South African artist, designer and photographer Justin Plunkett decided to bring a little bit of absurd into architecture and created a series of photographs called Con/Struct displaying fictional architectural projects.
South African artist, designer and photographer Justin Plunkett decided to bring a little bit of absurd into architecture and created a series of photographs called Con/Struct displaying fictional architectural projects.
Most certainly New York is considered one of the most loyal to cycling cities in the world. There are hundreds of thousands of bike owners.
Well-known Thai photographer Saravut Whanset invites us to take a trip to one of the most colorful and mysterious countries in the world. The focus of this series is on people interacting with nature.
Netherlands based photographer Wil Mijer is a macro photography fan, and loves to photograph small creatures. Here we have a selection of amazingly beautiful frog photography shot by her.
You probably have seen a lot of such projects before. However, each of them surprises with the ability of the photographer to capture the moment.
Photographer Peter Steinhauer got interested, while staying in Hong Kong, in the appearance of bright colored pillars in the midst of the gray mass of skyscrapers. So, he created a series of photographs dedicated to them.
Photographer Hans Kemp got interested in Vietnamese motorcyclists and scooter drivers who manage to carry an incredible amount of various items on their vehicles.
Amateur photographer Shawn Knol, also known on Reddit as Photoelasticity, makes photos of water drops in a way that sometimes is hard to tell what exactly is shown in the picture.
American photojournalist Associated Press Gerald Herbert, works for a long time for the above mentioned agency.
Los Angeles based photographer Brooke Shaden makes pretty impressive photographs. In them you can find some eroticism and fabulousness, surreal imagination and mysticism.
