Carissa Gallo is an American photographer whose works are focused on the human body and its interaction with the surrounding, using light and color in photography. If you’ve been looking for minimalist inspiration, look no further! Soft shades of green, beige and brown prevail in her photos, while the queen color is the never-failing white. …
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We all have photographers in our lives, and maybe some of you are photographers themselves. They all love cameras, but also photographers love different accessories and add-ons which help them take better pictures, edit pictures, and stand out from the crowd. Since Christmas is coming and it’s always a headache to choose a proper gift …
For a photographer, Lightroom presets are the go-to tools for giving your portraits and photos an unique look. The best thing about a Lightroom preset is that it makes the photographer’s work easier. Creating Lightroom presets can help you streamline your workflow and save time on post-processing. As the American photographer, Carissa Gallo said in the …
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Today, I want to talk to you about an artist, and art form for that matter, that is very different than anything that we’ve featured on this inspirational platform. The artist’s name is Harris Wallmen and the artform is knife art. Harris is a Romanian blacksmith and knife maker. When he isn’t designing and creating …
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An esteemed panel of judges took charge of the 2017 Drone Photography Contest and picked out four pretty amazing, category-specific winners. The 4th annual Drone Photography Contest attracted “thousands of entries” which were submitted from around the globe by a host of talented professional photographers and amateur drone photo enthusiasts. In 2017 it shouldn’t be a surprise that …
The 2.6 TB mass of 65, 000 images that make up “A Taste of New York” took 36 hours to render, which on viewing, is processing power put to best use. FilmSpektakel‘s third entry into their “A Taste of …” series is perhaps their strongest – no mean feat considering the side-winding, dolly zooming loveliness of their time-lapse …
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Through the wonder of infrared, you can see the otherwise invisible, heat food and render Central Parks trees, plants and grass a shade of pastel pink. On all of its sides, Central Park’s lush greenery is set against a backdrop of intimidatingly dense residential blocks and towering glass skyscrapers. Wanting to highlight the contrasts, contradictions and …
Iceland’s rocky peaks, expansive coastline and stunning landscapes really do deserve the full 4k treatment. Though it would probably be pretty hard to shoot a bad still or video in Iceland – thanks to it’s gorgeous aesthetics – Italian-born and Vienna-based student and photographer Lukas Furlan does more than just document and it really shows. A …
Pete Ulatan’s abstract angular edits that morph urban skylines, seascapes, oceans and skies are trippy, bizzare and totally mindbending. The fanatsical works created by graphic designer and photographer Pete Ulatan are the kind of dreamlike imaginings that Christopher Nolan’s Inception inspires. Through Photoshop, he chops up personally and publicly-sourced images and stitches them back together so that waves …
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Zack Seckler celebrates the beauty of Iceland’s coast through a breathtaking series of left-field, abstract aerial images. In November 2015, New York City-based commercial and fine-art photographer Zack Seckler boarded a small, DIY aircraft to capture the usually inaccessible southern coast of Iceland. The unique overhead perspective and Seckler’s abstract sensibility lend the already awe-inspiring sheered ice, wildlife and waves further drama. You can …
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