Posts in category:Photography

Bildakrobat is a pseudonym of a talented digital artist and photographer from Lemgo, Germany. He says that he has acrobatic ideas (German: akrobatische Ideen), so he creates surreal photo manipulations.

Sebastian Weiss is a photographer and photo columnist situated in Hamburg, Germany. According to his own words, he is “passionate about concrete aesthetics and the beauty seen in city shapes,” which is why we often see him taking photos of big concrete buildings.

Anna Davis and Daniel Rueda are a ’creative duo’ from Valencia, Spain. They recently became famous around the world via deMilked because of their travel adventures where they take adorable photographs of the architecture they encounter.

This Minty Moment is a pseudonym for Minh T, an art director and photographer who lives and works in California. His photographic opus is largely based on urban architecture and is so minimalist in essence that you barely notice the human figure walking around on the concrete.

Éric Esculier is an art director from Paris. In his work, this French artist combines the photographic and video visuals with a powerful message. Working for big names such as Opel and Heinz, Esculier shows all his creativity in a series of impactful graphics.

Optical illusions are one of our favorite types of photography. In them, both art and creative genius are combined. One such genius is definitely Chema Madoz, a photographer from Madrid.

James Popsys is a digital artist and photographer from London. He composes unusual photos – or better, manipulations in order to try “to make pictures that get people smiling.”

Self-discovery is one of the bonuses of digital arts. Now a former 3d architectural illustrator from Barcelona, Victor Enrich, one day quit his freelancing job and started traveling around the world to find himself.

Valentina Loffredo is an Italian photographer situated in Hong Kong. She was always attracted to graphic design, so a natural means of communication with the world for her was to use photography and create minimalist graphics which portray (her view of) the real world.

Inspiration for mesmerizing photography can be found literally everywhere. Urban or natural settings, human or wildlife photography – you name it. However, some photographers have figured out a way to join two worlds – one beneath the surface with the world above.