Everyone remembers his childhood toys. It is from this common idea that the photographer Gabriele Galimberti had an excellent series called “Toy Stories,” which captures the world’s children surrounded by their favorite toys. Too see more [Read more...]
Toy Stories
March 18, 2013 By
A Different Point of View
February 4, 2013 By
Ever wonder what rooms look like from the ceiling? Photographer Menno Aden had made it his duty to capture such from this familiar yet unexplored point of view. Enjoy these photos from his series, “Room Portraits”.
Emerald of New York
January 22, 2013 By
Check out this cool view of NY and other sites around the world via Air Pano
“Size Matters”
December 28, 2012 By
Focus on the work of Franck Allais, a French photographer based in London. With beautiful series of humorous pictures of refinishing scales and photographic manipulations mastered this artist invites us to discover his universe very creative “Size Matters” in the following [Read more...]
Wild animals in the Supermarket
December 27, 2012 By
Since humans barge into the habitats of wild animals all the time, we guess it would only be fair to let the animals have an outing into something that is almost exclusively a human area: the supermarkets. In his series Garden Fresh, Agan Harahap mixes the worlds of animals and the “landscapes” of grocery stores and supermarkets. Too see them [Read more...]
Human Beautiful Eyes By Suran Manvelyan
December 17, 2012 By
Suran is professional photographer born in 1976. He was of sixteen when he started photography and in 2006 he becomes a qualified photographer. His photos have been published many magazines and newspapers in Armenia and worldwide. He is specialized in from Macro to Portraits, landscapes and much more.
Photography Heat is featuring some beautiful photos of human eyes captured by Suran. More pictures [Read more...]
Abandoned school in Detroit – Then and Now
December 12, 2012 By
A series of moving ”Then and Now“ photographs, taken in an abandoned school in the city of Detroit. When photographs of the past meet the present and help to remember life days of abandoned sites. A series full of emotion and nostalgia created by Detroiturbex in the Lewis Class Technical High School, ravaged by fire a few years ago. [Read more...]
#FreshEnergy: Caleb Charland’s Organic Battery Series
December 11, 2012 By
Now this is #freshnergy, Caleb Charland doesn’t use an average lighting set up for his photographs. Instead, he harnesses the power within fruits, vegetables, and other foods.
His latest project was powered by a single orange, which used iron nails to conduct the electricity. The photo above required a 14 hour exposure.
Like Father, Like Son
December 10, 2012 By
Renowned Director M. Night Shyamalan recently released pictures from the set of his newest film “After Earth” staring Will and Jaden Smith. Here’s an incredible photo of the father and son duo sharing a candid moment.
“Dawn” by Yu Yamauchi
November 28, 2012 By
A beautiful photo series entitled “Dawn” by Yu Yamauchi. “For almost five months straight—four years in a row—600 days, I lived in a hut near the summit of Mt. Fuji (10,000 feet above sea level). There, I photographed the dawn everyday from the same location”, comments Yamauchi.
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“Inspired” New Ad by Canon
November 25, 2012 By
“Inspired” is an ad for the new EOS Rebel T4i, the latest in a series of creative campaigns by Canon. Depicting the lengths to which photographers will go to get the perfect shot, the minute-long clip follows a host of single-minded individuals as they brave icy rooftops, wild animals, irate vendors and seaside cliffs, driven only by their imaginations. Watch the commercial for the new camera [Read more...]
Seaside Heights
November 20, 2012 By
An amazing photo by Stephen Wilkes of the boardwalk rollercoaster at Seaside Heights, NJ that now sits in the ocean after Hurricane Sandy. This piece is from the Art For Sandy Relief.
More Than Human by Tim Flach
November 16, 2012 By
More Than Human is the title of the latest series of photographs by Tim Flach. Gathering portraits of animals in his next book, the photographer invites us to discover stunning shots of various species. More pictures after the jump.
Citrus
November 8, 2012 By
In addition to having high concentrations of vitamin C, citrus fruits are also high in potassium, valuable minerals and dietary fibre (More nutritional information).
Photos: Citrus Series by Dennis Wojtkiewicz
Desert House
November 7, 2012 By
Dessert Villa by Studio Aiko
If I lived in a desert, I would want my house to be like this though it would suck to clean the swimming pool if there was a sandstorm!
