Tag: photographer

If you’re fascinated by the stories of some of the most successful people in the world, you’ll love this. Photographer Doug Menuez’s project, Fearless Genius: The Digital Revolution in Silicon Valley 1985-2000, includes a documentary, a book, a tv series, conferences, educational...

Loïc Vendrame‘s great passions are photography, architecture, and exploring new places. He brings all three of these elements together in his beautiful collection of photographs, showing details of various cities around the world in a stunningly geometric way which uses...

Adrian Woods and Gidi van Maarseveen‘s series Snacks in Amsterdam is perfect if you’re the kind of person who loves to travel and enjoy local food as you go. Commissioned by ADAC Reisemagazin, the Dutch photographers created this pastel-toned and hunger-inducing collection...

When you think of a portrait of an artist, you probably imagine his or her face, but in some ways looking at their paint palettes can be equally revealing. Photographer Matthias Schaller‘s “indirect portrait” series Das Meisterstück (The Masterpiece) shows the...

These delightfully close-up, high definition photos of birds’ plumage are by high fashion photographer Thomas Lohr, who took some time out from working with beautiful models and big names like Vogue to photograph some colourful feathers instead. In his series,...

We adore the etherial effect of Andreas Lie‘s double-exposure animal photos. The Norwegian artist takes photographs of animals such as wolves, racoons, and bears, and combines them with landscape photos of Scandinavia, cleverly working the two images together so that one...

Photographer and videomaker Enrique Pacheco‘s time-lapse film from the 10,ooo square kilometre Bolivian salt flats at Uyuni will make you desperate to visit the South American country. The reflections of the sky on the ground in the rainy season make for...

In a set of photos which remind us a little bit of Feel Desain’s very own riTOrno series, Hebe Robinson explores the connection between past and present and the perception of time. The Norwegian photographer’s Echoes series visits the places from...

Canadian artist and photographer James Nizam‘s latest project, The Mnemonic Landscape, is made up of photo-sculptural works which involve covering fixtures such as railings, gates and doors in reflective tape before photographing them with flash, making the tape seem as if...

Anthony Samaniego is a talanted Los Angeles photographer, and his Dreamscapes series is a colourful set of images which are, well, dreamlike. The colours and lens flares add an etherial feel to the photos, and will really make you dream of...