In the South Korean countryside, just ten kilometers from Seoul, there is a unique building, a café that allows visitors to go inside the classic Rolleiflex camera.
Street artist Joe Iurato from New Jersey creates original small wooden human figurines that after coloring look like real human beings, only in miniature.
German photographer Elke Vogelsang earns her living by making wedding photography and portraits of people. However, she has a little interesting hobby.
Australian artist and photographer Alexia Sinclair invites us to go on a fabulous journey that she created inside the seventeenth century Skokloster Castle.
Japanese photographer Seiji Mamiya takes pictures of cats. His secret to success in Internet is very simple.
Artist Joshua Suda paints not just hyperrelistic portraits. He gives them an interesting entourage. So, before you are not just exact copies of a photograph, but something much more.
At the age of eighteen, American photographer Ben Zank found in his grandmother’s attic an old camera. Now, four years later, he still uses that camera—a Pentax ME Super.
A very cute and useful project was designed by the Belgian studio Mathy by Bols. They offered a collection of playhouse beds for children. Some of them turned out to be really cozy and fun.
