This Damn Beautiful Autumn - Fall in Photographs You could easily argue that autumn is the most beautiful season of the year. Leaves turn to yellow, orange, and bright shades of crimson. They fall like a shower from the trees, giving us a way to watch the wind dance. Photo by LiefPhotos.com Photo by Luc Deveault Photo by Johan_Leiden Photo by spherical.Sight Photo by Kat… Photo by gdaneuk Photo by DerNetteAlex Photo by algo Photo by CountryDreaming Photo by StGrundy Photo by A guy with A camera Photo by Darko K. Photo by teroti Photo by Roccotaco Photo by Here It Is Photo by eRiz SLR Photo by Wildlook Photo by Stefano Prigione Photo by Rafal Bergman Photo by snowriderguy Photo by Jens Dahlin Photo by ZedBee | Zoë Power Photo by cedarkayak Photo by algo Photo by Axel_ Tags: autumn, fall, leaves, parks, photography Article by Hasan Saleem Hasan has written 48 awesome articles.
The stunning photographs which put everyday selfies to shame Paul Zizka's long-exposure photographs place him in the context of Canada's awe-inspiring wilderness By Damien Gayle Published: 13:06 GMT, 14 January 2014 | Updated: 13:14 GMT, 14 January 2014 These beautiful long-exposure photographs offer a novel twist on the too-often shamelessly narcissistic trend for 'selfie' pictures which is sweeping the internet. Paul Zizka, 34, has put his own slant on the celebrity-led photographic genre, made popular by photo-sharing website Instagram, by including his silhouette in these dramatic shots of the Canadian wilderness. Rather that a vainglorious attempt to propel himself to 15 minutes of internet fame, his inclusion of himself in the shots is an attempt to show the relationship between a mere man and the awesome natural world surrounding him. Communion: Canadian photographer Paul Zizka stands waist-deep in Lake Minnewanka, in Alberta's Banff National Park, in this twist on the trend for 'selfie' photographs
500 Photographers ANTILIMIT | Anything Worth Seeing Off the Grid : Eric Valli Cart - 0 items High Himalaya Share Louis Vuitton Caravans L'Occitane Jungle Nomads Hermes Honey Hunters Voyage d'Hermès Yarsakumbu Off the Grid Tharu Shadow Hunters On the Road Children of the Dust High Himalaya — view — Louis Vuitton Caravans L'Occitane Jungle Nomads Hermes Honey Hunters Voyage d'Hermès Yarsakumbu Off the Grid Tharu Shadow Hunters On the Road Children of the Dust
A light show to beat all light shows: Sight of the awe-inspiring Aurora Borealis never fails to inspire lucky spectators in Iceland By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 17:12 GMT, 27 December 2010 Dancing across the clear skies, the amazing Auroa Borealis are truly a sight to behold. Icelandic photographer Kristjan Unnar Kristjansson - also known as 'Kiddi' - has spent the last nine years capturing the kaleidoscopic light show in his native homeland. 'These are some of my very favourite Aurora Borealis photos that I have taken in recent years,' said the 31-year-old from Reykjavik in Iceland. Lighting up the stars tonight: The Northern lights at Hvalfjorour fjord in Akranes near Reykjavik change the look of the landscape completely The Aurora Boralis over a golf clubhouse, and in the distance, the Second World War lighthouse, in Seltjarnes. 'No words can properly describe the experience. Also known as the northern and southern polar lights, the natural light displays are governed by sun storms and are usually observed at night. Mackerel skies? 'Getting good photos of them on the other hand can be tricky,' he said.
Ann Mitchell: The Razor's Edge - LENSCRATCH Photographer and educator Ann Mitchell is finishing up year long sabbatical that has taken her work in a new direction. The time off from teaching allowed her to explore new ways of working and she has produced a brand new project of constructed images that are wonderfully surreal, psychological, and exquisitely crafted. Ann considers herself an “urban archaeologist, attempting to find the poetry in the everyday experience of our interior and exterior landscapes.” Her work is currently on display at the PYO Gallery in Los Angeles in an exhibition curated by Sarah Lee that runs through July 27th. Born in New York City and raised in California, Ann received a BFA in Photography from Art Center College of Design. Her photographs have been included in a large number of solo and group exhibitions in the western United States. The Razor’s Edge This body of work is dedicated to exploring the essential characteristics of change.
cole rise Hauntingly Beautiful Portraits Combine Clever Photoshop Techniques and Ethereal Imagery While there certainly is no shortage of surrealist photographers these days, its widespread practice as both a theme and style makes it difficult to stand out. Just like any movement that becomes common, the challenge increases as it becomes more difficult to be noticed in sea of parroted artistic expressions. This however cannot be said of the mystical photography of Brooke Shaden. Shaden makes use of a combination of clever digital Photoshop techniques and ethereal imagery to uproot us from reality. She catapults us to distant places of the mind’s eye. From red deserts of sand and fabric, to white wintery forests, Shaden’s dream-like images are laced with wonder and enchantment. Shaden was born in March of 1987 in Lancaster, Philadelphia, and grew up near the “Amish Country”. She began creating self-portraits to have total creative control, and has since evolved into a notable self-portrait artist. See Shaden’s self-portrait work here.
Blog » Shoot the Dog! 45 Beautiful and Artistic Dog Portraits Since ancient times dog is considered to man’s best friend. People compose legends about dogs’ loyalty and helpfulness. And when the helpful paw is not in need, dogs are happy to share some easy going activities with their masters, showing feelings and emotions so similar to ours. In this post you can view spectacular dog portraits depicting different traits of animal’s character. Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Source Related posts:
YOUNG GALLERY Michael Eastman is a self taught photographer who has spent thirty years capturing the essential nature of his subject. During this time he has photographed a wide variety of subjects, and is best known for his Cuba and Horses series. He draws inspiration from photographers Eugene Atget and Walker Evans. Like these great documentary photographers before him, Eastman holds the authenticity of the image as his highest goal. He shuns the use of artificial light and uses long exposure times instead, waiting as long as it takes for the natural illumination of the room to expose his film properly. His photographs are in the collections of Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Art Institute of Chicago, Los Angeles County Museum, San Francisco Museum of Art, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, The High Museum, Kemper Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, Nelson-Atkins Museum, St. Color C-Print Signed and Numbered by the Artist on Verso. Small 86,4 x 114,3 cm ; Medium 121,9 x 152,4 cm ; Large 182,9 x 228,6 cm ;
Polar Panorama Photography Some Eye Catching Examples Polar Panorama Photography Some Eye Catching Examples Posted on 16 July 2009 You must have heard about stereographic projection or polar panoramas. Some of the people are familiar with these projections with the name of “little planets”. These images are easy to produce and results of these images are stunning and attractive. Take a panoramic photo, modify it, and in the end with the help of Photoshop filter (Distort > Polar Coordinates) complete the whole process. By following this easy tutorial, you can find further details and necessary information. Following are 50 stunning and eye catching examples of panorama photography.
Breathtaking Surreal Self Portraits by 20-Year-Old Rachel Baran 20 years old U.S.-based photographer Rachel Baran creates powerful surreal and conceptual self portraits … Rachel Baran