George Steinmetz

Best known f­or his exploration photography, George Steinmetz sets out to di­scover the­ ­few remaining secrets in our world today: remote deserts, obscure cultures, the ­mysteries of science and technology. A regular contributor to National Geographic and GEO Magazines, he has explored subjects ranging from the remotest str­etches of Arabia's Empty Quarter to the­ unknown tree people of Irian Jaya...

http://georgesteinmetz.com

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Kylli Sparre

Young or old, it’s never too late to change directions in life and begin chasing your dreams instead of just your obligations.  Photographer Kylli Sparre is a perfect example of this – she discovered that she wanted to be a photographer only after completing professional ballet school.

“When the studies were over, I realized it wasn’t the path for me. I have been searching for an outlet for my creativity ever since. [A few] years ago I found it in photography and never looked back,” writes the artist on her website. The influence of her professional ballet experience is clear in her current photography work – the models in her surreal and dream-like pictures are filled with grace, effortless poise, elegance and beauty.

The graceful models’ dream-like appearance is only enhanced by their flowing dresses and by the foggy, dream-like surroundings they’re shot in.

Sparre’s portfolio and prints are available on her website and at Qlick Editions. She also shares her work with fans on Facebook.

(source www.boredpanda.com)

 http://www.sparrek.org

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Lisa Wood

With my focus in Abstract Landscapes, my goal is to create something dramatic as a result of its simplicity. I love the natural beauty of landscape photography but also the unique visions found in digital art. My images combine the two, moving along the plane toward one end or the other.

I live in Sun Valley, Idaho and I am the mother of two wonderful boys who keep me very busy when I am not working.


Lisa Wood Photography

220 East Avenue, Suite A

Ketchum, Idaho 83340

lisa@woodphoto.net

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Thomas SUBTIL

Thomas SUBTIL is a Paris based photographer.
His clients include Grey Paris, Windsor, Blue Film prod, UPP, Teva...
His work has appeared in "La Bible de la Figuration Contemporaine",
Direct Matin, les Photographies de l'année 2010 and 2012.
And he is graduated from «L’école de l’image des Gobelins Paris»

http://www.thomassubtil.com/

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Wei Seng Chen

Wei Seng Chen

photographer, Malaysia

Dr. Wei Seng Chen is a Malaysian freelance photographer. He takes on assignments for local and foreign photo agencies or event management companies, shooting mostly sports events and tournaments.

Dr. Chen began experimenting with photography at the age of 13. He joined his school’s photography club in 1975 and learned all about photography, from shooting and processing film to making prints in the darkroom. However, he had to take a break from photography when he enrolled in medical school.

He got back into photography in 2006 when he bought a DSLR camera. The long hours spent developing film and making prints in the darkroom were no longer necessary because the computer and printer took over the role.

The Internet brought about a market place for Dr. Chen to sell his images as a hobbyist photographer. He began to get freelance work covering events when his images were shared on social networking websites and photography forums. His hobby now allows him to travel to exotic places in Asia looking for interesting local celebrations and traditional sports.

Today he balances his time working as a family physician, researcher, preceptor to a medical school and a photographer.

 http://www.pbase.com/chenws

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Johannes Stoetter

It may be hard to believe, but the frog you’re about to see is not a frog at all!

Inspired by nature, recognized body painter Johannes Stoetter turns living models into animals, fruits, flowers, or blends them with the surroundings. These impressively detailed paintings take up to five months of thorough planning and up to eight hours of work to complete. The winner of the World Bodypainting Championship in 2012 says that the key to success is to love what you’re doing:

“I think I observe the world, nature, colors and shapes with very clear eyes and an open heart. And painting is my big passion.”

Check out his amazing works, including the latest and most impressive body painting – a tree frog, which was created using five human models.

 

 http://www.johannesstoetterart.com

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Peter Cakovsky

Name : Peter Cakovsky
Age : 25
Living in : Zarnovica - Slovakia

http://www.petercakovsky.com

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