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I recommend the here below artists (in alphabetical order). Simply click on the pictures.
Nuno BOAVIDA
Pop, fashion, 60's, stylish, colourful, swirlish, are words I would use to describe Nuno's creative style.
Be he also has a collection of excellent, more conventional, shots with different moods and emotions.
A world of fashion with his attractive models.
Leiria, Portugal
Rob DAVIES
Real or unreal ?
A photographic style where often old tales, myths, colours and imagination will swirl togther to create a blend of strangely attractive moods within Rob's photography.
Surprising, creative, and unique.
Wales
Marc DEMOULIN
Dynamic shots.
High level of contrasts and rich colours under various themes : landscapes, travels, colours, etc..
Also some unique shots from Portugal.
If you're an amateur of ultra wide-angle colourful shots (among others), then don't miss Marc's galleries.
Paris
Tod HANSON
One of UK's most renowed modern Artists.
Tod produces extensive, innovative, large scale graphic projects, and makes vast painted installations in diverse environments like empty swimming pools, murals, etc..
Very talented and creative.
United Kingdom
Ron HORLOFF
Ron loves Arizona, his land. Red colours in a dry area where vegetation struggles to survive.
I have a preference for his shots of Lake Powell, a place that us (Europeans) are surely not familiar with.
A very pleasant trip in Ron's country, as well many other shots taken during his travels in Europe.
Phoenix, Arizona
Joël LE MONTAGNER
Macros, animals, landscapes, and sometimes some humour. Joël's work covers several areas.
But his 'macro' shots are surely those that surprise me most. Bright, colourful and pure.
Also, his autoportrait as seen from the back of a fly (!) is simply unique.
France
Mostafa MOFTAH
Surely the most beautiful shots of Egypt that I've ever seen.
Away from the usual postcard clichés, Mostafa conveys the authentic heart and soul of his beautiful country, and of its inhabitants.
Pure delight.
Cairo
Steve MORRIS
Steve has the gift of mastering night photography producing unique moods and colours.
Whether in Shrewsbury, Krakow or Marciac, I'm sure you'll appreciate the peaceful atmospheres that he conveys.
Warm recommendations.
United Kingdom
Yiannis PAVLIS
One can immediately feel that Yiannis loves people and beautiful landscapes.
He has many beautiful galleries. But I must admit that my preference goes for his photos of Greece, his home country. Remarkably beautiful and well composed shots.
Pennsylvania
Marie-Hélène RALETZ
I would qualify Marie's camera as a "time-machine that slows down time".
Life seems to move on at a slower pace where stress has no place. The focus is put on the beauty of natural scenes, in colour like in black and white. Very relaxing.
Jonzac
Jean-Christophe ROUX
A splendid selection of black and white shots.
Some filled with emotions, others from experience.
Mastering the technical and visual aspects of photography, the result is irreproachable.
Le Vigan en Cévennes
Carol E.SANDGREN
A contemporary style. Colourful and clean.
The titles of Carol's shots also perfectly match the various messages she conveys to us. That's also her personal touch that makes a difference.
She has a unique way of conveying scenes of everyday life. Excellent.
California
Chris SOFOPOULOS
If you're looking for expressive body movements, portraits, people moods, in black and white or colour, then you are going to love Chris' shots.
Careful compositions, attentive watching, and shallow depth of field, are key to his success.
Superb results.
Greece
Galina STEPANOVA
People photography is what I'm most fond of in Galina's style.
Captures of some everyday scenes and candid expressions, well conveyed in black and white especially with children being a very difficult exercise.
Charming and often very sweet.
Russia
Adal TIBURZI
Experimental, shapes, colourful (beautiful) landscapes, Adal often manages to stun our perception of photography through the use of contrasts and well-thought compositions.
Ranging from architecture to lovely scenes from Italy, discovering his world of creativity is a must.
Rome
Didier VANDERPERRE
"A Frenchman in New York"
Whether in colour or in black & white, Didier produces a variety of neat, well composed shots, that range from the U.S.A to the other end of the globe.
I must admit that I have a preference for his Myanmar gallery where admiration and respect appears to me as being an appropriate description of his work.
A Frenchman in New York
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