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Photographer Arno Rafael Minkkinen

Arno Rafael Minkkinen is a Finnish photographer who works in the United States. Minkkinen is known for his black and white abstract pieces which juxtapose bodies and landscapes in surprising ways.

Photographer Dindi van der Hoek

Dutch photographer Dindi van der Hoek was born in 1976, graduated in 1999 from the Willem de Kooning Academy and the Piet Zwart Institute in 2000 and developed a photographic portfolio with unique images which, for the greater part, are shot under water.
The fascinating forms of the human body caused by the water’s reflections combined with her unconventional perspective about physical aesthetics determines the appearance of Dindi’s work.
This specific mode of under water photography reflects Dindi’s deep passion and dedication to her art.
She continuously aims to convey duality and inner contradictions in her work and uses historical references and sources such as Francis Bacon and Caravaggio which influence her overall approach and technique.
At first glance her images may seem fairytale-like, but in reality her work is thought provoking and complex.
Through her camera lens she allows us to have a look into a mysterious almost unconscious world, where multiple interpretations may co-exist.

Landscapes by Chaerul Umam

B/W landscapes by photographer Chaerul Umam, from Malang, Indonesia.

Artist Cecelia Webber

"Cecelia Webber was born in a forest town of only 1,500 people and spent much of her childhood in fields catching orange salamanders. She was a shy, socially awkward child who enjoyed reading and spent hours searching for small fairy creatures in abandoned maple sugar huts and dilapidated stonewalls. Oddly enough, as she grew older the world grew stranger and stranger. Questions revolved about in her head, knocking down reality’s framework with the force of bowling balls: Why are we made to feel so ashamed of the human body in Western culture and so much of the rest of the world? Isn’t the body a beautiful, wonderful thing, deserving nothing less than to be celebrated? As her thoughts continued to evolve, Cecelia alighted upon a petal in her mind, a new-found platform from which she could quietly challenge the status quo: she created a digital image of a flower constructed entirely from photographs of the naked human body. Thus commenced her journey as a professional artist, as she continued to grow her Petal series, develop her impressionist and modernist paintings, dance vivaciously in her own fan-made music videos and experimental films, and even eke out a quirky, existentialist webcomic, while of course still setting aside the majority of each day to chase orange salamanders and other fairy creatures."

Minuscule by Maite Guerrero

"another way to see the world, the little things are more important than we think"

Serie 'Minuscule' by photographer Maite Guerrero.

Photographer Jeffry Surianto

Landscapes by Jeffry Surianto, from Indonesia.

Surrealistic Pillow by Ronen Goldman

'The Surrealistic Pillow Project' by conceptual photographer Ronen Goldman, from Israel.

Double Exposure by Oliver Morris

Photographer Oliver Morris has created a series of double exposure photographs.

Photographer TJ Scott

Serie of cinematic pictures by TJ Scott.

Photographer Carlos Duarte

Picrures by photographer Juan Carlos Ruiz Duarte.

A Real World by Mike Bailey-Gates

Mike Bailey-Gates was born in 1993 in Rhode Island, USA. He became interested in photography at the age of thirteen when he began taking photographs of the landscape in his surrounding countryside. Over time the hobby progressed into a passion for portraiture and fashion. Michael is currently living in New England with his family and working as a photographer.

There are some pictures of his serie 'A Real World'.