Photoshop Artist John Wilhelm's Humorous Photo Manipulations — Humorous photographer John Wilhelm bringing fantasy to life with a huge imagination aid of his own images and photo editing software Photoshop. John is a 44 year old IT Director at a Swiss university with a passion for photography and digital art. Some of his most wonderfully creative photo manipulation extraordinaire, striving to take over the world of photography with his girlfriend Judith and their three young daughters – Lou (5.5 years), Mila (2.8 years) and Yuna (6 months).
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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 May 2014
Thursday, 17 April 2014
Magical World of Snails by Vyacheslav Mishchenko (20 pics)
Magical World of Snails By Vyacheslav Mishchenko — Creative Ukrainian photographer Vyacheslav Mishchenko is now living and working in Berdichev. Vyacheslav is passionate about the less obvious and more fragile parts of nature, where little creatures like insects, molluscs, reptiles living in their own macro world and daring to look at his own reflection in the rivers and lakes. Vyacheslav shoots his unwary models in their natural habitats as he captures the most intimate and sensitive moments of their delicate lives. His photography feature snails captivate by drops of water or kissing and stretching across gaps of water in setups that are nothing less than picture perfect.
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Russian Imperial Architecture by Photographer Frank Herfort's View (30 pics)
01. Grand Park Towers, Moscow
Russian Imperial Architecture by Photographer Frank Herfort's View — The famous photographer based in Berlin, Germany Frank Herfort made a series of photography images dedicated to the post-Soviet architecture. He traveled all over Russia for one reason to find the architecture of the post-Soviet era. These massive colourful structures, often decked out in flashy materials and questionable color schemes, have cropped up in the region's growing cities. The buildings collection of skyscrapers, office towers, and residential high rises seem to adhere to the blanket promise of capitalist and enterprising Russia. After five years’ of Frank's work, 7,000 miles traveled, 20 cities visited, and 150 buildings photographed, He is ready to release the resulting book, Imperial Pomp Post-Soviet Highrise in April 2013.
Monday, 19 August 2013
Thursday, 1 August 2013
Monday, 8 July 2013
22 Best Clicks from NatGeo Traveler Photo Contest
22 Best Wildlife Photos From National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest — National Geographic Traveler Photo contest is coming to an end, so it’s high time we took a look at some of the best entries. The submissions will be accepted till June 30th, so those who want to participate, hurry up and submit your photos in one of the categories of Travel Portraits, Outdoor Scenes, Sense of Place and Spontaneous Moments. The first prize winner will go on an expedition to the Galápagos with the National Geographics team, while runner-ups will receive the publicity and honor of having his or her photo published in the National Geographic Traveler magazine or website. That should make the competition pretty intense!
In order to pick the winner, the judging panel will convene for two judging rounds: 10 candidates will be selected in Round 1, with the final winner announced after Round 2. All entries will be judged by creativity and photographic quality, each comprising 50% of the mark. The winners will be announced on or around July 31st, so the suspense won’t be too long!
You can already see some of the editors picks, all of which seem to be worthy of recognition! “Harness the power of photography and share your stunning travel experiences from around the globe with us,” invite the organizers – and if you’re not a photographer yourself, you will definitely enjoy the gallery. Here are some of the most incredible wildlife entries – good luck to all the participants!
You can already see some of the editors picks, all of which seem to be worthy of recognition! “Harness the power of photography and share your stunning travel experiences from around the globe with us,” invite the organizers – and if you’re not a photographer yourself, you will definitely enjoy the gallery. Here are some of the most incredible wildlife entries – good luck to all the participants!
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