Australian photographer Peter Stewart (currently based Hong Kong) found great photographic perspective to show density of population in Hong Kong agglomeration. Says Peter: I lust for capturing bustling cityscapes and dynamic landscapes wherever my passport will take me, but I also have a growing passion for street portraiture and documentary photography of the...
Pavel Samokhvalov: Nudes
Pavel Samokhvalov is a Moscow-based photographer. He studied Scandinavian history but dropped his studies to play rock in a band of contemporary academic musicians. He then left the band to study black and white cinematography at the Moscow Film Institute. At this point, he started working with Russian glossy magazines...
Diane Kirkland: Georgia Landscapes in Black and White
Take a look at our selection of Diane Kirkland photographic works presenting beautiful and mysterious landscapes of Geogria state. In her role as the senior photographer with Georgia Department of Economic Development for twenty five years, Diane Kirkland gained valuable experience in handling photography for advertising campaigns, publications and websites. She...
Ondrej Pakan: Water-Covered Insects
Ondrej Pakan captures stunning macro photos of insects covered in drops of water. Says Ondrej: Microkosmos - It`s another world, which can be seen under our feet. We can discover a world of small monsters. Each fly, bee and spider is a perfect predator or a warring victim in this empire. It`s always...
Heinz Maier: High Speed Liquid
Germany based artist Heinz Maier is involved in photography from the end of 2010. From that time he was developing technique of high speed liquid photography. Take a look at gallery that shows extraordinary effects of his work. Via artist Flickr
Levi van Veluw: Landscape Self-Portraits
This four-piece series reinterprets the traditional landscape painting. Plots of land, clusters of trees and babbling brooks are removed from their intimate two-dimensional format and transposed onto the three-dimensional contours of the artist’s own face. A fresh and surreal twist is given to romantic landscape painting’s obsession of recreating the...
Christopher Jonassen: Devour – Worn-Out Frying Pans Looking Like Planets
Christopher Jonassen is Scandinavian photographer born Stavanger, Norway, 1978. In his series Devour he shows us beautifully lightened still life photographs of worn-out frying pans looking likee distant planets from some unknown solar system. Website: christopherjonassen.com
Joey L.: Omo Valley
While Ethiopia's sky-heavy terrain leaves its residents engulfed by a jungle of impressions, myths and searing truths, their daily existence remains tinged with sociopolitical issues, a sense of spirituality, and an undeniable nearness to the animal world. Joey L. is a Canadian commercial photographer, director and published author based in...
Matthieu Gafsou: Swiss Alps in Summertime
Matthieu Gafsou focused on Swiss Alps in summertime, continuing the representation of nature work which was started centuries ago, the Grand Tour, Friedrich, Turner… But some characters appear on the pictures, disturbing contemplation: there is 10 people around on the top, and even more at the high altitude restaurant. Matthieu...
Greer Muldowney: Hong Kong
Greer Muldowney is an artist, photography professor and independent curator based in Boston, Massachusetts. She received an undergraduate degree in Political Science and Studio Art from Clark University, and an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has acted as the Curator for the Desotorow Gallery in...