He take the photos of thing and moments that makes him feel different. When sometimes people lost themselves, in a perfect serenity, and when dreams start dancing around then one not needs to do anything, any anything, but just keep sitting. And pass the whole life with different aspects again and again in every single moment. And his photographies reflect those moments.

His art is a reflection of the technological movement. NanoArt is a more appealing and effective way to communicate with the general public and to inform people about the new technologies of the 21st Century. He brings the small world in front of his audience through high resolution electron microscope scans of natural micro or nano-structures and nano-sculptures he creates by physical or/and chemical processing. He paints digitally the monochromatic electron images and print them with archival inks on canvas or fine art paper. This way, the scientific images become artworks and could be showcased for a large audience to educate the public with creative images that are appealing and acceptable.

Black and white photography focused on isolating what is appealing from the chaos that surrounds us. A new series of time exposure night photography that explores this same idea and attempts to look at common objects in the photographically uncommon light of night time.

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

Sanjeev\'s worked with photography and he convert phot in to paintings. He is mainly landscape artist. He like a greenary so he use natural color in natur paintings. He painted wind, water and nature which is gift from God.

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.

The German sculptor Uwe Pfannschmidt shows sculpure, ceramic, industrial design and nude photography.

Transition. Time is the theme of this photo series. Using flowers and his handmade object d'art as catalyst, time shows it's appearance on the photographic paper. He wants to express time in a photographic way and wants the viewers joining to feel the time. The process of decay witnessed through his lenses is like quietly fading away. Is like brutally crashing down. Sometimes their beauty.

Andy METAL is a French photographer. Discover his work on Glamour, nude art, fashion and more.

Portraits in classical focus towards the genre, sculptured bodyscapes and nudes in renunciation towards superficial erotic, and modern dance theatre and captured moments from all around the world: Analog photography in colour and black&white by Olaf Hopp.

Portrais and nudes by Alexander Magedler.

Fine art nude gallery: Three portfolios of the Venetian photographer Aelia Sabina with the model Vera.

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.

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John Divola works primarily with photography and digital imaging. While he has approached a broad range of subjects he is currently moving through the landscape looking for evidence of existential desire.

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.

Portraits, nudes, still lives, architecture, and more by Patrick Sorrente.

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.

Born in Deir Atieh in 1954. He designed many logos, medals, books and magazines covers, he was the director of many books and magazines, he was a supervisor of many sculpture and artistic works.

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.