They say the freaks come out at night, but when darkness falls on the land, the ideal conditions for magical photos are created. Admittedly, most photographers put away their cameras once the sun drops below the horizon, but not self-taught Mikko Lagerstedt. The Finn trained in night photography and shares his masterpieces on Instagram. Check out the Milky Way, the Northern Lights, the red-tinged twilight and other magic of nature that makes the photos almost unreal.
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Are you also obsessed with food photography? Enjoying food through a lens? Then watch out! The latest trend among Foodie Instagrammers now are special Foodography dinners and workshops in Israel. So if you were wondering why young people are flocking there lately, it's not some religious event, but the fault of Carmel Winery, one of the oldest wineries there, which turned the promised land for the Jews into the promised land for a generation of foodie Instagrammers.
Photographer Vincent Laforet has pleasantly surprised us several times with stunning aerial photographs of American cities. We have already seen New York, Las Vegas and San Francisco from a bird's eye view. From his last helicopter flight over the United States, however, he returned with the most breathtaking and extensive photo series to date. From an angelic (read bird's eye) perspective, he showed Los Angeles, the city of angels, in the most beautiful possible light.
Sony introduced the Touchless Shutter app for automatic camera activation. We trigger this by waving our hand in front of the viewfinder, i.e. the small window where we see what will be captured in the photo. As we know that taking photos in low light conditions can be a real nightmare, often resulting in blurry photos (even when using a tripod or a steady hand), this is a more than welcome addition.
Does your world also fall apart when things are not in order? Are you obsessed with order? Symmetry? Then we have something to soothe your spirit. A series of photos of different foods, arranged by size and color. Because order is the meaning of life and anything less is just wrong, right?!
Even Fibonacci, the founder of the Fibonacci sequence and the Golden Section, which are still a pillar of architecture today, argued that all nature is mathematically ordered and that its disorder and chaos are merely an illusion. Since it's hard to believe the words of a man who lived in the 12th century, we found a series of plants that prove that both the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence are ubiquitous in nature. Perfection of form is thus not only an achievement of man, but also of nature.
You know that feeling when you would do anything for a special photo. We have selected a collection of photos that showcase the most ambitious photographers in the world. In doing so, extremely interesting photos were created. Do you agree?!
Photographer Zachary Scott has developed the idea that children these days grow up too fast into a humorous series of photos that will put a smile on your face. There are little kids dressed up as old ladies.
"Overdevelopment, Overpopulation, Overshoot" is a collection of photographs in which, in addition to touching essays, we find moving photographs showing the devastating effects of overpopulation.
Nina Leen is the author of black and white photographs of celebrities with their pets on the streets of New York, which were taken in the 1940s.
Skateistan is a non-profit organization that encourages Afghan girls, who are banned from cycling, to get an education through skating. Check out the photo series showing Afghan girls on their skates.
Like any mother, Kate Parker loves taking pictures of her daughters Alice and Ella. Since she does this almost every day, it's no wonder that she managed to create a photo series in which she collected all the spontaneous photos in which the two cute girls radiate intense perfection through their imperfection. Here is the Strong is the New Pretty photo series.