Step into the enchanting world of Nature Abstract Photography by Ursula Abresch, where the boundaries between reality and abstraction blur in a symphony of colors, shapes, and textures. Ursula Abresch’s lens transforms the natural world into a visual poetry of forms, inviting viewers to experience familiar landscapes in an entirely…
The famous French photographer Réhahn’s new series, “Memories of Impressionism,” merges the styles of Impressionist painters with photography to create a whole new art form. By using groundbreaking techniques, such as shooting through heat waves or water, he manages to give the images the appearance of layers of oil paint.…
1) An Introduction about you? I was born in Argentina. I grew up in both Argentina and Chile. I moved to the USA to attend university, and eventually moved permanently to Canada. I now am Canadian, living in the interior of British Columbia. British Columbia is a beautiful province. It’s…
This is a very interesting form of street photography. A lot of beautiful representation of fascinating colors and graphic-like walls makes Klaus Von Frieling’s photographs really stand out of the ordinary. His unique sense of light and shadow play enhances the vision and makes the viewer applause such creative vision…
Mind-blowing textures and interesting atmospheres are arrested within beautiful photographs of landscapes, flora and fauna. Joni Niemelä is a website designer by profession and his grand choice of colors and contrast is clearly evident in these photographs. Joni feels nature has got a lot to offer and his particular interest…
Giovanni Tisocco is an Italian Photographer who loves to shoot the elusive emotion, play games with the shapes, colors which are really enchanting to the eyes and rejoicing for the mind. His form of photography is all about expressing one’s self and to communicate through it. He says he has never been crazy…
WildArt Photographer of the Year is a new wildlife photography competition with a difference. ABSTRACTS is the sixth of the ten WildArt categories and accepted entries during June. ABSTRACTS attracted some amazing images from all around the world. The top 100 shortlist was full of outstanding photographs, demonstrating a multitude…
Agnes Mezosi is a Hungarian photographer and her style of photography is constructivism, abstract, and minimalism. After a serious illness, she started looking for a form of self-realization. After many experiments, she found solace in photography when she was the age of 36. She plays with geometric forms, shapes, light,…
‘Proxy’: a collection of abstract portraits, unfettered by proximity, meditating on distance & distortion. By Seb JJ Peters. IXCHEL are excited to share ‘Proxy’; the latest photography series from Seb JJ Peters. Almost an extension of his catalogue of ingenious tricks, ‘Proxy’ takes the remote photoshoot into the realm of…
Sur/Real Lands series by photographer Milan Radisics is a chapter from his awarded water.shapes.earth project, exploring artistic farmlands in dry area of Spain near Zaragoza and Toledo, where, along the backs of mountains, dried out streams had become farmland. Not only were these parcels easy to reach, but the soil’s…
Most of the categories in photography show the subject clearly. For example, when photographing a portrait or landscape, you try to represent the face and environment. When shooting Abstract Photography, it’s all about ideas and presentation. Whatever subject you choose, you need to bring the essence of what you’re photographing.…
German Photographer Stephan Zirwes beautifully captured these swimming pools from the aerial point of view. From above, it is the geometry that strikes, as well as the different shades of blue. From this project, he wants to show us the importance of water by confronting us to its misuse and…
John is an international award-winning photographer who embodies a new school of photography known as “eclectic aesthetic fine art” (EAFA). Always in search of enlightenment through an insightful imagination to fulfill his photographic vision, John finds the complexity of beauty across multiple subjects (i.e., abstracts, architecture, landscapes, and portraits) and…
Ralph Eugene Meatyard (May 1925 – May 1972) is one of the most famous American photographer. The man behind Dolls and Masks. Meatyard purchased his first camera in 1950 to photograph his son, Michael. He was deeply connected with Zen Philosophy and heavily influenced by Jazz Music. His unbelievable eerie…