German photographer Max Leitner has published a project titled “Misleading Lines. ” It’s a series of architectural photos shot in Warsaw, Poland. They’re not standard architectural images, though: Leitner photographed an urban gymnast from unusual angles perspectives to create mind-bending optical illusions.
The project was done in collaboration with Nikon, the company behind the wide-angle lenses […]. petapixel.com
The joint project "Heroes" is a tribute to all those who fought and are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. The post We Photographed 35 Frontline Workers And Turned Their Portraits Into A Billboard To Say "Thank You" first appeared on Bored Panda.
The joint project "Heroes" is a tribute to all those who fought and are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. The post Heroes: Portraits Of 35 Frontline Workers That We Turned Into A Billboard In The Center Of Warsaw first appeared on Bored Panda.
I'm a 28 years old photographer based in Warsaw, Poland. I was always fascinated with the views of the world from above. The post “Poland From The Sky”: I Took Aerial Pictures Of Poland That Might Make You Fall In Love With My Country (32 New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
When I visited this place for the first time in 2017, it made a significant impression on me. The most characteristic thing about this object is an old broken piano that is barely standing on its last leg.
When I visited this place for the first time in 2017, it made a significant impression on me. The most characteristic thing about this object is an old broken piano that is barely standing on its last leg.
I went for a walk today to see what a city usually vibrant with life looks like at the time of the Coronavirus.
Such a large, abandoned strawberry can be found on one of the plots near Warsaw. This fruit once stood proudly along the road and advertised one of the gardening companies. Now it lies and rusts.