Previous Next Annette WijdeveldTitle: Dialogue With SilenceAbout the Photo:These pictures are part of my graduation series Dialogue With Silence. It's an ongoing project in where I explore nature to experience those moments of extreme beauty and magical appearance that the universe provides us. With my photography I explore
Previous Next Lena WeisbekTitle: DreamscapesAbout the Photo:This images are part of the "Dreamscapes" series. Taking these pictures is a kind of meditation for me. Concentration on what surrounds me, nature, the elements, the light .. It's something that makes me forget everything else. I enjoy it to stand
Previous Next Joel BenguiguiTitle: Out Of ContextAbout the Photo:"THEY ARE EVERYTHING AND NOTHING. THE SPACE, AND THE IN-BETWEEN. THEY ARE THOUGHTS, TEXTURES OR RHYTHMS. MOTIVES AND EMOTIONS. WITNESS TO THE PASSING OF TIME. THEY BRING A SENSE OF SPACE, INVITING US TO DIVE.THEY JUST ARE."
Guido KlumpeTitle:11:49:31 amAbout the Photo:April 2020 in Hanover, Germany. Two buildings and some shadows.
Previous Next José Roberto BassulTitle: In and outAbout the Photo:The In and Out series is an homage to the great Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza, whose work stands out for its sensitivity and simplicity. All images were taken from the same building, the headquarters of the Iberê Camargo
Previous Next Nick BrowneTitle: Urban DiptychsAbout the Photo:For me the design of an image - the arrangement and colour of the visual elements - is often as important as the subject and the location. These five images are part of a larger project that set out to
Previous Next Johannes Bosgra Title: MurmurationsAbout the Photo:Starling murmurations form abstract landscapes in the sky in a sublime musical rhythm. Tens of thousands of starlings fly in swooping, intricately coordinated patterns. This ballet is executed as a perfect choreography, the birds manage uncertainty while also maintaining consensus. Starlings
Previous Next Lesley MacGregorTitle:Tales of the SeaAbout the Photo:Old sail boat hulls, resting in dry dock bear the story of every voyage they’ve taken, etched by currents, waves, and debris. The pattern of accumulated memories, written in chipped paint and rust stains, bookends the ocean itself, author
