Tuesday, 9 April 2013

Underwater Photography of Alexander Safonov

Alexander Safonov is a native of the well-known city of Voronezh. More than twenty years as a living outside the country, most of his time spent in the eastern part of Asia, particularly in Hong Kong and Japan. He got the graduation degree from Voronezh State University. By profession Alexander is a talented software architect. 10 years ago, he was licensed diver and eventually became interested in underwater photography. He started photography from since 2004, and after some years, Alexander managed with SLR cameras. Prefers wide-angle lenses and underwater photography. He have visited many places on the planet for the sake of these wonderful images that we suggest you see.
Posted by Unknown On 12:43 No comments READ FULL POST

Monday, 8 April 2013

Brilliant Long Exposure Photography by Mike Behnken


To capture the time exposure/long exposure photography, photographer needs a long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements of pictures while smearing, blurring, or obscuring the moving elements. The paths of moving light sources must be clearly visible. Mike Behnken is an experienced photographer who well know how to take the long exposure photography. Here I am sharing his awesome work, and I am sure you will thumb up after viewing his photography.
Posted by Unknown On 10:15 No comments READ FULL POST

Sunday, 7 April 2013

Stunning Aerial photography by Cameron Davidson

Cameron Davidson hails from Northern Virginia. He is a creative photographer who makes aerial shots. He creates images from the skies around the world for advertising campaigns, annual reports and various other events. Famous clients include Vanity Fair, National Geographic Audubon, Smithsonian, American Express, and the Ministry of Tourism of Virginia. The incredible work of Cameron has been promoted as most used in many campaigns and petitions. Take a strong taste of his works in aerial photography ... (33 Photos)


































Posted by Unknown On 00:57 No comments READ FULL POST

Friday, 5 April 2013



We periodically tell you about the abandoned cities, factories, homes. Now we offer a selection of the most impressive pictures of various forgotten corners of the world. In all of these places behind the unusual and sometimes mystical, history. Despite many years of emptiness and silence, they have a great magnetism. After seeing these pictures, you can understand what it is terribly beautiful. (20 photos)

City Kolmanskop in Namibia

Posted by Unknown On 11:17 1 comment READ FULL POST

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Dreaming Photo Manipulations by Kingabrit

Hungarian photo artist, who moved to North America, often complains of constant attempts to steal her work or to make a repurchase. It is sad, but does not interfere with the creative process. We deliberately started stuff with this topic because Kingabrit profile there is almost nothing, but a whole article dedicated to this. Woman creates original mixes using pictures, and they attract the attention of potential customers to fraud, trying to earn at minimum cost. Kingabrit work very diverse and often remind fantastic illustration. The overall impression of the photo artist works hard to describe in a few words, so it is better just to look. Have a joyful look at her dreaming photo manipulations.
Posted by Unknown On 12:49 No comments READ FULL POST

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

We have selected the 20 cutest cat breeds that are poplar on the internet world. These cat breeds are really very beautiful and attractive. The cat lovers definitely want to get these cutest cats in their houses, and I am sure some people have already got :P Let's see the cutest breeds of cats and get inspired.

Siamese

Siamese
Posted by Unknown On 12:07 1 comment READ FULL POST

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Fun with Food by Vanessa Dualib

Brazilian photographer Vanessa Dualib is a long time "Playing" with the food that we serve everyday in lunch, dinner and breakfast. This series (Playing with food) was created without any commercial intent. The author just tried to call her work a smile. And, it seems, she is well turned out :)
Posted by Unknown On 09:34 No comments READ FULL POST

Labels

Flickr Widget

IconIconIconIconFollow Me on Pinterest

    Text Widget

    Followers

    Pageviews from the past week