Here is another unique photography project by Seth Casteel. This time he is capturing of underwater babies for The New York Times. Project is called ‘Little Nemos,’. In article Times explains that the images...
Below satellite photos are from an continuing project on their website called Daily Overview(www.overv.eu). Each day, they publish a new satellite image of a place, to show how human activity has shaped our landscape....
Digital artist and art director from Buenos Aires ‘Martín De Pasquale’ is using his imagination with the help of powerful photo editing software Adobe Photoshop to create wonderfully surreal digital illustrations. With his excellent...
Official definition of selfie is “a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and uploaded to a social media website.” Since the word ‘’selfie’’ has been...
It isn’t necessary to be the best photographer in the world to catch an amazing moment like below examples. Sometimes it is enough to be in the right place at the right moment and...
Animal Migration is one of the great wonders of the world. It is moving of long distances in search of a new habitat. The reason for the migration may be local climate, availability of...
Remember Jessica Shyba and nap time photos of her kid and little puppy? In last 2 months they have grown up a little bit but their habit continues. Creative mother and blogger Jessica Shyba,...
Colin Hutton is a 29 year old wildlife photographer based in North Carolina. He specializes in high-magnification images of insects, spiders, and other small creatures. His beautifully lit and extremely detailed images capture a...
Shervin Lainez has been photographing musicians since 2007. Born in the suburbs of DC, he moved to Brooklyn in 2009 in search of inspiring subjects and most of all the chance to work with...
Danny Lane is a photographer from New York. He was a pretty good baseball player, then he became an actor. After taking a role in a movie where he portrayed a photographer, Danny became...
