Marc Riboud is a French photographer with over 60 years of experience under his well-notched belt. Riboud first began experimenting with his father's Kodak camera in 1937, but then went on to pursue a career in engineering before returning to photography full-time, nearly 15 years later.
Robert Clark delves into the exquisite gem-colored world of birds in his recently released book–Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage.
Swedish-born, Berlin-Based photographer and digital artist Erik Johansson is a master photo manipulator.
Japanese photographer Hiroki Inoue is relentless in his pursuit to capture the pivotal moments that occur between man and animal. Born in Sapporo, and currently living in Higashikawa (a “photo town” in Hokkaido, Japan), Inoue makes use of the stunning natural life around his homeland as a focal point in his amazingly crisp shots. His photograph titled Wild Abandon (pictured above) initially caught our eye when it was selected as Photo of the Day on National Geographic.
Artistic duo Jade Tomlinson and Kev James of Expanded Eye bring a fresh and surreal perspective to their unique tattoo designs.
Biology student Mattia Menchetti performed an experiment on a colony of European paper wasps which yielded some very colorful results.
Germany-based freelance photographer Matthias Haker has a special artistic interest in exploring the architectural nuances of the many abandoned buildings that he comes across. From decaying ballrooms to forsaken hotel lobbies ostentatiously missing their guests, through his vivid imagery Haker restores a sense of dignity to each of the decrepit structures.
Angela Mia De la Vega breathes a realistic beauty into each of her lifelike bronze sculptures.
These historical composites layered over modern day scenes showcase the timeless postcard perfection and rich narratives that flow through the...
Rafael Araujo's hand-drawn Golden Ratio illustrations are a beautiful fusion of art with science. For the past 40 years, the Venezuelan architect and illustrator has been perfecting his amazing drawings that are all connected by this common theme.
This colossal hall is a book lover's paradise.
Artist Serge Marshennikov‘s delicate oil portraits honour the inherent beauty of the female form.
