A Source of Photography Inspiration

Mariam Sitchinava is a photographer from Tbilisi, Georgia who has a great collection of female portraits.

This is a great time-lapse by David Smith from a recent Europe trip he did where he visited the cities of Vilnius, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Riga, Heraklion (Crete), Fira (Santorini), Milan, and Cinque Terre.

New York is a beautiful and very interesting city, which is definitely worth visiting as a photographer. When in New York, you should also spend some time in Central Park.

Kelly Colgan Azar prefers photography of small, fast moving birds because of the challenge they present. She never gets tired of birds as the subjects in her photos because of their unexpected beauty when seen through a lens.

As is common knowledge, the future belongs to the robots. Here are some pictures to prepare ourselves for what lies ahead.

If you remember the first HDR Skies Time-Lapse Tanguy Louvigny put together, then you’ll enjoy part 2.

This is a collection of recent nighttime shots by T-Recs, with most taken while on vacation throughout Death Valley and Yosemite.

When I first came across Ryan’s work not too long ago, I was blown away. He has the ability to make light dance across a photo in a way that I haven’t seen elsewhere.

Robert Baggs is a self-taught 24 year old photographer from Hertfordshire, England where he’s taken many of his landscape photos.

James Bennett, a photographer in NSW Australia, along with Alex Kachel , invited a bunch of people to a studio over two evenings for a yawning photo session. After a little bit of red wine and conversation, sleepy subjects would sit in front of the camera.