A Source of Photography Inspiration

Many of you may know Darwin Wiggett for his powerful landscape photography, or perhaps from his helpful learning website that features his eBooks, reviews, and behind-the-scenes commentary which have been an invaluable resource to many photographers.

Jellyfish have a surreal type of beauty, but they’re not the easiest creatures to photograph. You must either swim among them underwater or through crowds of kids at an aquarium. In both cases, you have to be patient and hope for a great shot.

The incredible minimalist work of Vassilis Tangoulis is easily recognizable as being the work of a true artist. His outstanding talent of blending long exposures with an intense tonal range makes for a visual journey that engages the imagination. The ability to instantly transport his audience from their reality is quite a feat for a photographer, and Vassilis executes it perfectly with his outstanding portfolio.

Susan Sabo is a professional photographer from Long Beach, CA, who specializes in environmental and animal portraits. Although she runs a full-time business, she still spends part of her time and talent working with rescued animals. Her portraits are clever, heart-warming and full of personality-–and, they help the animals.

In October of 2011, Jeroen Wolf began documenting people on the streets of Amsterdam with the goal of collecting every person from age 0 to 100 years.

Although a recent graduate of graphic design, photography is Danielle Painting’s true passion. Since an early age she’s tried to capture all the moments around her with a camera. Danielle, a self-taught photographer, continues to find new ways to improve …

Rameez Khawaja comes from the small town of Bradford in the United Kingdom. He studies Fine Art Photography at university but is also a co-producer at his own photographic company called RM Studios.

Here are 15 adventurous rock climbing photos that will hopefully spark your sense of creativity and wonder. As Alan Cohen put it, “There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in movement there is life, and in change there is power.”

Nicholas Tonelli is an amateur photographer who enjoys shooting landscapes, rural areas, and natural areas including forests and wetlands. He primarily shoots in his home state of Pennsylvania, especially in the State Parks with occasional excursions to neighboring states.

Setsuna started getting into photography in 2006, when she bought her first film camera.