Giantny.jpg (JPEG Image, 2200 × 1040 pixels) - Scaled (46%) Blog / Meet The Photographer Who Uses Real Animals In Her Dreamy Portraits. At first glance, you may think the photograph above, taken by Russian photographer Katerina Plotnikova, is a composite or was enhanced in Photoshop.
Think again. Yes, that is a living, breathing brown bear kissing the palm of a gorgeous woman — as if they had both stepped right out of the pages of a fairy tale. Swooning already? You'll find that the rest of Katerina's body of work is just as magical and provocative. It didn't take us long to fall in love with the rest of her surreal photos. Hi Katerina! KATERINA PLOTNIKOVA: Of course they are real!
How adorable! KATERINA: I was born in a small town near Moscow, where I still live to this day. How did you discover photography? KATERINA: I was into painting all my life. Where do you find the inspiration for your work? KATERINA: Just about anything. Who are the photographers whose work you admire? KATERINA: My favorites are, of course, Tim Walker, Annie Leibowitz, and Adam Smith. 60 fotografie che sconvolgeranno la tua idea del passato. Il presente e il futuro sono un continuum e un evolversi di situazioni nate nel passato, dal quale la nostra storia e le nostre scelte vengono influenzate.
Queste sono 60 fotografie, più o meno recenti, che illustrano i protagonisti di molti dei fatti e degli avvenimenti di politica, storia, spettacolo e attualità del secolo scorso, con personaggi che, ancora oggi, noi tutti conosciamo. Da Osama Bin Laden a Sean Connery, da Bruce Lee alla regina Elisabetta, tantissime sono le situazioni oggi sconosciute o dimenticate che hanno avuto per protagonisti personaggi che ai nostri tempi danno tutt’altra immagine di sé. La regina Elisabetta ad esempio servì nell’esercito durante la seconda guerra mondiale, Obama era un dotatissimo giocatore di Basket, i Beatles cominciarono la loro storia suonando ai matrimoni e la terminarono su un tetto di Londra, 11 anni dopo. Al Pacino e Diana Keaton durante le riprese de “Il Padrino” – 1972 William Harley e Arthur Davidson – 1914 Bruce Lee mentre danza. 17624fbb363055604bbe56b50da99052-sd.jpg (JPEG Image, 950 × 633 pixels) 10 Most Useful Photography Cheat Sheets. Photography for beginners can be overwhelming because it’s complicated and so many things involved in techniques in photography.
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" He travels from city to city, exploring abandoned houses, asylums, churches, state buildings and much, much more. He has been arrested over 20 times for his trespassing - and even held at gunpoint - but he refuses to give up his search for things that exist outside of the mundane. You'll see why. Dan wasn't supposed to be in ANY of these places, but you'll be glad he was. Above is an abandoned house in Germany. It's hard to define what exactly makes these pictures so beautiful.
Is it the fact that humans have abandoned their dwellings? Or because it seems that life goes on, even when people aren't present? Some places are left in the state they were abandoned in. No matter how many times he has been threatened or arrested, Dan thinks it's all worth it. The Chambre du Commerce in Antwep, Belgium, was erected in 1872 as a reconstruction of a 1531 Stock Exchange. But they aren't fiction.