Nature, in our opinion, is the greatest artists of all. This Jellyfish by Lisbet Sjoberg is a great example why. The photographer ability is obvious but the image is the star.
Nature, in our opinion, is the greatest artists of all. This Jellyfish by Lisbet Sjoberg is a great example why. The photographer ability is obvious but the image is the star.
Kaleidoscope 5 by Michael Filonow is a creative way to present nature. This beautiful photo brings the essence of nature and projects it into a surreal and abstract way. How lovely.
A photograph can make dream what if’s! This piece is no different. Flower Carpet by Yuliya Ivanova is a gorgeous bed of flowers you really do dream you could walk barefoot on.
The Cunning of Unreason by Dominic Rouse is as odd as it is intriguing. This photograph has a lot going on. What better way to spend your time than looking deep into this piece to discover the strange.
So gallant and strong, The Deer Hunter by Svetlana Melik-Nubarova asks the question, are you a hunter or the hunted? Warm colors with aristocratic tones, this piece was meant to hang over a fireplace.
A blast of color and nature wrapped up in one brilliant photograph. BETA 41 by Michael Filonow captures the elegance and beauty of these fish on a deep black background. An amazing piece!
This wild portrait titled Jednou by Flora Borsi has a little exotic and a lot of beautiful in it. A limited edition piece by the Hungarian photographer, this line will be sure to fly off the shelves.
Hope you like fruit! This strawberry is a large and in charge piece. There’s a lot of visual interest and texture in this painting achieved via varnish and sanding.
The Marlboro Man, a nostalgic memory of what smoking once represented. This Marlboro Man by Peter Horvath reflects that perceived decay. Not only of it’s past heroes but of a nation as a whole.
John Wayne by Peter Horvath is part of the larger body of work titled “American Century”. In this series the shows a decomposing hero to illustrate the deteriorating state of U.S. potency in the 20th century.
One of the most iconic women in Hollywood shows her lighter side. Marilyn Monroe was never one to shy away. This rare snapshot captures that radiant glow that is Marilyn.
There is so much beauty to be captured in nature. Mushrooms come in so many different shapes and sizes, oyster mushroom captured here is frilly and has a dynamic quality.
This artists takes a cool approach and blends spiritual images in city scenes. Jesus is comforted by an angel in New York City, while a bystander sits on a park bench.
An Underwater Spell by Simon McCheung is the deep sleep we all live for. This Photograph truly captures the sensation of how sleep can cast a spell on all of us. Makes your eyelids heavy, eh?
Somewhat grainy, somewhat fuzzy but overall captivating. Who is she? Where’s she going? So many questions, that likely is the intent of the photographer.
Giraffe with a Green Plant, that’s the simple explanation for this surreal photograph by Bob Estrin. What we can’t explain is how well this actually works! Tiny meets tall in this one of a kind piece.
Surrealism meets scrap booking in this one of a kind portrait of Salvador Dali. First worked into a collage and then photographed, the surrealism here is certainly a tip of the hat to the artist.
This is a stunning close-up shot of a flamingo against a light blue background. Simple yet elegant, this piece’s colors are bright and vivid. The shadow adds a element of visual interest.
