Whether they travel to the edge of the world or capture their craziest dreams, the Instagram photographers invite us on a journey far from our daily life.
Hunger pangs Cravings For connection Reaching out To an inner light Remembering A heart That beats Cherishing The sacred Essence of Self Holding Life In my hands Breathing in Presence Gently. © …
The more perfect you try to be, the more things about yourself you need to suppress. Things you don't accept, things that do not match the image of yourself you have created. But just because you hide them doesn't mean they're gone.
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I love hard light. I love the shadows it creates and the colors it brings out. I also love the convenience it affords. I work exclusively with small
Reflection photography is a challenging and special sort of photography that requires a good grasp of angles and perspective and an ever-vigilant artist's eye. These 25 photos are just a few examples of the amazing reflection photos that can be taken if you keep your eyes open. Instead of shooting a beautiful scene head-on just as you see it, you may have to change your perspective drastically or even shoot upside-down.
Feels like Home A series of arranged furniture placed in different locations along the Bay Area. Marcos Calamato is a Graphic Designer fueled by creativity, passion and coffee. Love his concept and…
Dark Academia is really having a moment in the spot light in current design circles, but if you feel like it's a bit too heavy, and well, dark for your liking... you're in luck, because today I'm talking all about Light Academia! *Feature photo credit: Katie Hyatt/@saintsignora After sharing more in-depth about Dark Academia style,
Daniel Vazquez - Photographer ‘American Ghoul’, also known as Daniel Vazquez, has a knack for capturing the strange and surreal in his photography work ...
I'm not the usually the type of person to take a selfie. Last night I went out to get some stuff from my pick up and I noticed that there was a lot of moisture in the beam shining from my flashlight. I immediately thought to myself, "That would make such a cool photograph!" Knowing that no one from my family would probably want to pose with a flashlight in the misty rain I didn't even bother to ask them. I went back inside and set up my camera on a tripod and wrapped it with a plastic bag. Then I went back out and took some images with it of myself shining a flashlight into the sky. The end result looks pretty cool. Thank you Lord for the rain, chris Camera Equipment Used- Canon 7D, Canon 28-105 lens at 28 mm. Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod with a 3055 Ballhead. Camera Settings- Manual Mode,ISO 400,F3.5, Shutter speed 30 seconds.
