This photograph represented everything that Jazz Fest and the New Orleans community represent. From the vibrancy to the celebratory nature of the people, one can’t help but to be absorbed into the moment.
This photograph represented everything that Jazz Fest and the New Orleans community represent. From the vibrancy to the celebratory nature of the people, one can’t help but to be absorbed into the moment.
Musee d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris II by Lauren Bilanko is a snap shot back in time. Taken c. 1985, these kids are loving themselves some skateboarding on the steps of a Parisian Museum.
Modesty unhinged. Eroticisms as an escape from realty. Concrete Window by A. K. Nicholas, a limited edition series, uses sex, nudity and the erotic to distract its viewers from their daily grind.
Looking up at the stars transports us all into a world of wonder. Stargazer by Rachid Dahnoun captures that wonder perfectly from Sanoma Country in California. Now let us all stare into this abys.
This gothic photograph titled Semper Amemus by Django Nokes captures a mysterious woman admiring a skull. Lovely and Romantic if you happen to appreciate the macabre and morbid.
Global warming may provide more iconic images like this one in the future. Street Surfer by Warren Roll captures an avid surfer tearing it up in the streets in oncoming traffic.
Better than a silhouette, this exotic piece leaves a lot to the imagination. Dance by Spiros Politis is a candid photo. Full of color and shape, this piece is an excellent conversation piece.
Rodeo Roadie by Steve Wewerka captures liberty in black and white. A limited and numbered print, this photo is as american as it get. A rodeo roadie being a rodeo roadie with his faithful pal.
When you think of New York you think of concrete, steel, and masses of people. Take a break and head up state to stop and smell the flowers, or lilies in this case.
The delight of Dogs fill our life with happiness and joy. Dogs by David Barnes is a snap shot into why that is. Jumping, walking, butt waggling and being ridiculous, Dogs bring a smile when you least expect it.
Wandering the street of London, you may come across someone that has that similarity in common. A Year In London by Amadeus Long is just that. However, it’s two very different visitor perspectives.
Welcome to Tombstone by Maxx Cozza is a snapshot straight out of “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”. Imagine driving in this remote desert landscape only to discover you’re a few miles away from such a “wild” place.
Taken at a blown glass exhibit in Denver, Glass Out of Water by Maxx Cozza pops in color. Truly amazing how blown glass fits so well organically with its natural surroundings. Absolutely Beautiful!
The jigsaw piece of light is striking and draws the viewer to the center of the picture. Soft fluffy clouds dot the sky as a figure in the center takes it all in. An empowering piece that energizes.
The soul of New Orleans is its people and Music. In this Candid Photo titled Jam Session by Maxx Cozza we can see why. Although taken in Black and White, this photograph has as much color and brightness as the infamous city.
Don’t confuse Go West by Maxx Cozza with the one hit wonder 80’s group. This Amazing landscape photograph depicts a rugged and harsh voyage deep into the American west. You can almost smell the rawhide in the air.
The warm desert sun creates a silhouetted mountain. Simple yet stunning, this photo packs a punch with it’s searing hot colors and streaking sky,contrasted with almost midnight blacks.
A great example of street photography paired with everyday living in White Chapel. Here a mother and her children stroll through the city. The grit of the street provides a stark contrast.
Pleading to the Canyon by Maxx Cozza captures an aged stump with its branches extending out. Like arms extending out to the canyon, the imagery of it is outstanding.
This candid black and white photograph is an amazing representation of Life in the city of New Orleans. Taken during Jazz Fest, Music is Life by Maxx Cozza screams heritage, pride and good times.
Faces Of London is a 10 part series that seeks to summarize the attitudes and behaviors of metropolitan life. It’s a glimpse behind superficiality into the mundane aspects of day to day life. Piece comes signed by the artist.
Imagine the sound of the water crashing down onto the rocks below. This photo will make you think you’re there. Nature is a skilled artist and Yosemite National Park its museum.
