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The View Through The Window | Edge of Humanity Magazine
By Edge of Humanity Magazine, October 9, 2022 Konstitucijos Avenue viewed through the window of a designer’s studio, 2018 Photographer Arturas Jendovickis is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Private City Landscape’. […] … Continue reading
After 3 Years, Man Finally Gets Photos of Hummingbird w/ Rainbow Wings | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on September 21, 2022 These stunning photos really capture the unique beauty of hummingbird wings. During the summer of 2020, Stan Maupin found himself with some time on his hands. Like most of us, he was spending … Continue reading
Beer can pinhole camera | 1-YEAR LONG EXPOSURE
ou thought a one-minute long exposure is long? Well, how about a 1-year long exposure then? In this video I am going to show you the results of my self-made beer can pinhole cameras I hung up for one year. … Continue reading
Winners of the 2022 Drone Photo Awards Show World From the Sky | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on September 7, 2022 Big Bang” by Armand Sarlangue. Photo of the Year. “In the picture, a secondary fissure happening a few hundred meters from the main crater of Fagradalsfjall volcano during the very last eruptive phase. … Continue reading
Incredible Photos Capture the Beauty and Power of Waves | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on August 19, 2022 “My aim is to show the ocean as a living, breathing thing; to document it in all its intimidating strengths, and bring awareness to its quiet fragility.” For nearly a decade, Australian photographer … Continue reading