Sea can be in different moods. This is what I wanted to photograph: it’s calm and its anger. I am a photographer living by the Baltic Sea. That sea is considered by many people to be uninteresting. I think that’s not true. I like getting out of bed before dawn,…
Nathan Wirth, hails himself to be a self-taught photographer. The simply stunning and astounding quality of work on his monochrome landscapes. The long exposures are more than meditation with photography. He believes it is much important to remove one’s ego before you get into creating something which really matters. A…
These photographs are part of an ongoing series that explores the afterlife of organic objects found at the tideline. These objects are inanimate but once had a life: shells once housed molluscs and fragments of chalk were made from tiny marine creatures and the calcareous remains of algae. Using slow…
Research team: Laboratory of Marine Geology and Physical Oceanography of the University of Patras Greece Photography: Pygmalion Karatzas It was a privilege to be asked by prof. Giorgos Papatheodorou to join and document their marine geophysical surveying of the Anfeh region in Lebanon. The OCEANUS team of the University of…
The piece of both a celebration of nature and a study of its permanence in the face of man’s fleeting existence, inspired by watching the natural world continue on the same daily cycle it has taken for millennia, a cycle disinterested in the existence of mankind who seems only to…
Warren Keelan from Australia captured these beautiful Ocean Waves. Warren lives in South East Coast of Australia, he is lucky enough to have beaches to shoot these amazing waves. From these photographs he want to convey characteristics and personalities of these waves. If you observe, such an outstanding shapes, textures…
