a little transfixed looking at the house of the old medical doctor, in the tiny Portuguese town where my family comes from. I had seen this house many times, since I was a little boy.
I started shooting portraits in 2009, after having spent years dedicating my time to strictly photographing music-related "stuff" (concerts, album covers, band promos, etc). I was a poor artist with no direction and certainly no money for a studio.
On a spiritual quest to find answers about the meaning of life, a New Delhi photographer has traveled to India’s most remote corners to create a surreal body of street photography work. Madhur Dhingra is a fine art street photographer whose shooting style has evolved from stark realism towards a surreal and abstract approach that […]
My new series named ‘Detached, in Harmony’ draws inspiration from the pandemic, as well as from a renowned 40s fashion photographer. The series took me 9 months to complete. The post Im Taking Conceptual Photography To New Heights (13 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
I'm a multidisciplinary artist best known for my stunning minimalist images. As a New Delhi-based designer, I showcase in a simple and clever way the meticulous construction that is based on geometric games and optical illusions.
Linas Vaitonis is a Lithuanian photographer who primarily works as an ecologist but loves to explore the world through his photography lens. The post Licensing Contributor Linas Vaitonis on creating surrealism and atmosphere in photos appeared first on 500px.
Our imagination is what keeps our busy minds entertained, but it’s sometimes so surreal that it can’t be explained with simple words. Here’s where technology comes in handy. Dreamlike worlds and eccentric environments where anything is possible can actually be visualized when masters of digital art work their magic.
I like to tell a story through imagery. If I can get you to stop and think about one of my images while you're flipping through Instagram, then I have done my job! My goal is to thought-provoke, to communicate and inspire through imagery.
My name is Michal Zahornacky and I am a fine art photographer from Slovakia. I bought my first camera in 2011. I am self-taught.
