A strikingly realistic image of Morgan Freeman, isn't it? Let us remind you once again that this is not a photo, but a creation drawn on an iPad.
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Iran is as if it is not of this time and of this planet. That's what photographer Anja Čop says on the occasion of her fourth book edition, Iran Imaginable.
Thomas Jullien's short film tells the story of the photos of countless Instagram users, united by the immortalization of the same moments.
Take a break and take an adventurous journey through magical America, right from your armchair.
Although it doesn't come from Nikon, Samsung, or Sony, and may have been overlooked even by those who actively follow the field of photography, TheQ deserves some attention.
Will we be rushing to London between November 7th and December 12th? Then the exhibition of photographs by one of the most influential contemporary Japanese photographers is not to be missed.
Since the telegrams we send to the maternity hospital when a famous little one is born are rather boring and have been the same for many years, we welcome everything that is new, different, fresh. Little treasures these are!
Tihomir Pinter. A photographer who doesn't like flash and doesn't use it takes advantage of the light that is given. He takes his photographs himself, and considers working in the darkroom to be extremely important and creative.
Before the time of color photography, moments of eternity were captured through various techniques of black and white photography. In recent years, however, a special trend of processing these photos with modern realistic techniques has developed. The result - an extraordinary reflection of history in color.
American photographer Carli Davidson found an extremely interesting market niche and connected her hobby - animal training - with professional photography. And this is not the first time, because after an extremely successful series of underwater photos of dogs, this time he continues with dogs that shake their heads.
Israeli photographer Victor Bezrukov selected the 16 best photos with convincing shadows in the competition.
For thirty years, New York photographer Mark Weber has been on the lookout for photographs that walk the fine line between street photography and voyeurism.