The sample images or photos you use can make or break your designs; there are times when choosing stock photos that really match the overall theme of the designs is important. This is especially true when you’re designing visuals for a client because their perception of the design depends on the photos you use too. […]

Frank Kunert is a German photographer based in Frankfurt. He creates carefully crafted 3D models that he then photographs. In his work, you get to see a sarcastic view of our modern world, often using absurdity to pinpoint the problems we face in education, social life, work, and many other aspects of our lives.

Lightroom presets today have become an indispensable assistant in the work of retouchers; every company that somehow relates to photography offers its customers sets of free Lightroom presets for various genres of photographs. Therefore, it makes sense to consider free professional Lightroom presets from a well-known company FixThePhoto. 1. Black and white Lightroom Presets Probably, […]

Inspired by famous Austrian painter, photographer Inge Prader took upon herself to recreate it by designing a scene and photographing it. The results are stunning, with more than just a copycat feeling, but a really new artistic perspective on Gustav Klimt’s most famous paintings.

British photographer Jonathan Smith traveled to Patagonia and Iceland to take photos of the glaciers glaciers, revealing the beauty of the cold elements. A series that could have been titled “A song of water and ice”.

Picture editing becomes a much more enjoyable process if you’ve got a photo editor with advanced tools that is easy to use nonetheless. The latest version of Movavi Photo Editor definitely ticks all the boxes and here are the reasons why. First of all, now you have more ways to transform your photographs. Second, new […]

Sam Kaplan has a wide range of styles depending on the project he works on. The project that caught my attention the most is the Still Life series, an experiment in creating modern still lives with everyday objects neatly arranged. This series clearly made me think of a Swiss artist, Ursus Wehrli, but with a […]

As designers and artists working with digital technology, it’s easy to get caught into overusing technology and special effect. Actually, art and design is probably more about creative ideas, not about technique only. Obviously, good and creative ideas that are well executed are the best. Rich McCor, a London-based paper cutting artist, had a simple […]

Turkish artist Hüseyin Şahin is a true photo editing master. Using Photoshop, he doesn’t just blend images together, he creates true masterpieces that take you to a surreal world. You can follow his work on his Instagram or Behance feeds.

This type of photo where a book cover is completed by a person is not new, but always worth sharing when well done. Mollat is one of the rare independant book sellers that’s still successful in France, probably because of their creativity when it comes to promotion. The photo campaign has been widely shared on […]

UK-based photographer Alberto Seveso did an amazing job taking dramatic photos of dark ink dropped into liquid. The dark orange background gives the scenes an added intensity that reveals the beauty of the movement and textures even better.

German publisher Taube released a book that will rejoice people who like colorful architecture. Peter Ganser wrote about the work of Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre, a self-taught architect who designed more than 60 buildings in El Alto, Bolivia, and found inspiration in the native roots of the country.

Nowadays, Kodak’s brand is associated with technologies that have nearly totally disappeared. However, the company didn’t stop innovating and kept looking for ways to make modern photographers happy. Named the Ektra, this smartphone to be released by Kodak changes the regular priorities of this type of devices and put photography features ahead. The camera has […]

Adam Bird is a talented young photographer from UK who enjoys create surrealistic pictures that could only happen in your dreams. Using cold colors, his photos have a melancholic look-and-feel that is balanced by the playful aspect of many compositions. You can see more of his work on his portfolio website.

In the Chinese countryside, some farmers still build homemade airplanes and helicopters, like in the early days of flying. Chinese photographer Xiaoxiao Xu photographed these dreaming farmers and documented their work through interesting interviews in his book “Aeronotics in the backyard”.