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15 Quick Examples of Instagram Photography

admin — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 21:03:00 +0000

Not everybody is a photographer. Not everybody has talent, or skills, or both. But everybody has beautiful memories. I see Instagram as a modern box of memories – you just install Instagram, strike the pose, apply the filter, and it’s done – the little kid laughing on the bank, your pet playing in the grass, a beautiful landscape, your desk, your lover’s smile, yourself – it’s all there, right in the colors that you remember.

Here are some examples of beautiful Instagram photos that very much look like quick memories that you thought you forgot.

AirPano Project – The Progressive Art of Aerial 3D Panoramas

admin — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 21:19:29 +0000

Air Pano is a Russian project of panoramas enthusiasts, focused on hi-resolution aerial panoramas. To bring this unique and progressive project to life, the Russian team shoots from a helicopter but sometimes they use dirigibles, air balloons, light jets and radio-controlled helicopter.

In its 2 years of existence, Airpano project is scheduled to cr eate the aero-panoramas and created the virtual tours for more than 250 of the most interesting corners of othe World, which you can freely admire on AirPano website. Every week t hey present a new virtual tour on Airpano website. So far, they already covered 70 cities and corners aero-panoramas, such as:

Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt
Himalaya, National Park Sagarmatha
Hong Kong
Machu Picchu, Cusco, Peru
Rapa Nui National Park, Easter Island
and many more

You can check their fantastic work on Airpano.com

Happy Easter!

admin — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 22:20:58 +0000

Happy Easter Everyone!

Photo credit Jana Manz

Photo credit Monika Dauzickaite

Photo credit Emily Photo

Photo credit Andrew Storms

Photo credit Shay Nartker

Photo credit Irene Sirna

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Photo credit Natalya Holloway

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Photo credit Tommy Salazar

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Photo credit Tim Pokorny

The Other Realities – Photography by Xavier Rey

admin — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 22:18:52 +0000

Xavier Rey’s photography is always a revelation, because it never cease to search for the different meanings of the reality. It inspires and challenges to create your own unique vision. His black&white photos captures ordinary landscapes and transform them into some abstract sights, out of time and space, sights that only lives in your creative parts of the brain, as they send you in a meditative state of mind. You can see more of Xavier Rey’s work by viewing his online portfolio.

Photography credit Xavier Rey

Cool Underwater Dogs Photography by Seth Casteel

admin — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 21:23:42 +0000

A friend published earlier these crazy photos from pet photographer Seth Casteel. He captured these cool shots of dogs underwater, animated by fetching a ball. You can buy Seth Casteel prints at Little Friends Photo website. Also make sure you check out his Facebook page for even more fantastic underwater dog photography.

You may also like Incredible Dog Photos by Tim Flach

Exploring the Beautiful Side of Halloween

admin — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 21:12:08 +0000

Halloween is mostly about scay masks, spooky costumes, horror atmosphere, but also a lot of fun. This year I felt like searching for the beautiful side of Haloween, so I’m inviting you to explore these Halloween photos, that illustrates the positive part of this scary Halloween holiday – happy dogs, lovely children costumes and lots of orange pumpkins.

Photos credit www.500px.com

Timeless Photography Inspired by Classical Greek Art – by Eugenio Recuenco

admin — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 19:11:50 +0000

The professional photographer Eugenio Recuenco found the travel-back-in-time formula. With four models, superb technique, inspiring imagination, and with the help of talented make-up artist Lewis Amarante, he superbly recreated ancient Greek sculptures, within the finest details of moving and energy of the figures. If Olymp Legends fascinated you as a child, these photos are a great opportunity to get into the ancient Greek times atmopshere.

You can see here more of the fascinating work of Eugenio Recuenco

The Effervescent Macro World of Bubbles by Desi Gramadnikova

admin — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 20:14:37 +0000

Macrophotography is always surprising, and many photographers search for interesting new subject to give the macro-test – insects, plants, animals, human body or so. How about looking where most people don’t see anything? Desa Gramadnikova decided to photograph bubbles. A photographer from Bulgaria, she sees a little colouful universe in the move and show it to us all. To increase the macrophotography effect, she sometimes uses the pigmentation of the bubbles, and she manage to create a fantastic world with her photography.

Tibet, The Free Spirit – A Photography Journey

admin — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 20:50:00 +0000

I don’t know too many things about Tibet. I saw a lot of pictures, heard a lot but always confusing, and I truly believe that you have to visit this land in order to discover the truth about it and its inner soul. What I know is that it’s not only about monks, it’s also about fantastic landscapes, colourful traditions, nomadic people, and a very pure life that you won’t find probably anywhere else. A land where you can almost touch the energy between you and the others and the nature, Tibet it’s probably the place that gets to your soul. I invite you to a photo journey to the still unknown Tibet, and I hopewe all be fortunate to visit it soon.

Photo credit Daniel Griffin

Photo credit Matt Linden

Photo credit Lucas VdB

Photo credit Evren Sahin

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Photo credit Daniel Griffin

Photo credit Jerzy Kobylinski

Photo credit Suchitra Vijayan

Photo credit Anne

Photo credit Henri Ho

Photo credit Dennis Jarvis

Photo credit Gil Mandelbaum

Photo credit Tina Munk

Photo credit Monika

Photo credit Boaz Images

Photo credit Jan Reurink

Photo credit Nicolas Monnot

Photo credit Terje Gunnesmael

Floating Umbrellas in Kotor Montenegro

admin — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 21:24:40 +0000

This picture caught my eye with its fantastic composition: the flamboyant yellow umbrellas, the old facades and the green windows create a beautiful contrast. At first, I thought it’s just a photoshop trick, but this image is real and it was made on the narrow streets of Kotor, South Montenegro.

Photo credit Olivier Olivier

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