Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sweet Sleeping Babies by Tracy Raver

Art works of American photographer Tracy Raver  cause tenderness. Tracy specializes in photographing of babies aged about 2 weeks. To get children in such half asleep condition photographer tries to make the studio as warm and welcoming as she can, and moms fed babies right before the shooting. As a result we see absolutely stunning photos of charming sleeping babies. They sleep not only in the

Annie Leibovitz and the Walt Disney`s One Million Dreams

Annie Leibovitz’s style of lighting combined with the use of bold colors and poses in the 80`s got her a position with “Vanity Fair” where she photographed celebrities for the American Express ad campaign that won her a Clio Award which is given to reward individuals for creative excellence in advertising and design. We all could learn a lot from Ms. Leibovitz’s style of photography or just be

How to turn the Potholes Into Art by Claudia Ficca and Davide Luciano

`Potholes' by canadian creatives Claudia Ficca and Davide Luciano is a series of photographs depicting the concave cracks as functional tools in a collection of imaginative tableus in the city. Captured within the backdrop of los angeles, montreal, and new york city, the set explores the urban.
Flaw as a playground, creating a multitude of uses out of them including a swimming pool, an oil tank

The New York City Ballerina Project by Dane Shitagi

Phоtоgrapher Dane Shitagi brings thе bеаuty оf ballet оutdооrs in thе New York City Ballerina Project. Throughout thе eight years thаt Shitagi hаs bееn bringing this collection tо life, thе New York City strееts served аs his bаckdrop.



































Just Hatched! by Eric Isselee

How cute are these newly hatched baby birds? They were photographed next to what remains of their eggs by artist Eric Isselee. Over the course of a year, Isselee photographed a variety of them at The Mulhouse and Beauval zoos in France. Notice how much bigger some are compared to their shells. The birds are only hours old and have already begun to outgrown their previous homes!


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