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Magical Reality – Creative Portraits by Katia Romanova

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Katia Romanova began her 365 project last year, and although she hasn’t finished it yet, her burst of creativity between February and March 2012 produced a set of strikingly imaginative portraits. Her photos are grounded in reality, but then with a twist–extra arms, for example, or levitating long hair. Using backdrops of water, trees, bed sheets, and surreal black or white spaces, her models can seem like modern Greek deities, stuck between nature, heaven, and the bedroom.

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Impressive Landscape Photography by Fabio Nodari

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Fabio Nodari is an Italian based photographer who loves being out in nature and traveling. He doesn’t use photography to reproduce the world perfectly around him, but he believes that his camera is a powerful tool that can be used to interpret what he sees.

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Portraits from Kenya by Diego Arroyo

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Diego Arroyo is a passionate photographer based in Amsterdam who travels the world searching for a story behind the eyes of a stranger that deserves to be seen and usually remains unnoticeable. These portraits from a recent trip he took to Kenya reflect that emotional connection Diego looks for.

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In Memory of Spring – Flower Photography by Elizabeth Urquhart

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In northern regions, the end of January is usually when you start missing flowers. Snow has fallen, the poinsettias are fading, and Valentine’s Day isn’t quite killing you with flowers yet, so you miss them. It’s also when flower photography seems most amazing, more or less like seeing pictures of starry night skies when you live in the city–its absence amplifies its beauty.

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Beautiful Black and White Photos by Keith Dotson

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Keith Dotson is a prolific photographer from Nashville, TN, who has a passion for black and white photography. By portraying a subject in the extremes of black and white, Keith hopes to capture its emotional essence. “I’m drawn to black and white,” he says, “because I enjoy the drama and emotion, the texture and power that only black and white images can portray.” As the beauty of his work shows, commonplace objects can become dramatic masterpieces after their colors are stripped away.

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