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The Architectural Photography of Filip Dujardin

6, Dec 2011

Belgian photographer Filip Dujardin has an eye for interesting architectural structures. Having studied art history and architecture at the University of Ghent, it is no surprise.
Here are some samples of his work:

Lewis Blackwell’s “Photo Wisdom” Book Review

11, Nov 2011

Lewis Blackwell’s Photo Wisdom: Master Photographers on Their Art
By Lorette C. Luzajic
What strikes me first is the colour, a brilliant turquoise offset by a wide arc of pale and feathery purple and white ripples. It takes a few seconds to make sense of what is happening, of the giant elephant splayed out across the middle [...]

Unicredit Art Presents “People & the City” Exhibit at Moscow Contemporary Art Center Winzavod

10, Nov 2011

In the Red Hall of Moscow Contemporary Art Center Winzavod, Moscow, visitors will have the possibility to admire 80 works from the rich Unicredit Art collection, (a project by the Scientific Commission UniCredit for Art), that highlight the relationship between people and city, starting from the XX century. The exhibit reflects a real international artistic survey which uses the city [...]

Amazing Graves

14, Oct 2011

Amazing Graves
by Lorette C. Luzajic
The cemetery may seem an unlikely place to find tranquility, but I’m not alone in seeking serenity in the quietude of death. There seems to be no more elegant way of confronting the stark and solemn truth about ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Whether one said goodbye in the natural [...]

A Painter’s Ode to Autumn

21, Sep 2011

A Painter’s Ode to Autumn
By Lorette C. Luzajic
All around me, collective sighs sound a sad farewell to summer. But the second that the inferno-tinged air turns crisp under the sunlight, I come alive.

Photo by Daniel Medalie
I love everything about fall, from September’s grandiose Vogue extravaganza issue, to the crackle of tumbled leaves underfoot, to the [...]

Photography: Lola Alvarez Bravo

23, Aug 2011

Lola Alvarez Bravo
by Lorette C. Luzajic
Most photographers are known for mastery of a particular aspect of the art – lighting, composition, subject matter, style and design, creativity, perspective, portraits, and so forth. When a photographer’s strength is every one of these, you have the formidable Mexican Lola Alvarez Bravo.
For fifty years, Lola took pictures of [...]

Tilt-Shift Video: ‘The Village’

26, Jul 2011

From Bold Creative Studio comes this wonderful tilt-shift video titled ’The Village’.
Don’t know what tilt-shift is? It’s the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras which simulate a miniature scene. Check it out…

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