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The Oakland-Based Artist Finding Magic In Fleeting Reflections And Small Urban Surprises

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By Surreal Black, Thomas Barbèy
| designyoutrust.com
Emily Wick is a visual artist and photographer based in Oakland, California, known for turning fleeting light phenomena and playful urban moments into poetic images. Her work often focuses on bubbles, reflection, sparkle, night scenes, and transient effects of light, especially when flash and darkness collide. The imagery feels intimate and experimental, as if she is documenting tiny visual events before they disappear.
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“The World of Fungi”: Award-Winning Photos from the Garden Photographer of the Year

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By Daniel Isles, Surreal Black, Thomas Barbèy
| designyoutrust.com
1st Place: “Amethyst Deceivers” by Tony North A walk through the woods quickly reveals that fungi are far more than a subtle presence—they’re essential to the life happening beneath our feet. This year’s International Garden Photographer of the Year competition highlights that beautifully through its World of Fungi category.
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Stunning Winning Photos From The 2025 Audubon Bird Photography Awards

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By Surreal Black, Thomas Barbèy, Mark Seliger, Street fashion
| designyoutrust.com
Grand Prize: “Ringed Kingfisher” by Felipe Esteban Toledo Alarcón The 2025 Audubon Bird Photography Awards just dropped a jaw-dropping collection that redefines avian photography across the Western Hemisphere. With expanded participation from biodiversity-rich regions like Chile and Colombia, this year’s entries showcased an electrifying range of bird life—from dazzling hummingbirds to dramatic flocks of gannets.
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