Pierre Manning is professional photographer blessed with rare aesthetic flair based in Montreal, Canada. Time and again over the last fifteen years, he has shown his consummate skill in mixing the right ingredients for a successful shot. He has a singular touch when it comes to creating atmospheres and bringing out beauty with simplicity.
Read MoreInternationally award-winning photographer Mark Laita has focused his vast technical and artistic expertise on the creatures of the deep. His distinctive still-life photography has been used in advertising for a long list of commercial clients, including Sony, Adidas, BMW, and Apple. His work has also been widely exhibited, and his flower images were recently featured on a series of stamps for the United States Postal Service. He is represented by Fahey/Klein Gallery.
Read MoreODPIUM Photography is the artistic brand created by Russian Based photographer Yana Kotina in order to express herself. Although a young photographer, Yana's unique and creative style combines richest tonal depth and balance with amazing use black and white to interpret the subject for the viewer.
The exhibition-quality photographs usual attracts the eye in a particular way, probably using a aesthetic quality of the blur, or noise, or just creating strong photographic composition that are out-of-focus areas. If you want to know more about Yana's photography, don't hesitate to check the interview below.
Read MoreCameron Davidson is an award winning aerial photographer of thirty years. His work has been featured in National Geographic, Vanity Fair, Wired, Outside and Smithsonian magazines, to name but a few. He has already had five books of his aerial photos published, with two more on the way. An avid volunteer and board member for the Community Coalition for Haiti, Cameron documents the CCH aid projects in central and southern Haiti.
Read MorePulitzer Prize winners for 2011 have been released. Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti of the Washington Post won the Breaking News Photography prize. Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti of the Washington Post were awarwed the prize for their up-close portrait of grief and desperation after a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti.
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