10 Photographers To Follow This Week

10 Photographers To Follow This Week

“Armed with their cameras, lenses—and perhaps, smartphones—these talented photographers capture compelling images of amazing places and wonderful things. These are the people with stories to tell, and they are inviting you to look through their discerning eyes. From the artistic to the commercial, the everyday to the extraordinary, these pictures are visual candies to sweeten up your day.” By Dorothy Tan

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Prix de la Photographie Paris 2015

Prix de la Photographie Paris 2015

THE FALLING LEAF

Prix de la Photographie Paris announces Winners of PX3 2015 Competition: 3 Honorable Mentions in the Fine Art/Still Life Category for the winning entries “The falling Leaf”, “Touch of the Past” and “The Last Things” as well as one Honorable Mention in the Advertising/Food Category for the winning entry “Grana Padano”

More about the competition – visit px3.fr

 

The Results of Hungry Photographers

The Results of Hungry Photographers

“There is not a lot of things better than that mouth-watering feeling when your food arrives at your table. For me, if a dish looks attractive it’s halfway there.
I went to the best source of information possible to our generation and typed in the words “meaning of food photography”. I don’t really know what I expected, because the answer was way more straight forward than I expected….”

“What I expected was some BS definition explaining how the “Hipster/Vegan” era captures their daily lifestyles by photographing their food and slapping on a pretty filter to add that dramatic effect. I’m not going to lie to you. I am also guilty of snapping some delicious pictures.

But it doesn’t matter what the definition of food photography really is. The point is that it’s still a form of art. While there are some people who just brag with their mad cooking skills and others really overestimate the attractiveness of their meals, there are a handful of creatives who can blow your mind with their food photography.”

By Chanelle Els, “Oh My Creative Soul”