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Category: Architecture Photographer: Jesus Villarreal Photo: “Porta Fira Towers / Toyo Ito + Fermín Vázquez. L’Hospitalet. Barcelona” This very unusual structure is part of a pair of unusual structures, though
Every weekday, Photofocus curators share a great photograph taken by one of our readers. Every month we highlight photographs in the genres of architecture, portrait, outdoor, street and a flex
“Since the photographic medium has been digitized, a fixed definition of the term photography has become impossible.” – Andreas Gursky Fine art photographer Andreas Gursky didn’t become a serious photographer,
Category: Magic Photographer: Vadim Cojuhov Photo: “Light Painter” Sometimes magic in photography alludes to the magical light that’s present in a scene. Here, Vadim does some work with light painting,
Category: Street Photographer: Steve Stanger Photo: “(walking) under construction” This image by Steve Stanger is proof that street photography doesn’t need to be complicated to tell a story. I can
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ohao Photo: “Vive l’automne” This image makes me want to sit on that dock, relax and just be. It reminds me of a scene from a fairy tale, some
Category: Portrait Photographer: Robertino Radovix Photo: “Wakhi” This portrait of an Afghani young woman is haunting and innocent and mysterious. Her large wide-open eyes and downward tilted chin haunt us
Category: Architecture Photographer: Michael Hoffman Photo: “Four Seasons” In a word, elegant! With clean, impeccable simplicity, this photograph entices with the beauty of reflection and perfect lines. Originally shared with
Every weekday, Photofocus curators share a great photograph taken by one of our readers. Every month we highlight photographs in the genres of architecture, portrait, outdoor, street and a flex
“The eye should learn to listen before it looks.” ― Robert Frank Robert Frank is best known for his 83 black and white documentary photographs carefully curated from his take
Category: Land + Sea Photographer: Ken Photo: “Walking The Lake” I love photographs that give a different view on things. This aerial shot was actually taken with a Nikon D5300
Category: Street Photographer: Joel Williams Photo: “Bad Fashion” My eyes instantly went to the reflection in the gentleman’s glasses in this photo. It is incredibly sharp. You can see so
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Mike Hedge Photo: “Tahquamenon Falls” This image makes me a little uneasy in a good way. The feeling of being right there is strong as I’m standing right on
Category: Portrait Photographer: Enio Godoy Photo: “Luisinho – 11 years old” “Luisinho – 11 years old” shows the wonder of approaching adolescence. This delightful portrait is completely without and self-consciousness
Category: Architecture Photographer: Wade Brooks Photo: “Lights, Lines and Reflections” This is such an elegant interior portrait of a beautiful building space! Careful positioning allows the viewers to experience the
Every weekday, Photofocus curators share a great photograph taken by one of our readers. Every month we highlight photographs in the genres of architecture, portrait, outdoor, street and a flex
Category: Land + Sea Photographer: Phil Campbell Photo: “Blue Hour on Loon Lake” This Blue Hour sunset by Phil is the perfect serene example combining the land and sea. The
Category: Street Photographer: Iain Cairns Photo: “We all need a helping hand at sometime in our lives” I love this image by Iain Cairns the story it tells is powerful but
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Jose Matutina Photo: “The Tufas of Mono Lake” I have to admit I chose this image for two reasons. The first reason is because Mono Lake is on my
Category: Portrait Photographer: Mike Photo: “My baby girl in the Cotswolds” A dad’s love for his daughter is captured fully in this portrait, “My baby girl in the Cotswolds,” by
Category: Architecture Photographer: Rudy Pilarski Photo: “bibliothèque nationale Richelieu” The grandeur of this structure is more akin to a cathedral, yet it’s a magnificent library! Using careful positioning and an
