Serge Mendzhiyskogo Collage Photography

 

 

Photographer Serge Mendzhiyskogo doesn’t present just one photograph in his works, his are the result of hundreds of photos merged into one complex image.   Serge Mendzhiyskogo’s Collage Photography takes busy cityscapes and presents them in an abstract fashion, by combining spliced images in an offset fashion.  The result is visually stunning, a look at our cities in a fresh, new perspective that inspires much imagination. [via trendsnow] Off the web site the coolist.com

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Scott Speck

My photography concentrates on film-based pinhole (lensless) photography, most notably of architectures and landscapes, along with some portrait work. I also do lensed photography with large format film cameras and digital single lens reflex cameras

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How to build a food photography light stand

by Eric J. Wilhelm

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Zhao Huasen

New Photography / Invisible bikes photo series by Zhao Huasen

June 2, 2012 | New Photography | by Bridget Barnett |

Chinese photographer Zhao Huasen has manipulated photographs to make it look like commuters in China are riding around on invisible bikes. The series, titled Floating, is a challenge to what it means to really ‘see’ in the photographs.

21 Creative Examples of Reflective Photography!

Article by Henry Jones

Photo by Nikki Jane

 

Nat. Geo. Photo of the Day: Svartifoss, Iceland

 

Photograph by Giacomo Ciangottini

 

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Create tilt-shift style photos in 3 easy steps!

 

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Las Vegas

From an original photo by Zach Klein

 HA! Awesome, no need to figure out Photoshop any longer!

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Lee A. Lashley

 

such huge watermark/ signature thing. please don’t do this… ever!

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20 Very Useful Photography Tips And Tricks

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one of the tips is using a macro lens!

The Battlefield: DIY Three-Hole Pinhole Camera

By constructing a pinhole loaded with three rolls of film Steven Monteau is able to create images that bridge the gaps between. His camera is almost as neat as the images.

Here is an article about the process.