In this today’s blog, we will be showing you 30 examples of gorgeous wildlife photography that wildlife photographers have taken it by risking their lives. The below listed photographs are an awesome piece to put as your desktop wallpaper. Have a look at them below! 1. Blue-Tongued Lizard This is a photography of a special […]

Joel Robison likes to take self-portraits, but he doesn’t do it the way selfies-takers do. Not only Robison is a good photographer, he is also an excellent user of Photoshop. More than portraits, his series is made of surreal landscapes in which he plays all kind of roles. You can follow Robison’s ongoing work on […]

These spectacular photos of dancers interacting with white clouds of dust look like they come straight out of The Matrix. The photo shoot was organized as part of an advertisement for for Campina Friesland Kievit, a Dutch company that makes coffee creamer. As you can imagine, this isn’t your ordinary photo shooting. High-speed cameras were […]

A photographic project that involves no Photoshop intervention, yet tricks our eyes. Swiss photographers Tayio Onorato and Nico Krebs created these ephemeral structures and shot it to make it look like it was an extension of the buildings. The structures look a bit clumsy, but they are carefuly built to follow the visual lines of […]

If you are going to make illustrations of cities that are great destinations for food lovers, how could you do it better than by using food to create the illustrations itself. Althought I’m not sure the chosen destinations are the best places for food, or even are foodies destinations at all, the illustrations by Anna […]

French illustrator Sébastien Del Grosso did an awesome series of illustrations combined with photographic self-portraits. These pictures, in which he really interacts in a humorous way with the drawings, are a great way to express the artist’s love/hate relationship with his drawings. The artist, who is also a good photographer, even took the time to […]

If there is one complaint I can make about modern life in the city, it’s the excess of light that totally disconnected us from the stars. What used to be a common sight a couple of centuries ago now looks like surreal pictures. In this photographic project, Beth Moon captured the beauty of the stars […]

Rightfully titled “The impressionist experience”, this project succeeds at giving a beautiful visualization of what a combination of painting and photography could look like. It was created as a collaboration between photographer Richard Forestier and art director Aurélien Bigot. The two artists recreated the style of impressionism paintings to create the first impressionist photos. The […]

Bettina Güber‘s idea for this photography project was quite brilliant. She tainted some flowers in black before taking shots of it. With these monochromatic pictures, she take the attention of the viewer away from color and let us appreciate the subtle textures of the flowers.

Thomas Barbey is a Swiss photographer living in Milano who uses photo retouching to create wonderful surreal worlds.

You can find good images while Googling but are those safe to use? Probably no! It’s because the owner can claim the copyright issue. Dealing with the license issue can be a headache and it’s quite ignored many times. But if you are seeking for royalty free images which you can use freely without any […]

The organizers of the best of wildlife photography 2014 recently announced the winners of their competition. As usual, it is a great occasion to discover some talented photographers and view some beautiful pictures. You can see a few on this post, and the others here. “The Mouse, The Moon And The Mosquito,” Winner In Mammals […]

Markus Studtmann takes pictures of buildings to make it look like optical illusions. Using perspective and different angles for shooting, he makes us feel dizzy when looking at his pictures.

Some clever photo manipulation by illustrator and photographer Hossein Zare. In these pieces, the artist combines both of his arts to add some surreal elements.

In his project, title “Impermanence“, South-Korean artist Seung-Hwan Oh experimented with good old-fashioned photography. He took the film of his photos, and soaked it into microbe-infected water. The resulting effects are spectacular and a little creepy.