Fashion/Trashion
Originally, Martha Haversham’s found fashion/trashion was picked-up on her lunch break and made back in the office. As an artist, she’s interested in how this practical necessity feeds into the … Continue Reading Fashion/Trashion
Smooth Waves
Like many surfers before him, Shaun Smith started bringing a camera in the water to shoot his friends and document his own rides, as a way to relive the fun. … Continue Reading Smooth Waves
Enjoy the View
Creative, Simple, Architecture. Three words to describe what Martin Lindner really loves in his life — especially on weekends: “Some weekends truly exist for just being lazy and doing nothing. … Continue Reading Enjoy the View
Surface Tension
Captured on camera as they’re about to break the surface of the water, some Olympic swimmers seem to be perfectly wrapped in glass or clear gel, because of a physical … Continue Reading Surface Tension
An American Portrait
American portrait photographer from Brooklyn, New York, Bill Wadman launched his career by completing 365portraits.com, a daily project which won him praise from USA Today, the Times of London, Playboy, … Continue Reading An American Portrait
Slowing Down
As many world wonders enthusiasts, when she got her first camera, Naomi Amber-Dawn started taking photos of literally everything. She was 13, and she had just discovered her love for … Continue Reading Slowing Down
Ballerina
It’s always been one of the most inspirational figures, both in the artistic and everyday life fields. Painter Edgar Degas was obsessed by the art of classical ballet, because to … Continue Reading Ballerina
