Step into Robert Jahns’ dreamworld where anything is possible. These incredible compositions show us an imaginative world where penguins walk happily across NYC streets and zebras, whales and elephants also pop up in the unlikeliest of places.
Minimalistic, Dark Images That Make You Question Reality with Sean Mundy
Photographer and digital artist Sean Mundy talks about how different styles of art and listening to different genres of music help him create conceptual imagery. Sean always strives to digest different art and can become inspired by anything.
His ‘Wake Turbulence’ Photo Changed His Life: Aviation Photography by Mike Kelley
Mike Kelley’s composite of planes taking off is awesome. Here, the aerial photographer shares how he approaches new work; gushes over his favorite photo he’s ever taken; and tells us what book is most important to him and why.
Conceptual and Experimental Photography That Explores the Psyche and Human Behavior by Lara Zankoul
When I’m not feeling inspired, I respect it and stop producing. But, if it lasts too long, I push myself to create by forcing myself to shoot. As I put myself out there, the creativity starts flowing on its own.
Interview with Carlos Bracho
I can’t tell you how many times just trying one thing can make the difference. It could be just asking someone, experimenting with something, or just having fun, but just trying something new can take you away on down the road.
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Creating with a Conscience to Minimize Environmental Impacts: Interview with Josh Cripps
We talk to wilderness landscape photographer Josh Cripps about how to visit and photograph the world’s most picturesque locations without causing lasting damage to the landscape and how we can all minimize our environmental impact.
Talking to One of Flickr’s All-time Most Popular Artists: Incredible Self-Portraits by Rosie Hardy
My main habits are paying attention, both to life and my emotions that accompany it – that’s the main source of my inspiration for my art. I want my art to be a by-product of living, not the focus, and I think that’s where it’s easy to get lost.
This Photographer Creates Scenes That Defy Reality but Look so Real: Erik Johansson’s Surrealism
I look at things around me, trying to make a connection between things in an unexpected way. It’s usually a pretty long process before I decide to bring an idea to life, but that’s how it starts.
Are These Images Paintings or Photos? Blurring the Lines with Carl Carieo Crenshaw
We, as photographers and creative individuals in general, tend to neglect ourselves creatively; we need to take more pictures of ourselves showcasing the hidden beauty behind the lens.
Recognize Limitations and Challenge Yourself More in Your Art with Grant Legan
Grant Legan has shot for GQ, J. Crew, and Coach, making him a fashionable forerunner among today’s most prolific traveling visual storytellers. We discuss the differences between the creative community in LA and Chicago, and his next career move.
How to “Pre-program” Dreams to Develop a Concept with Felix Hernandez
Felix Hernandez creates imaginative photos inspired by his “pre-programmed” dreams. He believes great images are not created with great gear, but with great imagination, and explains how he dreams up his ideas.
Interview with Kate Woodman
There has to be a visceral, emotional component to the image – I want to look at an image and wonder who that person is and what they are feeling.
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