Today we go to Spain to meet with Miguel Vallinas who went from traditional advertising photography to creating fantastic surreal portraits. Driven by his own imagination, we present you Miguel's series "YOU ARE" in which he captures the multiple roles of a person. Discover this series…
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80’s aesthetics in Ecuador, a sense of nostalgia with photographer Vincente Manssur
This week we travel to Ecuador to discover the city of Guayaquil, the hometown of photographer Vincente Manssur. Vincente's work is mostly about street sightings, daily life and simple things. Let's discover his authentic stories of everyday's life in 15 photos in full resolution…
Photography Legends: Richard Avedon
The Photography Legends come back on the blog with Richard Avedon whose fashion and portrait photographs helped define America's image of style, beauty and culture for the last half-century Let's rediscover his iconic photos in full-resolution powered by Prodibi! About the Artist Richard Avedon (May 15,…
Artworks of fascinating and colorful Japanese urban scenes by artist Erin Nicholls
Today on the blog, we meet with an incredible artist who has studied creative arts for many years and recreates amazing Japanese street scenes: Erin Nicholls. The scenes Erin portrays are fleeting moments in time, an attempt to convey the Japanese phrase 物の哀れ 'mono no aware' - the…
Looking for a sense of amazement in the outdoor with landscape photographer Irene Tondelli
This week on the blog, we are going in the outdoor to follow the photographic research of Italian photographer: Irene Tondelli. Between finite and infinite, fear and amazement, subjective and objective vision, let's discover her work with 8 photos in full resolution, let's go! A few…
Street & Candid photography in Tokyo, Jasmin Gendron tells us his story
This week on the blog, we go to Japan in Tokyo to meet with the Canadian street photographer Jasmin Gendron. Jasmin uses street photography to immortalize energy and emotions from magnificent, human and comical scenes, with a poetic, subtle and unobtrusive approach. And there is no better place than Tokyo…