August 2, 2018

Adorable Dog Recreates Madonna’s Most Iconic Moments in Pawfect Detail

In 1989, Madonna sang the song “Express Yourself,” imploring listeners to do just that. Fashion photographer Vincent Flouret has taken her advice and even included the legendary singer in his creative pursuits. Through a charming project he calls Maxdonna, he captures some of Madonna’s most iconic moments—from album covers to music video performances—and replaces her with his adorable dog, Max. Flouret’s furry friend is a natural when it comes to channeling the reigning Queen of Pop.

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August 1, 2018

Photographer Creates Surreal Photos Without the Help of Photoshop

Photographer John Dykstra has had a long artistic journey. After falling in love with photography as a teenager, he went through a period where he sold his equipment, only to be lured back to his passion in 2014. After mastering studio lighting in a college program, he fell in love with portraiture and photography's ability to represent any fantasy the artistic mind could imagine.

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August 1, 2018

Photographer Accused of Using Too Much Photoshop Shares Before and After Images

Photographer Lilia Alvarado captures the whimsical and carefree moments of childhood. Her passion for photography began after the birth of her twin daughters, Annabella and Juliette, who are often the subjects of her stunning fine art portraits. However, when Alvarado recently posted a photo she was proud of on Instagram, she was surprised to receive comments that questioned if it was over-edited.

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July 31, 2018

Amazing Macro Winners of the International Garden Photographer of the Year 2018

The International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY) contest has just announced the winners of the 2018 Macro Art category. Run in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK, the project is the world’s leading competition and exhibition for garden, plant, flower, and botanical photography. For the Macro Art category, photographers were encouraged to capture garden life up close, revealing the extraordinary details of plant life and the tiny inhabitants that live among them.

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