This piece of fine art photography was shot by Juliana Vasquez in the village of Trancoso in Bahia, Brazil. The concept here was to capture the Iemanjá festival and add an emphasis on narrative - note the adept use of colour grading.
This piece of fine art photography was shot by Juliana Vasquez in the village of Trancoso in Bahia, Brazil. The concept here was to capture the Iemanjá festival and add an emphasis on narrative - note the adept use of colour grading.
Shot in Bahia, Brazil, this image from Juliana Vasquez had the simple mission of documenting details of a village. In doing so, double exposure is used, layering one image on top of the other for a memorable effect.
Shot in Bahia, Brazil, this image from Juliana Vasquez had the simple mission of documenting details of a village. In doing so, double exposure is used, layering one image on top of the other for a memorable effect.
Perspective is an underappreciated element of fine art floral photography - something that Jun Tokunaga no doubt relates to. Think of afternoons in Spring, laying on plush grass, with thin streams of light peering through a roof of flowers in seasonal bloom.
Perspective is an underappreciated element of fine art floral photography - something that Jun Tokunaga no doubt relates to. Think of afternoons in Spring, laying on plush grass, with thin streams of light peering through a roof of flowers in seasonal bloom.
Shot at Kew Gardens, Prince of Wales Observatory, this is an example of Mark Cornick’s affinity for macro imagery. This fine art print comes together as an ode to the abstract lines and forms that come from techniques such as long exposure. Note the sweeping lines of light intersecting shades of green. Learn More
Shot at Kew Gardens, Prince of Wales Observatory, this is an example of Mark Cornick’s affinity for macro imagery. This fine art print comes together as an ode to the abstract lines and forms that come from techniques such as long exposure. Note the sweeping lines of light intersecting shades of green. Learn More
A revealing look into the Dutch horticulture industry, the vast fields of tulips in this aerial fine art print denote the dominance of this region in the particular export of flowers. It's said that 77% of all flower bulbs traded around the world come from the Netherlands. Learn More
A revealing look into the Dutch horticulture industry, the vast fields of tulips in this aerial fine art print denote the dominance of this region in the particular export of flowers. It's said that 77% of all flower bulbs traded around the world come from the Netherlands. Learn More
This abstract series of images from Jessica Jones were shot indoors and out, using a potted plant as a pinhole camera. In each print, the viewer can identify snippets of objects within the abstract “shapes”; a window, a photograph, a flower, a light fixture, and so forth.
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This abstract series of images from Jessica Jones were shot indoors and out, using a potted plant as a pinhole camera. In each print, the viewer can identify snippets of objects within the abstract “shapes”; a window, a photograph, a flower, a light fixture, and so forth.
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Two images of a book sculpture by the artist have been superimposed together. The result is a maze of strong vertical and horizontal lines, reminiscent of a woven form. Learn More
Two images of a book sculpture by the artist have been superimposed together. The result is a maze of strong vertical and horizontal lines, reminiscent of a woven form. Learn More
Though his work tends to catch the eye at full force, this is a good example of Jun Tokunaga’s versatility. Note the airy feel, the serenity of these white leaves, set against a neutral backdrop for subtle amplification.
Though his work tends to catch the eye at full force, this is a good example of Jun Tokunaga’s versatility. Note the airy feel, the serenity of these white leaves, set against a neutral backdrop for subtle amplification.
Shot using an ancient 19th-century technique, this image focuses on a Libretto parrot tulip. Caught as it begins to bloom, before leaning its way to any nearby light source, this fine art photograph snaps a moment of slow natural progression..
Shot using an ancient 19th-century technique, this image focuses on a Libretto parrot tulip. Caught as it begins to bloom, before leaning its way to any nearby light source, this fine art photograph snaps a moment of slow natural progression..
Home as Insight. Sometimes home is in a heartbeat, home is the light of the dusk, the scent of the sea. It can be contained, all and whole, in a grain of sand.
Home is a sense, not things. The very nature of it, of looking for it, is a spiritual awakening, an intuitive understanding of the essence of one that unites all our hands. The Home Series aims to create an atmosphere of belonging - we are trees that travel, heart on roots. Learn More
Home as Insight. Sometimes home is in a heartbeat, home is the light of the dusk, the scent of the sea. It can be contained, all and whole, in a grain of sand.
Home is a sense, not things. The very nature of it, of looking for it, is a spiritual awakening, an intuitive understanding of the essence of one that unites all our hands. The Home Series aims to create an atmosphere of belonging - we are trees that travel, heart on roots. Learn More
This abstract series of images were shot indoors and out, using a potted plant as a pinhole camera. In each print, the viewer can identify snippets of objects within the “shapes”; a window, a photograph, a light fixture, and so forth.
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This abstract series of images were shot indoors and out, using a potted plant as a pinhole camera. In each print, the viewer can identify snippets of objects within the “shapes”; a window, a photograph, a light fixture, and so forth.
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Flora was a unique artistic accident. One of the artist’s paper sculptures was lying on a glass table in her studio in Bombay. In a moment of alchemy, the warm afternoon light lit up the pages and created a perfect mirror image in the glass. Learn More
Flora was a unique artistic accident. One of the artist’s paper sculptures was lying on a glass table in her studio in Bombay. In a moment of alchemy, the warm afternoon light lit up the pages and created a perfect mirror image in the glass. Learn More
