A Source of Photography Inspiration

Robin Halioua got into photography just over a year ago and has taken an interest in nature photos because ever since he was a little boy he has had an attraction towards forests. The forest offers him an enchanting place where fairy tales and stories of medieval kings took place.

Peeling paint, crumpled wallpaper and empty chairs are a few of the unexpected beauties that Irina Souiki has found while photographing abandoned buildings. Her work highlights the small details of degeneration as well as its overall effect on a room’s atmosphere.

When I first discovered Alain’s portfolio, I was immediately drawn to his masterful usage of bokeh and shallow depths of field. This dreamlike effect gives his images a surreal quality that is filled with mystery, and it’s a method that I use often in my own work.

Anna Williams is a 17 year old photographer from Georgia. She started taking pictures when she obtained her first camera two years back.

Photography has always been a hobby of Angus Clyne, but now it has become more of an obsession. He uses a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon prime lenses. He has drawn, painted, and done photography for most of his life.

Samantha Nicol’s love for photography started when she was a teenager and in 2005 she bought her first DSLR camera. Since then she has become a professional photographer and is able to say that photography is her dream job. Samantha is reluctant to excel in one particular style of photography, so she has decided to do and try it all from cute babies to still life, and from sunsets to scary clowns.

Self-taught photographer Caryn Drexl has a unique approach to taking female portraits. Rather than simply highlighting female charm or beauty, she adds abstract elements and melancholy ideas, ultimately creating thought-provoking artworks. Her style is like the photographic version of Edgar Allan Poe, with its imaginative details and vague sense of discomfort.

Photographers Mark and Emiko Franzen live just outside of Milwaukee, WI, and run a business together called F2Images. They’re passionate about photography and began their business as a way of sharing their photos with a greater audience.

Rhys Pope bought his first Canon 500D just over two years ago. Since then he has taken landscape photos almost every single day. He has a passion for being out and about in the world and he loves getting the chance to capture and share stunning scenes that he experiences. Rhys is said to be “following the dream” and hopes that one day his life can completely revolve around photography.

The landscape portfolio of Drew Hopper is easily recognizable as one of the most colorful and inspiring bodies of work from Australia. His images are as visually stunning as they are unique, and offers us a wonderful view of Earth’s natural beauty – the way it was meant to be seen.