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Taiwanese Temples At Night By Bo Wen Huang
« Photography is my only and number one interest », says Bo Wen Huang. The Taiwanese photographer started taking pictures around ten years ago to « record the beautiful scenery of nature during my outdoor activities », he adds. Then, he expanded his photographic topics and started to photograph everything that he’s interested in. Offering magical and singular images like the ones he took for this series named « Taiwanese temples ».
African Cultural Inspired Drawings By Josh Sessoms
« For me, drawing has always been a method of exploring the self and greater world », reveals Josh Sessoms. The self-taught artist offers unique paintings mixed with mystery, a spiritual tone, ritualistic symbolism and thematic cultural narratives, influenced by films and music. « In recent years I have incorporated both African and Caribbean symbolic elements into my artwork.
Winners of LensCultureâs 2019 Portrait Awards Competition
With all the wonderful portraits being diffused on social media and on the internet on a daily basis, itâs breathtaking to see the best of the best featured in a single competition. LensCultureâs 2019 Portrait Awards attracted the works of photographers from 20 countries on five continents across the globe. Interpretations were wide and varied, ranging from self portraits to documentary styles, studio-like set-ups to spontaneous photoshoots, or traditional to contemporary techniques.
In the Fantasy World of Franck Bohbot
In his latest photo series «Forever Young», Franck Bohbot immerses us into a retro universe with pastel colors, worthy of a Wes Anderson movie. These cinematic aesthetics are not surprising considering the French photographer from Los Angeles is also a filmmaker. âForever Youngâ is a series shot during the summer 2018 inside and outside a Water Park in Seignosse south west of France.
Impressive Spiral Staircase Roof in Shanghai
As part of an international design competition, the Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta and the ECADI group were chosen to lead the design and construction of the new Shanghai Opera in China His particularity ? An impressive spiral staircase that gives access to the roof. The wide terrace will offer a magnificent view of Shanghai and the Huangpu River beside which the opera will be built. This roof will be available for various events.
Amazing Photo Illustrations by Romain Nicoloso
Trained as an industrial designer, Romain Nicoloso is passionate about drawing and creation. “Art and creation are two elements that have always been part of my life. By observing other works of Basquiat, Klimt or Frank Loyd White, my desire to create and draw truly came to life.” he tells us. On his Instagram account, this artist illustrates from his photographs different stories relating particular events of his life as a meeting, a trip or a feeling that he felt at any given moment.
Incredibly realistic drawings
If Bella McGoldrick studied fashion design and worked as a fashion illustrator for a few years, it is today for another kind of art subjects that we find her. About five months ago, she started to draw items of daily life. Doing that, Bella hopes to « reflect a feeling of nostalgia and brashness by sinking beauty into the almost always overlooked and forgotten items we all live around ». To do so, she uses colored pencils and markers and works on a large scale.
Poetic Photography By Thomas Jordan
« Milk & Honey » is the name of this series made by Thomas Jordan. These detailed and singular pictures were taken within 5 miles away from his home in the western suburbs of Chicago. « I was looking to photographically capture the idea of new life, blessings and promises. The idea for this series came from watching my wife’s pregnancy with our second daughter and how I had been interpreting the life my daughter will live after birth.
Aerial Photographs Of Myanmar Temples
Photographer and architect Dimitri Karanikolov has produced a series of aerial photographs of the Myanmar region (better known as Burma). Thus, we discover on these clichés the temples of Mandalay, Bagan or Yangon. And we must admit, that the views from the sky are impressive. His work is to be discovered on Behance.
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