Brazilian photographer Juliana Coutinho has produced a lot of beautiful photos, but her series ‘Little Fingers‘ is especially clever. In it, she’s taken her interest in portrait photography to an unusual place: people’s hands. She draws faces on fingers–not just happy faces, but a wide variety of characters and emotions. In this way, she’s able to show all kinds of famous scenes and archetypes, as if being a finger was how portraits were meant to be done.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Photographs of Sunlight, Shadows, Stars, and Storms on the Atlantic by Jakob Wagner
Duesseldorf, Germany-based photographer Jakob Wagner wants to show you how diverse photographs of the Atlantic Ocean can be. The images in his series “Madeiran Weather” are all of the same patch of coastal area, yet they are drastically different from one another due to the weather.
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Photographer Takes a Boy with Muscular Dystrophy on an Imaginary Adventure
Slovenia-based photographer Matej Peljhan recently teamed up with a 12-year-named Luka who suffers from muscular dystrophy, to create a wildly imaginative series of photos depicting the boy doing things he is simply unable to do because of his degenerative condition. While he can still use his fingers to drive a wheelchair and to draw, things like skateboarding and swimming are simply not possible.
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The Incredible Painted Handimals of Guido Daniele
Guido Daniele is an award-winning artist from Soverato, Italy. Born in 1950, Daniele lives and works in Milan. Over his 40+ year career, Guido has done both commercial/advertising work as well as group and solo exhibitions around the world.
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
Zoo Portraits Show Off Animals in Snazzy Dress
We have no idea if it’s digital manipulation or animals actually dressed up, but is this not the best portrait series ever? Barcelona-based photographer Yago Partal is the man behind the Zoo Portraits Tumblr, which is definitely worth checking out.
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
Stunning Landscapes Illuminated by Faraway Galaxies
In these photographs, by Aaron Groen, it's very easy to get lost in each of his starry wonderlands. A Series of Dark Places is a collection of work in which the South Dakota-based artist juxtaposes the beauty of the universe against the many familiar natural and man-made forms here on Earth. Using long exposures, he captures magical landscapes filled with dreamy atmospheres, stunning color palettes, and galaxies far, far away.
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