Venice diary, photography by Franz Steiner
A documentation and interpretation of Venice Beach seen through the eyes of Franz Steiner. Franz Steiner: website / behance / facebook
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Crossfit: 15.4 Open Workout, photography by Corey Jenkins
Crossfit: 15.4 Open Workout San Diego, CA In hopes of making it to the Crossfit Games, athletes take part in the Crossfit Open. Anyone is welcome to sign up and the athletes with the best scores advance to the Regional events. This was the 4th event of the 2015 Crossfit Open. We thought it would […]
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Over/Under, photography by Matthew (Matty) Smith
In Australian photographer Matthew (Matty) Smith’s series Over/Under, he simultaneously captures life above and below sea level. The gorgeous shots showcase our familiar world of sunsets, trees, and seagulls in the top halves of the photos, while the bottom portions feature intriguing sights of jellyfish, coral, and schools of fish. Photographing these types of images […]
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Nature and femininity, photography by Bella Kotak
“I’ve been taking pictures since the day I discovered my Dad’s camera and claimed it as my own. I began teaching myself photoshop in 2007 and it wasn’t long before I began to combine the two interests realising that together they created an amazing and limitless way to tell stories. Growing up in sunkissed Kenya […]
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“10 months of my baby bunnies growing up” – photography by Ashraful Arefin
“I am a fine art photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. For 10 months I have been photographing my bunnies that I adopted. Not only are they adorable companions, they are also great models. The last time I shared some of their photos on the internet, people from all over the world said they loved them. […]
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Golden Retriever Mali and his Teddy bear, photography by Gabi Stickler
“Golden Retriever Mr. Mali is 5 year old. His best friend Teddy accompanies him on his adventures. These two get into a lot of nonsense. I’m 34 years old and I live in Germany. On our daily walks, I usually take my camera and document their adventures.” Gabi Stickler: facebook Via: boredpanda.com
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Urban dance by Dimitry Roulland
Dancing is one of the most graceful forms of art. And when this art mixes with photography, the possibilities are endless. Photographer Dimitry Roulland captures dancers, gymnasts and ballerinas in their most graceful form with urban cities as backdrops. The result? A breathtaking urban dance shot. The 22-year old photographer captures the intensity of grace […]
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Extraordinary paintings by Iris Grace, 5-year-old autistic little girl
“From a photograph you wouldn’t think that anything was different but there is, Iris is Autistic. She is now starting to speak but that doesn’t come easily to her and she has great trouble with interacting with others but expresses herself through movement and art. Since she was diagnosed in December 2011 we were able […]
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Springboard Platform BCN, photography by Ignasi Ferres
Picornell, piscina municipal de Barcelona (Monjuic) Ignasi Ferres: behance
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Metamorphosis by bodypainters Léonie Gené and Jörg Düsterwald
“Have you overlooked something? Take a second look! Spend some time and discover more than beautiful landscapes. Keep an open mind and discover new vistas. Metamorphoses of living beings have fascinated people since time immorial. For over 2000 years the different expressions of the arts have offered many ways of making art accessible. The ambivalence […]
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Cat-plants you probably shouldn’t water
Schrodinger was on to something when he posited that a cat inside a box could be both alive and dead, because cats do not seem bound to the same laws of physics as us – they can become water, they can disappear into the shadows, and now, apparently, cats can also be plants. Via: boredpanda.com
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MOSAIC MANDALA series by Matt W. Moore
“In June 2014 I had the great pleasure of traveling to Eden, Utah for an artist residency with the good folks at SUMMIT on Powder Mountain. During the weeks leading up to the project I brainstormed many different ideas of what I could create, how, and why. Having spent most of my recent years in […]
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