Tag: photo series
22 Breathtaking Photos Of Abandoned Places – Dumbo Octopus
Breathtaking Photos Of Abandoned Places
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Photoshop? NO. These Are Real Animals
Katerina Plotnikova did something extremely amazing!
One thing to note here: Animals are real!
Photoshop? NO. These Are Real Animals
Katerina Plotnikova did something extremely amazing!
One thing to note here: Animals are real!
Family Face Mashup Photography
Think you don’t look like anyone in your family? French-Canadian photographer Ulric Collette might just be able to prove you wrong. Collette created mashups in which he takes photographs of two family members, edits half of each face and creates one seamless portrait. He calls it the “Genetic Portraits” series.
Mother/Daughter: Francine, 56 & Catherine, 23
Family Face Mashup Photography
Think you don’t look like anyone in your family? French-Canadian photographer Ulric Collette might just be able to prove you wrong. Collette created mashups in which he takes photographs of two family members, edits half of each face and creates one seamless portrait. He calls it the “Genetic Portraits” series.
Mother/Daughter: Francine, 56 & Catherine, 23
The Many Faces
A photography series entitled “Couples” by Spanish artist Reclarkgable. It is the same two people in different outfits and hairstyles. It reminds me of Cindy Sherman‘s work, who would portray different female characters in her pictures.
Before and After Shots of Joggers
Last summer, Sacha Goldberger decided he would take on a very interesting project. He assembled a team who helped him create an outdoor studio at Bois de Boulogne, a park located near Paris that’s 2 1/2 times the size of New York’s Central Park. He stopped joggers, asking them for a favor – would they sprint for him and then pose right after for his camera? Many obliged. Out of breath, these joggers showed an overwhelming amount of fatigue on their faces.
40 Of The Most Powerful Photographs Ever Taken
“La Jeune Fille a la Fleur,” a photograph by Marc Riboud, shows the young pacifist Jane Rose Kasmir planting a flower on the bayonets of guards at the Pentagon during a protest against the Vietnam War on October 21, 1967. The photograph would eventually become the symbol of the flower power movement.
