#gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 100%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Minna PalménTitle: Passing byAbout the Photo:A moment in St Petersburg in the morning, August 2019. I liked the the light and also the yellow
Tommaso CarraraTitle: Pondering figureAbout the Photo:Whilst walking along Royal Mile (Edimburgh), I realised there was a pondering figure behind the fogged window. This to me represents the hardest battle we 'll ever fight, which is against ourselves. With this image I would like to support
Selina BressanTitle: Black point at LouvreAbout the Photo:I was visiting the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi and it is non difficult to see women in their black clothes. So when I saw one of them in the middle of that total white of the structure
Betty GohTitle: Life before the city shuts downAbout the Photo:This was one of the last photos i took in Singapore before the city shuts down for COVID-19. The city was bustling with vibrance. But it is now empty.
Meshari AlNafisiTitle: Wondering SoulAbout the Photo:This image not only presents the essence of uniformal geometry with the focus of shape and shadow but also on the human element which helps create a lively feeling.
Juan MondeloTitle: Urban CageAbout the Photo:Manhattan, summer 2015.
Li GeTitle: Eiffel TowerAbout the Photo:Eiffel Tower (January 1st, 2013)
Previous Next Maria MariñoTitle: Fantastically AloneAbout the Photo:The photos are part of my ongoing project titled ¨Fantastically alone¨ which is about the beauty of the extraordinary in everyday life and in being alone in this overcrowded world. Photos were taken in some of the most crowded cities
Previous Next Streetmax 21Title: 240918-290719About the Photo:Taken from a series shot in Hogarth Place, London, over a one year period.
Previous Next Chojnacki CharlesTitle: MetroplolisAbout the Photo:I believe I have always taken pictures; freeze memory, stop time, turn those thousandths of seconds into moments of eternity. Then the travels, numerous, far away, and more than seeing, watching. Encounters are what constitute the essence of my work. They