He began his artistic career doing pen and ink renderings of historical architecture. From 1984 to 1990 he operated a mail order business selling these drawings on calendars, prints, and related items. He began painting in 1980, first in gouache, then in acrylics. Artists whose work he admires and draw inspiration from include Edward Hopper, Charles Sheeler, Richard Estes and Vermeer. He is most interested in depicting what Alan Watts called the mystery of the ordinary; the workaday world we live in without seeing until we are forced to focus upon it, as in a painting. Nearly all his paintings are based on photographs he has taken, primarily of Southern California scenes, over the years. Though it was never his intention to depict nostalgic scenes, many of the images he has painted have disappeared or been radically altered in the ever-changing landscape that is Southern California. Thus nostalgia is thrust upon the works. But the distinctive light remains, which is what he attempts to capture in his painting. That, and the built environment that we humans inhabit, where nature manifests itself only in clipped shrubs, weed-like palms, thirsty lawns and the omnipresent cerulean sky. As a painter, he is self-taught. In his day job, he works as an Art Director and Graphic Designer.

The objective of the site is to showcase some of Fadi Makarem's work that is not commissioned and not marketed by photo libraries. There are nudes, B&W, infrared, scenery, landscapes, and special effects.

Theater of Cruelty NOH was found in 2005 by a well-known esoteric philosopher and metaextremal AZsacra, also known as Master of Death, Emperor of Suicide. Theater of Cruelty NOH is aesthetical and philosophical synthesis of a French “Theater of Cruelty” of Antonin Artaud, medieval Japan ritual and magic theater NOH and Russian Suggestive Wordmatograph of AZsacra.

For many years he worked as a jazz musician, then he put his bass guitar aside, and devoted himself intensively to photography and 3D Computer graphics which often focus on small, everyday details. He usually photographs 'available light' and only rarely makes use of artificial lighting. Alongside these the technically perfectly manipulated pictures stand solo.

Kobi Israel, a photographer based in Israel, specializing in travel and art photography. He has photos and slides from around the world. - Still his main love is artistic photography, experimenting with images, color, composition, texture etc. and combining philosophy, visual poetry and photography.

Working mostly with traditional and digital drawing and painting, collage and photography. Rather than usual painting-approach, he prefers to «tell the stories» within his pictures, without words. He do not know, whether his art/style is or is not unique, he would rather hear judgement from others.

Various genres of photography: Architecture, industrial, landscape, city, flowers and artistic nudes.

He specialises in nude and erotic work and have found that there is a considerable market for the more mature woman. They are easier to work with and are far more confident about their sexuality. Whilst it may not have the sleekness of a younger model the body of mature women can be appreciated more by those who are looking for character rather than perfection.

A Gallery of the award-winning commercial, photographs of landscapes, still lifes, fine art and nude photographs by Adam Butler, and contemporary Scottish art.

Stelian, in search of the world in the quarters of the second after pushing the trigger button. With the mind and soul he leaves on the argent film a part of the gold belonging to the world he passes through. Stelian, the man behind the camera who forgets himself when the light smiles to him and the people and objects seem to speak with him.

Mexico in photography, architecture, nature, landscapes, and more by Rainer Ehlert.

Fine art black and white photography. Themes: architecture, beauty, body, portrait, blues- musicians, and industry.

Photo gallery of Andreas Poeschek with various categories like still-life, architecture, Vienna, Austria, portraits, people, nature and landscapes in black & white and colour.

The approach towards photography is highly subjective. With several media he captures the world in which he lives, not focussing on technique but on contents, on the feeling which originates in the situation or place he is in. Recently digitalisation came in and akts as another type of photographic medium which allows an enrichment of pictures.

He started out to take pictures, but during the pilgrimage he did not has the conscience to set his camera between hisself and the picturesque scenery: he becames a part of it. He becames one of God’s uncountable living creatures in the world. He managed to take some pictures finally, though – when the inner ecstasy conquered his thoughts. At dawn the still stone houses, the quiet balconies and all the deserted streets suddenly came to life by the attack of light and shadows as playing with each other. Shadows – that move, darken and lighten, disappear and appear, and that are harsh, frightening, and playful – are the inaccessible proof of the material and the light, and they are also the immaterial ambassadors of our materialised world.

Living in the country gives her a different perspective on the landscape around her. She loves old things, and trys to capture the old with the now. She wants to progress to including people in these scenes, but has finding it hard to find willing models being in the country.

Mostly florals, single flowers presented as best he can. He likes the beauty of flowers and the diverse colours even within a single bloom. Hopefully his art is progressing but he does appreciate the wonderful world of photography.

My continuing love of photography. My own personal work, eclectic and beautiful (I like to think). I make no distinction in the subject matter of my work, as the whole represents itself. By Joseph Breaux.

Everywhere is something which could be beautiful. You must only to see and to know what and how to take off, to crop from the infinity. Abstract, fine art, nature, landscape and portrait photography.

The photographs capture and present an alternative look at the beauty of the human figure. Using digital manipulation of lighting and color, each \'expression\' highlights the curves and definition of the body.