Can you imagine finding marbles that look like this? Though they seem like something out of a storybook, they're actually just the work of Caleb, a 16-year-old from New Jersey. He calls this series Life Through a Marble. I asked Caleb to let us in on his secret. Just how does he create these magical scenes?
Though we've evolved over the past few years, there's one central theme to My Modern Met that's never changed.
We've described surreal art and photography in many different ways – shocking, sweet, and even beautiful yet dark.
Fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti sets the mood with dim lighting as he shoots Russian model Natalia Vodianova for W Magazine. Natalia looks absolutely stunning in her scantically clad lace lingerie, while striking provocative poses.
Fukuoka, Japan-born artist Nobuhiro Nakanishi has created a mesmerizing series called Layered Drawings that we'd love to see in person.
Don't call Pierre Beteille an artist or photographer. Why? Because he doesn't believe he's either one of those things.
It's hard not to be completely mesmerized by Neil Krug's '50s-'70s style photography. However, when you learn that the beautiful model in these shots was his girlfriend (now wife), it makes the story all the more compelling. Taken by Polaroid film, each photo tells a story filled with mystery and intrigue. When Krug first debuted his photos online, he had no idea that they would become such a sensation.
It's impossible not to be blown away by Kirsty Mitchell‘s Wonderland series.
Parkour is a global urban movement that has taken over the internet by storm.
While we love seeing our favorite celebrities look dark and brooding or even upset (no, it's not the sadist in me), it's also wonderfully refreshing to see them like this – laughing, hamming it up for the camera or just looking lovely. These photos are by Brian Bowen Smith, an LA-based photographer who stumbled upon his profession by a chance meeting with a very famous photographer.
If you're one of those people who needs to be inspired to pick up that dusty camera, take a look...
I recently came across 30-year-old French photographer Fontas Nicolas' work and was instantly taken aback.
