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Playing with motifs in photos has become something quite everyday. But the surreality brought by the astonishing masterpieces of Dariusz Klimczak reaches a completely new dimension.
There are certainly quite a few of us who have ever thought about what movie scenes would look like if Lego figures took over the role of actors. The Lego Movie, which is coming to cinemas soon, will be a dream come true for many, and for those of us who are also fascinated by Star Wars, Vesa Lehtimäki will become a true legend with his incredible photographs.
As part of the MIJLO essentials photography project, creative people from all over the world were given an interesting task - they had to photograph things without which they could not imagine their everyday life.
Lovers of photography and those who constantly have their camera close at hand, the sight of cute and extremely chic camera straps and photo bags will immediately make their eyes sparkle.
From today until the end of April, the Jakopič Promenade in Ljubljana's Tivoli Park will once again be enriched with a new photography exhibition entitled "Nostalgia, The Journey Within", which reveals never-before-seen photos by author Deborah Beer from the filming of Andrei Tarkovsky's film masterpiece of the same name.
A typical sight in shopping malls. The women shop frantically, while the men stand around bored, preferring to escape for a drink after a few hours. But the resourceful Steve Venegas turned his wife's otherwise tedious shopping trips into an imaginatively entertaining game.
A picture often says more than a thousand words. The Russian photographer and devoted mother Elena Shumilova also stares at this, as she captured the priceless moments of her two sons, Yaroslava and Vanya. The series of priceless photographs thus tells an authentic story of the easy creation of loving bonds with domestic pets.
The French street master, nicknamed JR, once again delivers a unique awesomeness. As part of the Art Series 2014 exhibition event, this time he connected with the New York City Ballet (NYCB), where through his recognizable large-format portrait collage technique, he managed to capture a glimpse into the poetry of the lightness of dance.
Have you ever been told you have a doppelganger? We present to you a series of portraits of strikingly similar people captured by François Brunelle.
In the spirit of the upcoming Olympic Games in Sochi, the Dutch State Archives has collected a series of vintage photographs showing moments of winter joys such as skiing, sledding and ice skating, captured in periods from the 1930s to the 1980s. A look into the past brings fascinating memories of the unusual (and often very inventive) techniques and tools of the time.
Let's feel the pulse of New York's New Year's Eve. The almost three-minute film, which the creators summarized with the help of the timelapse photography technique, takes us to the past longest night of the year at the iconic Time Square's entertainment anthill.