Robert BoltonTitle: Bouzigues Oyster FarmAbout the Photo:These images were taken at Bouzigues, South of France on a trip where I was developing my minimalist style. The oyster farming that takes place here offers endless minimal compositions and I thoroughly enjoyed myself for two days here.
Federico CavalliTitle: AtmospheresAbout the Photo:Place: Garda Lake Italy.When: out of the tourist season.A personal vision of these places as moments of calm and meditation, among reality and dream looking for internal peace out of the frenzy of the daily life.
Patrick HofmannTitle: Arrival of the KingAbout the Photo:The photo "Arrival of the King" was created in Dresden, Germany. It depicts the statue of King Johann of Saxony, which is located in front of the famous opera house „Semperoper". The building is incredibly beautiful and fascinating. Nevertheless,
Kok Hing YapTitle: An Elderly's Laments from withinAbout the Photo:My portfolios were taken in Ambon, Indonesia recently by using long exposure technique in order to present serenity and solitary atmosphere. Each wrecked ship symbolises different scenarios and laments encountered by the elderly folks, include sicknesses,
Peter FritzTitle: All That RemainsAbout the Photo:These posts are all that remain of a jetty constructed long ago. The passing clouds signify the passage of time with the posts and their shadows seemingly looking defiant
George DigalakisTitle: ShipwrecksAbout the Photo:A project about shipwrecks around Greece. The project started in 2017 and has not finished yet.
Marc Koegel Title: Moon Trails About the Photo: Moon Trails is a series of long exposure photographs, showing the movement of the full moon across the night sky. Created with a Phase One Achromatic IQ3 100 digital back, exposure times range from 30 minutes to over 1.5 hours.
Jakub Pasierkiewicz Title: Scene of silence About the Photo: I called my project ‘Scene of silence’ to refer to a characteristic void which accompanies us while we watch a silent movie. Certainly, when looking at a photograph we cannot physically retrace any sounds, which quite often were an
