When William Castellana decided to try his hand at street photography in 2014, after photographing still lifes for his entire career up to that point,...

Port and still life photographer Giles Revell go under to reveal the beauty beneath the waves

After years of taking striking photos of Gypsies, the Czech photographer stood before the tanks during the 1968 invasion. He smuggled out his images, they went round the world and he fled to Britain. Here are his most poignant and powerful shots

When William Castellana decided to try his hand at street photography in 2014, after photographing still lifes for his entire career up to that point,...

american photographer david lachapelle has created 'earth laughs in flowers', a series consisting of the ten large-scale still life photographs at fred torres collaborations.

About this print This photograph is part of the series from Georgie Malyon's solo exhibition 'The Ritual'. This series draws on an ongoing interest in floristry, the occult and the Dutch 17th century still life tradition. A truly amazing still life floral sculpture. Limited Edition of 9 x A2 Limited Edition of 7 x A1 Limited Edition of 5 x A0 Printed by endemicworld on satin heavy-weight 100% cotton rag w/ archival inks Framing style set back w/ box moulding About the Artist Born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand Floral Artist Georgie Malyon has pursued a career for over 10 years dedicated to working with flowers. Malyon has taken it further in creating a series of photographic images that fuse together two enduring universal motifs within human culture – the dark and the light, the ephemeral beauty of flowers combined with the symbolically loaded skull. These works depart from the notion of Memento Mori, (Latin for remember you will die), functioning as a potent and persistent emblem of mortality and resurrection: the constant flux of the life/death/life cycle. Flowers and skulls punctuate the overall composition, creating a harmonious balance. The hand-painted skulls are produced from scratch and the images are handcrafted with a aesthetic that embraces the subtle beauty of imperfection.

Learn how to create a beautiful, artistic still life inspired by Pep Ventosa. Produce a stunning image with our step-by-step approach!

The German photographer’s diaristic images of friends and found objects go on show in Los Angeles

Taken from a selection of pictures from over his career, Elliott Erwitt examines how gender perceptions differ around the globe in 'Between the Sexes'

Archival print on dibond, with Golden Acrylics and Golden UV Varnish. 2 of 3.

In de vulling van deze verleidelijke eclairs gaat opgeklopte crème fraîche met dulce de leche: verleidelijk zoet met karamel waar niemand nee tegen zegt. Niet zo'n zoetekauw? Ga dan voor hartige soesjes met kaas!

COLLECTION DOLOMITIVal di Fassa (Fassa Valley), the Lake and the Sella Group Photographer © Johanna HuberCod. 006006 The Val di Fassa is an Alpine valley located in the Dolomites, in the north-east of Italy, in Trentino. It is a charming tourist destination, appreciated especially in winter, for its landscape beauty, cultural richness and the numerous creative activities available. The valley includes various tourist locations including Canazei, Campitello di Fassa, Moena and Vigo di Fassa. Val di Fassa is a region where the Ladin language is spoken, and Ladin culture is still very present: you can find local traditions, cultural events and museums that tell the history and life of the Ladin community. This work is available on Fine Art photographic paper or on Titian's Canvas fabric. The inches used are of high quality and long lasting, ensuring a brilliant chromatic reproduction and durability over time. The sun begins to dip the peaks of the circus mountains in red and gold fumes, while the young players walk through the stalks of the magnificent trees. The reflection of the impressive mountains in the crystal water adds a touch of magic to this already magical scenario.

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The photography of French artist Antoine Henault portrays moments of just being. His recent body of work brims with sensibility and lightness.

Creative Photographic Work By Matthew Brodie. Matthew is a London based photographer, working in fashion, beauty and still-life editorial, advertising and

In its second year the Chromatic Awards focus on the best color photography across twenty categories. The incredible array of winners recently announced showcase a spectacular collection of striking images from stunning cityscapes to surreal natural wonders.

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The color-themed photos in Nostalgia are essentially images of actual collages she made with great attention to detail.

Belgian architectural photographer Frederik Vercruysse is a firmly established name in many a little black book. With a list of clients as long as your arm featuring some of the biggest clients and publications in the business, his portfolio is vast – enough, in fact, to publish a book of a select few projects from the last ten years.

'This picture evolved after I had bought some inexpensive cups and saucers from Woolworths for our studio coffee breaks to replace our rather worn old mugs. The angular handles reminded me of arms akimbo, and that led to the idea ...

Italian photographer Alessio Trerotoli created this impressive series of abstract, superimposed images for a personal series called “Urban Melodies”. “With this project I’m trying to …

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A photograph by Joel-Peter Witkin featuring a real severed arm obtained from a cadaver in Mexico. Anyone who is a Republican has a spiritual problem. —Joel-Peter Witkin When photographer Joel-Peter Witkin got the idea to compose his photograph “The Raft of George W. Bush” in 2006 (which you can see below) he built upon the 1818 painting by French painter Théodore Géricault “The Raft of the Medusa.” To Witkin, Géricault’s masterpiece seemed to distinctly parallel the eight awful years the U.S. spent under the Republican administration of George W. Bush (You miss him right now, don’t you?). “The Raft of George W. Bush” took four weeks to complete and included a Bush lookalike who also worked at a zoo in Miami. Like the other photographs in Witkin’s large portfolio that spans nearly five decades, “The Raft of George W. Bush” though not as grotesque as much of his work, is still rather impossible to look away from. Originally from Brooklyn, Witkin received his Masters in Fine Art at the University of New Mexico where he has lived and worked for most of his life. His photographs feature a variety of outcasts, circus performers...

Niki Boon, a photographer from New Zealand, documents the childhood of her four children. Each of them are growing up without television or electronic devices on their rural 10 acre property.

Artist Anna Valdez pulls items collected from her global travels and inspiration from her background in anthropology to lay the foundation for her still lifes. Photographs, family recipes, horticulture, books, hand crafted objects, rugs and personal…

In homage to Rembrandt and Vermeer, Richard Tuschman makes dioramas of Jewish homes in Kraków between the wars, full of wistful, troubled families

The winners of the 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year have just been announced, and the top images depict an extreme gamut of beauty and ferocity found in the natural world. The grand title winner was ‘A Tale of Two Foxes‘ taken by photographer Don Gutoski in Wapusk National Park in Manitoba, Canada that captures an unusual deadly clash between between red and Arctic foxes. The two species aren’t known to prey on each other as they generally hunt and live in different climates, but as their habitats have gradually merged over the last few years, the two animals are now on an unexpected collision course. More

In the early 1980s, while Gdansk and Warsaw were in the midst of a sociopolitical upheaval of great impact on a European scale, Bruno Barbey took the occasion to embark on a journey of almost 40,000 kilometers over an eight month period. Accompanied by his family and living in a camper, he ma

Alledaagse verwennerij ziet er zo uit! Een rustieke taart voor een koude herfstdag. Voor nog meer altijd-goed-zoet recepten bestel je de delicious. ZOET editie.

Leendert Blok dedicated his life to photographing 1920s botany, and the results are utterly compelling

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As the diplomatic world continues to be rocked by the barrage of WikiLeaks and other revelations, terrorism, wars and conflicts of all flavours, J BROOKS SPECTOR remembers the days of another big crisis - the Iranian hostage drama and how it impacted on lives of US diplomats in another country, Indonesia.

Lately when I'm trying to take a break I find myself reaching for the Pinterest app more and more. I feel like it's almost underrated at this point because there is SO much visual inspiration popping off on Pinterest at all times, but I feel like we're all hanging

Erin Benzakein interviews Jamie Beck for the blog about her book, An American in Provence, and her creative approach. Get ready to be inspired!