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Way To The Miracles
Martin MarcisovskyTitle: Way To The MiraclesAbout the Photo:The only way how to create the miracle is to be aware of your past
July 5, 2019
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Unexpected Geology
Ellen JantzenTitle: Unexpected GeologyAbout the Photo:In this series I am exploring the realm of one’s environmental surroundings, how that is absorbed into one’s psyche and how this changes through relocations.My move from the relatively flat Midwest (my place of birth) to the mountainous West (New
July 5, 2019
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Timeline 4
Luuk de HaanTitle: Timeline 4About the Photo:First a drawing – consisting of geometric shapes – with contemporary software is created. This drawing is then photographed directly from the screen.The single-shot recording of this drawing is for a large part determined by the movement of the
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The winter of my discontent
Kim DiazTitle: The winter of my discontentAbout the Photo:With moving, my father dying of cancer after just losing my stepdad, taking care of my mom with dementia, then my Chevy Silverado had to be flat-bedded away because her brakes went
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The Colleagues
Massimiliano Balo'Title: The ColleaguesAbout the Photo:A series of manipulated people faces.
July 5, 2019
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Take Me Home
Anna SterlingTitle: Take Me HomeAbout the Photo:Self-portraiture.Anna Sterling is a surreal art photographer based in Hamburg/Germany.She focuses on self-portraits and surreal photo manipulations – especially digital outdoor photography and photography in front of a green screen.Anna has been involved in photography since she was a
July 5, 2019
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Somewhere In-Between
Yvonne RaulstonTitle: Somewhere In-BetweenAbout the Photo:Recently I travelled to Vietnam and Cambodia on a river cruise where we explored the Mekong. I found it fascinating to see the many small working boats still on the water, although numbers have dropped and this will change over
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Protest and freedom
Sina kelvaniTitle: Protest and freedomAbout the Photo:The purpose of this image is to represent a minority in the majority of society. The majority of a community only protested, they only chant, but only one person calls for real freedom and change
July 5, 2019
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Photo manipulation
Marcus CederbergTitle: Photo manipulationAbout the Photo:This one is taken in my hometown.. I liked the red blind and played with it somewhat..