Genetic Portraits by Ulric Collette
While doing “an image a day” type of project Canada-based photographer Ulric Collette accidentally ended up creating his first genetic portrait (the first picture on our list). It was made by splicing together photographs of himself and his son. Interestingly enough, the new combined faces of relatives look quite normal or at least are not...
High-Speed Water Drop Photography by Heinz Maier
Heinz Maier started photography only about a year ago, but his high-speed water drop photos have already become an instant sensation. He is a great example that with todays technology you don't necessary need years of experience to start making good photos. Germany-based artist says that he doesn't know yet what genre he will choose,...
25 Breathtaking Examples of Long Exposure Photography
When I started writing this article, I thought that long exposure photography was overdone to death, and that the hardest part would be selecting 25 best shots from thousands of incredibly good photos. Wrong! It may be overdone, but good shots are incredibly rare. So my advice to you (and even to myself) - don't...
Long Exposure Photos of Air Traffic Above San Francisco
There are probably no photographer left in the world who hasn’t tried to take the same old long exposure photo of car traffic at night. It has become so normal, that nobody ever bothered looking up in the sky…not until one guy did it and received all the glory for doing so. Photographer Terence Chang...
Exploded Flowers By Fong Qi Wei
Inspired by Todd McLellan's Disassembly series, Singaporean photographer Fong Qi Wei went deeper than just taking photos of flowers and created an amazing series of Exloded Flowers - images that show the radial symmetry of flowers.
Minimiam: Little People in the World of Food
If you love food and photography, then we have a perfect mix for you! Minimiam (meaning “Mini Yum”) is a creative union of husband and wife who create tiny worlds of food with their little people doing their little chores here. Akiko Ida is Japanese and Pierre Javelle is French. They met studying photography at...
The Real Heroes of the 20th Century
No matter how good you are at history, there will aways be a hidden side of it that you'll never find out. It is very hard to uncover the actual truth of the past, however there are some really talented guys who at least try to do that. I'm talking about Agan Hararap – a...
Looking Into the Past by Jason Powell
Do you remember "Pencil versus Camera" project by Ben Heine? Photographer Jason Powell does something really similar, however instead of drawings he uses old photographs allowing us to look into the past.
Ink Riders by Alberto Seveso
“There’s a place where people can ride the ink,” says Alberto Seveso describing his latest project “Ink Riders”. A graphic designer and illustrator from Italy was already famous for his high-speed photographs of ink mixing with water, and this time he comes back with these little LEGO guys surfing waves of beautifully rolling blue ink....
Breathtaking Close-Ups of the Human Eye
Whoever told you "your eyes are beautiful" simply never looked at them close enough. A 34-year-old Armenian physics teacher Suren Manvelyan used his friends, colleagues and pupils as models to make these amazing close-ups of the human eye. He never thought he would see anything like that - when viewed really close up our eyes...
Cinemagraphs: Moving Photographs by Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg (Part II)
Have you ever seen a photo move? Two creative artists - a photographer Jamie Beck and a motion graphics designer Keving Burg have created a new way of capturing images - pictures with movement, so-called cinemagraphs.
Cinemagraphs: Moving Photographs by Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg (Part I)
Have you ever seen a photo move? Two creative artists - a photographer Jamie Beck and a motion graphics designer Keving Burg have created a new way of capturing images - pictures with movement, so-called cinemagraphs.
