Eszter Sarah is a talented and independent photographer living in Budapest. Her extraordinary series called Swimmers brings us into the world of swimming, water, aesthetic photographs and simple lines. Pastel colors and simple still life in the form of an infinite sea have a completely free and charming atmosphere. See for yourself!
Photography: Eszter Sarah
Check out the collection shot by Diego Speroni, a young photographer from Buenos Aires. His personal project that shows the city through the lens of
We love photography from an aerial perspective and Kevin Krautgartner is a real expert at it! Take a look at the aesthetic series of images
The experiment of Russian photographer Eva Milkonskaya looks really great. She’s supposed to show us what her shots look like without models. Nature itself is
Photographer David Behar photographed beautiful California. The series was named: Up and Down the Coast. A simple photo style through which you can feel positive
The amazing atmosphere of the snowy Alps was presented by a young photographer Lukas Furlan from Austria. Mountains sun-drenched in an alpine landscape where every
Would you ever like to fly over Iceland and see the breathtaking nature from a bird’s eye view? Because the Russian artist Vadim Sherbakov, with
Simas Lin is a photographer who shot amazing series of modern architecture. Even ordinary buildings can tell their story if they are captured by a
Infrared photography is a new trend that prompted Jonas Daley to capture the Chinese Mountains in their most beautiful form. They look like another planet
“The chief danger about Paris is that it is such a strong stimulant.” T.S. Eliot Artist and photographer Ernest Em / 19 TONES has collected
Linas Vaitonis comes from Vilnius, Lithuania. It is an old medieval town where you will find lots of inspiration for great photos. Linas take photos
Laura Zalenga, a German photographer with a sense of unusualness and wonderful otherness in her works of art, photographed a series called “working with designers”.
„The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself.“ – Wallace Stevens After arriving at the Banks Peninsula in New Zealand,
