May 7, 2012 Leave a comment
We don’t know a great deal about this self taught photographer and conceptual artist David Talley, who is based in Los Angeles, California. however we thought that they were worth a mention.
He is currently pursuing a BA in Photography at the University of La Verne and you can see more of his work here.
May 7, 2012 Leave a comment
This year’s “Visions of Earth” photo series, by National Geographic, has been launched showing some of the best our planet has to offer in terms of visual beauty, both natural and man-made.
Beautiful images that make you think.
Can you guess what this image shows?
See more here.
Photographs by Joel Sartore, Nacie Battaglia and Alvaro Sanches-Montanes
February 19, 2012 Leave a comment
Dutch artist Scarlett Hooft Graafland produces her work in remote locations where the inhabitants have been forced to adapt to the natural conditions rather than the other way around.
It is not about being where only very few people have been before, but about discovering an authenticity in a space, which often means that beauty and wonder simply combine into fantastic images.
Scarlett comments, ”I am filled with nostalgia for places where people are very close to nature. Places where people have barely interfered with nature. The wonder of nostalgia for places you have never been to. The wonder of creating situations that have never existed before and will probably never exist again. Situations that are possible but very unlikely to occur again. Magic realism.”
See more of her work here
July 11, 2011 Leave a comment
We have heard this a thousand times. What is the use of having a 5 megapixel sensor on your camera, if the lenses are those of an old disposable camera?
Photojojo could have possibly overdone it with their latest iPhone SLR Mount. But the support is compatible with any Nikon or Canon EOS lenses, turning your smartphone into a professional camera. After all, it is true that smartphones have photographic ambitions, with all the photo retouching and special effects applications.
You might be stared at while you are using this mount, but it is a very cool concept.
Read more on Cool Hunting.
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A project by photographer George Logan, Translocation puts African wildlife into less predictable settings. Logan has been developing this photographic series for five years and they have recently been published as a book, which will be sold with 100% of the sale price going to the international wildlife charity, the Born Free Foundation.
See more at Translocation
The Think Tank – http://www.thinktank.org.uk
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Great web site for photography studio, Le Petit Oiseau Va Sortir in Paris. Great animation and interactivity.
Click here to view
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