American photographer Michael Massaia created an unusual series of photographs displaying melted ice cream. The series is even more unusual considering the fact that the author worked before only with black and white photography.
Photos of Flowers Frozen in Ice Blocks by Kenji Shibata
Japanese artist and photographer Kenji Shibata is the author of an unusual series of photographs of flowers inside blocks of ice called Locked in the Ether.
Superheroes of the Renaissance by Sacha Goldberger
Let’s imagine for a while what it would’ve been like if superheroes were born in the sixteenth century among the nobility.
Amazing Beach Abstractions by Bernhard Lang
German aerial photographer Bernhard Lang has created a unique collection of photographs taken on the beaches of the Adriatic from the height of the bird’s flight and called it Aerial Views Adria.
Ants Quenching Their Thirst in Miki Asai’s Photographs
Japanese girl Miki Asai is not a professional photographer. Photography is just a hobby for her. In everyday life, she, like millions of her countrymen, works in the office.
Cityscapes Reflected in a Mirrored Suitcase by Rui Calcada Bastos
Photographer Rui Calcada Bastos uses a suitcase with a mirrored surface as the main tool for his unusual photo project called The Mirror Suitcase Man.
Portraits Flipped Upside Down Turn Humans into Aliens
South African photographer Anelia Loubser created a series of vivid human portraits in black and white, turning the pictures upside down, which gave them a bizarre feeling.
Smoke Shapes by Thomas Herbrich
During the last three months, photographer Thomas Herbrich made more than a hudred thousand photos of bizarre smoke forms. After that, he chose the most intricate of them that resemble something.
Neatly Organized Hues by Emily Blincoe
Photographer Emily Blincoe created pretty interesting arrangements of colors of vegetables and fruit.
Abandoned Germany in Daniel Barter’s Photos
This photo project was born from another idea. An idea that the thirty-year old, London-based photographer Daniel Barter was implementing. He went to Germany to shoot a movie.
