Peter Andrew Lusztyk’s goes above and beyond for the perfect shot By using photo stacking, merging over 50 exposures with different focus points in each capture, Canadian photographer Peter Andrew Lusztyk visually eliminates the depth of field in his objects. The result is stunningly detailed photo art that instantly stops...
How Bruno Ehrs became a contemporary neoclassical master Architecture, portraits, still life, food, travel. Regardless of genre, for more than 40 years, Bruno Ehrs’ byline has stood...
Taming the megastar with Lynn Goldsmith Photographer Lynn Goldsmith has been capturing celebrities within entertainment fields for half a century. Whether in the comfort of her studio...
The mind-broadening photo art of Bernhard Lang For a decade and a half, German-based photographer Bernard Lang’s aerial depiction of aesthetically pleasing patterns and shapes has come...
Karolina Henke’s empowering portraits Artist and photographer Karolina Henke ushers traditional cultural institutions into modern times with her bold conceptual art and vision. WORDS: Oskar Hammarkrantz, PHOTOGRAPHY:...
How Massimo Leardini pays homage to the natural Scandinavian light Norwegian-based Italian photographer Massimo Leardini plays with the unique Nordic light and its lengthened shadows in his...
Brian Duffy’s insights into the embryo of modern pop culture The British photographer Brian Duffy’s presence during the Swinging Sixties helped to document the birth of modern...
