Few times do we stop to appreciate the wonderful beauty that surrounds us every day. Those moments that pass us by without notice can speak more than the grand ones. Photographer Chase Jarvis has spent a considerable amount of time in Paris simply observing and documenting this everyday or tous les jours beauty. He calls these the unsung moments; though our rush to the next great accomplishment life happens in between that ... Read More

What is the cost of our contemporary world beyond the dollars and cents? How are we going to deal with the repercussions of our resource usage in the future? As you know this is a huge debate, but something less often looked at is what the expanding footprint looks like on our once pristine landscape; ultimately turning it into unusable and unattractive land. Canadian Photographer Edward Burtynsky has traveled the world to ... Read More

Creating her unique photographic vision solely underwater Zena Holloway uses the semi weightless environment to create striking and otherworldly photographs. With a steep learning curve and expensive costs she creates fabrics and hair that flows with the motion of the water and not by the laws of gravity and models that float in the frame. Even though underwater the subjects and their clothing don’t appear soaked with water but dry and ... Read More

Michael Kenna’s photographs are subtle and enchanting, with simplicity being most important. His vision brings the landscape photograph down to its absolute minimum elements, never revealing unnecessary details or information, and always evoking serenity and harmonious peace. Each object or shading of the land seems to be placed with great consideration. The exacting composition of Kenna’s black and white prints captures your attention, allowing you to focus so intently on the object ... Read More

"… 20 children diagnosed with cancer are fighting everyday for their lives.”, “The Current conditions in the hospital offer them only a 50 percent chance of survival”. This is just part of the compelling story photographed by Christian Movila title “Unfinished Dreams”. This series of work brings us to a wing of Marie Curie hospital in Bucharest, Romania where 20 children diagnosed with cancer fight the struggle of cancer daily with the ... Read More

The Roma people can be a misunderstood culture. They are fictionally portrayed as gypsies, con artists and nomadic people. Through the photographs of Eskildsen we see a more accurate representation of this globally spread culture which amounts to approximately 15 million mostly in the Americas and Europe. The Romani seem overall a happy and content group of people who are surviving by the ways of the old world. There is a sense ... Read More

Paolo Roversi’s fashion and portrait imagery is full of question and allure which only causes one to dive deeper into the imagery. His photographs subscribes to no current standards of beauty or style but to that of the past with a tender raw emotion as the subjects directly engage the viewer. The subject seems as if they have put all the cards on the table and have nothing to hide from ... Read More

Nick Cobbing's work rises far above mere photojournalism to a breathtaking journey into a landscape or culture that puts you at the perfect moment to peer into it for better or worse. From viewing the first image on his story based website everything around you disappears and draws you in as if you are standing right in front of this pristine landscape in Greenland or sailing in the frigid cold on a ... Read More