Eduardo Acierno realized his first success in photography using an old point-and-shoot camera; he edits his amazing work with a free, open-source software program. He wants to drive home a point, that anyone can take great photos and anyone can do it with modest equipment.
20-year-old fine art photographer PtoIemy sets out to interview conceptual artists from Flickr this summer. His upcoming book “The Fine Art of Photography” will feature their work and share their stories alongside the diary of his own adventure touring through the US and Canada to meet and collaborate those exceptional photographers.
David Olkarny is a self-taught photographer and filmmaker based in Brussels. Studying cinematography, he discovered his passion for still photography. Read on to get to know his story of becoming the amazing fashion and portrait photographer he is today.
18 year old photographer Liisa Toomus from Gothenburg, Sweden, is attending a special boarding school that takes her around the globe. Her photos tell captivating stories of everyday life and private moments with her friends
Russell Savory specializes in capturing amazing images of wildlife, but says that if you want the perfect shot, you have to be patient.
Eva Merry could not imagine life without a camera in her hands. This 19-year old photographer from Austria started taking her photography seriously when she joined Flickr in 2011. Asked what she’s learned here, Eva replied, “Mostly that art doesn’t have to be pretty. It should make you feel something.”
Conceptual photographer Rosie Anne Prosser envisions “atmospheric, mysterious worlds where waif-like characters roam” and creates them with her camera. She has also used her photography to explore the heartache of losing a close family member to cancer.
Heading for the mountains? Don’t forget your camera, and these tips and stories from landscape ace Ryan Dyar.
Few possess the distinctive style of CubaGallery, a designer and photographer from New Zealand who routinely wows us with his Flickr photos. CubaGallery presents the world through a saturated, lush prism of cool blues and warm yellows that transforms the mundane into sumptuous visual delicacies.
For quite a while now, we have been following the amazing portrait and street photography work of Jon Siegel. Time to get some hands-on experience and meet the photographer himself.