Mo VerlaanTitle: Undercurrent TriptychAbout the series:UNDERCURRENT TRIPTYCH This triptych is part of the series started 8 months ago as a reaction to the fact that my wife had been diagnosed with cancer. In a single moment our lives were changed, our minds in a muddle, invaded
Diana MehrezTitle: TranscendenceAbout the series:Photo of tulip fields in the Netherlands taken using the panning technique to accentuate the horizontality of the landscape and communicate a painting-like feel.
Eli MatityahuTitle: The OculusAbout the series:“Dear Zaha”A Piece of Art in my point of view is a meeting point between the artist and the viewer.After shooting the frame, I continue the procedure with post processing, according to my inspiration and creativity.In my work, I present the reality
Giuseppe CardoniTitle: TracesAbout the series:“Traces” is a tribute to the artistic movement of Italian futurists.- PX3 Prix De La Photographie Paris 2018 “Fine Art Abstract” Honorable Mention - IPA - International Photography Awards 2018 “Fine Art Abstract” Honorable Mention - “New Talent of The Year in Photography”
Aaref barahoueiTitle: The lonely treeAbout the series:Plants in deserts are having mysterious life they fight for life in a very difficult weather condition, storms in many times of year, no much water, hot temperature and very cold nights, not many of them can survive
Chihiro TanakaTitle: The lights in Lake BiwaAbout the series:These pictures are the records of the sunlight which meets on the Lake Biwa ( ancient lake in Japan ) and its surroundings, providing various colors in the nature field. What most interests me is that the lights
Miguel Rubiano SánchezTitle: The gymnastAbout the series:Photograph made on the crack of a plant called pita. At that moment I saw a gymnast throw her clubs and jump in stride.
Andrew ilachinskiTitle: Synesthetic LandscapesAbout the series:Explorations of reflected and/or refracted light through colored glass
Rosario CivelloTitle: Signs - 01About the series:“Signs” series is inspired by the book “Point and line to plane” of Wassily Kandinsky. These images were taken on the Apennines.
