Murad Osmann Photographer

It all started in Barcelona, Spain in the fall of 2011 when Murad Osmann’s girlfriend had enough of his incessant photo clicking on their vacation. “Nataly was a bit annoyed that I was always taking pictures of everything, so she grabbed my hand and tried to pull me forward,” Osmann told the Daily Mail. “That said it didn't stop me from doing photos while she was pulling me.”

2014's best photographs

my work

Seven advices of MEVLANA

 Hz. Mevlana’nın yedi öğüdü

                                      Cömertlik ve yardım etmede akarsu gibi ol…                                      
                                    Şefkat ve merhamette güneş gibi ol…
                                        Başkalarının kusurunu örtmede gece gibi ol…
                                                 Hiddet ve asabiyette ölü gibi ol…
                                        Tevazu ve alçak gönüllülükte toprak gibi ol…
                                                     Hoşgörülükte deniz gibi ol…
                                    Ya olduğun gibi görün, ya göründüğün gibi ol….
                                                                                                             Hz. MEVLANA

Melbourne, Australia artist James Tapscott

        My current body of work explores the link between matter and energy, a fusion of subjective and objective reality, and the effect our perception has on the world around us. My works are non-objective, functioning as a conduit between the observer and the environment, to facilitate communication. By using simple, elegant forms and light I seek to create a balance between a ritualistic artistic process and the natural phenomena around me – a balance that has the potential to influence the experience of the viewer or participant, as they allow themselves to enter their own state of balance with the world around them. The forms I create are simple, elegant – without baggage.

London, UK artist Nathan Walsh

 Nathan Walsh’s work attempts to present a credible space, which whilst making reference to the visible world, and documentary photography obeys its own distinct logic. From determining a horizon line at the start of the process to spraying a final glaze of colour, he controls the nature of the world he presents to the viewer.

Christoffer Relander....

 Christoffer Relander is a self-taught graphic designer and photographer from Finland. He started doing photography in 2009 and has since focused mainly on documentary photography, both on assignment and as personal research. His more artistic work includes multiple-exposure photography.

Claire Morgan.......

Claire Morgan was born in Belfast and now lives in London. Since graduating in 2003, Claire has exhibited internationally, with solo exhibitions in the UK and Europe, and museum shows in US and Australia. After showing sculptures at Palais de Tokyo and Fiac in 2009, Claire unveiled her first solo exhibition in France. Life. Blood., at Galerie Karsten Greve, Paris, received national news coverage in France, with private collectors acquiring most of the works on the opening night. Alongside suspended sculptures, this was the first time Claire exhibited the ‘blood drawings’ that have rapidly become her signature. Recent exhibitions of note include Dead Or Alive, (MAD, New York), on&on, (La Casa Encendida, Madrid), Monanism, (MONA, Tasmania), and Bestes, Bestiaux, et Bestioles, where a new large-scale sculpture was commissioned by Château D’Oiron, France. Installations and drawings are in numerous private collections in the UK, Europe and Australia, including MONA, Altana, and Guerlain.

Flying Swarms of Everyday Objects by Thomas Jackson

Light experimentation

• LIGHT
  EXPERIMENTATION
• This is a lots of experimentation , i have no pretention with this , but any critic are welcome, i dont know if i want to push these series more...
  
  
  
  I hate landscape, so i try to make my own landscape, with poetic vision, and modification by the light .I create a poetic-space and time era in the middle of nowhere.
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UnderNight Part2

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Art Installation Aomori

• Art Installation Japan
  Towada art center, Aomori, Japan
  19 March to 10 April 2011
• Photography  for an installation in Towada art center, Aomori, Japan  , about School Bullying. The curator asked me to make an ArtWork about this subject. The installation is a big canvas on the wall of 1,2 meter height and 7 meters long with eyes of children looking on the other wall. On the other wall there is all the drawings of these children about bullying.
  
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Red Bull 2010

Red Bull 2010 Image Quest Sports Photography Competition Winners

Red Bull Illume is the world’s premier action and adventure sports photography competition. The 2010 Image Quest has uncovered a new, stunning collection of images.

2010 was an incredible year for action sports photography and the Red Bull Illume category winners and finalists in particular. Their images went global within a night and are still gracing the pages of magazines and websites today.
In 2011, Red Bull Illume will catch up with the photographers to find out how their lives have changed and find out more about the person behind the lens.
2010 Red Bull Illume category winners are:

• Overall Winner and Illumination Category Winner : Chris Burkard
• Close Up Category Winner: Nathan Smith
• Energy Winner: Stuart Gibson
• Experimental Winner: Daniel Grund

360 Degree World

nature

Edmondo Senatore

 Edmondo Senatore is a big fan of photography.  Apart from photography he is a financial consultant.  His passion for photography started from the year 2003.   He likes different genres including landscape in all its facets, street photography, portraits, and nature photography.   The equipment used by the photographer consists of two different systems one of which Olympus have different bodies and lenses, Canon and others that use the photo for more naturalistic.

pamukkale..my work..

Light... myworks

Light can be gentle, dangerous, dreamlike, bare, living, dead, misty, clear, hot, dark, violet, springlike, falling, straight, sensual, limited, poisonous, calm and soft

Silhouette Photography

A photography technique that frequently catches my eye is the use of silhouette – placing a subject directly between a primary light source and the camera. The effect can be painterly or haunting or evocative. It can break a subject down to basic ideas conveyed only by line and shape, where an individual might appear iconic. Collected here are a handful of recent photographs from around the world, where we can only see the outlines of the subject, our minds (and the captions) are left to fill in any details in the darkness. (37 photos total)