Category: Photography
Fabiola Viviano, digital art
“My name is Fabiola Viviano and I am a self-taught photographer and digital artist based in Turin, Italy. I’ve always drawn and in 2012 I decided to experiment with photography. Passion is born immediately coming to the surreal genre, fashion and the photo manipulation. I love to express concepts or represent metaphorically something and the […]
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Traveling Cars Adventures, photography by Kim Leuenberger
Young Swiss photographer Kim Leuenberger did the series “Traveling Cars Adventures” in which she plays setting scenes with little cars and tiny old vans in the city or nature. Kim Leuenberger: website Via: fubiz.net
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Amazing, a cute orphaned kitten adopted by this Golden Retriever
Via: themetapicture.com
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Romantic Collection, double exposure of flowers by Lara Kiosses
The artist Lara Kiosses (represented by Blossom Talent) did a series of very delicate and poetic photos entitled “Romantic Collection”. With the double exposure technique, she mixes women and flowers perfectly. Lara Kiosses: website / facebook Via: fubiz.net
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Moon Games, photography by Laurent Lavender
In his ongoing series of photos titled Moon Games, French photographer Laurent Lavender has subjects play with a rising moon, effectively tansforming it into a balloon, a painting, and even a scoop of ice cream. Laurent Lavender: website / facebook Via: thisiscolossal.com
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Spring and a girl, a cute friendship between a fox and a human
Katerina Mikhaylova (aka Katetzkaya) from the Russian city of Krasnoyarsk is a zoo worker and an animals fancier. Luckily, she has had a chance to grow a sweet Snow Fox by name Spring (in Russian: Vesna). This kind of foxes is a man-made breed, they are almost whole white with little black specks. Via: trash-russia.com
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Double exposure photography by Hiki Komori
Hiki Komori: website Via: ineedaguide.blogspot.com
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Window to the past, photography by Kerényi Zoltán
Old photographs always seem to have captured a particular slice of life. I don’t know if it’s because photos were more scarce and they required a lot of work and preparation… A very skilled photographer decided to revisit 28 pictures that were taken in Hungary several years ago. He went to the exact same locations […]
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Buildings Made of Sky, urban iconography by Peter Wegner
Peter Wegner sees the urban landscape quite differently. Instead of seeing buildings, he sees the voids sandwiched between them. Wegner saw a unique opportunity to create a theme with this perception, and he has been shooting the spaces between buildings to create a new urban iconography; he calls this series Buildings Made of Sky. The […]
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