Photography, at its best, can heighten our awareness, allowing us to see the world more clearly. The same could be said about birding. And when we combine the two, magical things happen.
Focusing our attention on the winged wonders that share our planet can reveal everything from the finest details
Watercolor Artists will be participating in the next art show hosted at the Frame Company and Art Gallery following the successful debut solo floral photography show BLOOM which comes to an end this week.
BLOOM features floral photography by Vanessa Lee Thomas, Co-Founder of the Dublin Arts Collective (DAC)
Mass. All images © Greg White, shared with permission
In his series Base Quantities, London-based photographer Greg White elucidates the abstract and fundamental concepts of physics. His minimal, graphic images document all seven components (i.e. mass, electric current, temperature,
GIFs are no longer just cheesy ’90s internet animations that look about as professional as Word Art and PowerPoint animations. As moving photographs become a mainstream form of expression, the media has evolved into fine art. The latest example of this? The Lightograph. Celebrity and portrait photographer Jeremy Cowart‘s
Also known as a pinhole camera, the camera obscura has been used for centuries to watch eclipses without damaging vision, as a drawing aid, and for scientific experiments. While the term photography wasn’t coined until the nineteenth century, humanity has had a long fascination with photographic effects. Historians suspect Neolithic
