Through my Eyes by Hameed Moinuddin

Hameed Moinuddin was born in Nuneaton, England and has been living in Karachi,Pakistan since his early childhood. He ventured into the world of photography around 3 years back when he acquired his first camera, a Nikon D60 as a birthday present from his father. His first instinct was to start clicking. To just walk out and start capturing what was around him, his environment. He posted the photos on photo sharing websites and started getting appreciation. This basic appreciation motivated him. It spurred him on to keep clicking. Now the camera is an extension of himself.

Experimental Photographer by Mohd Azlan

Mohd Azlan (aka M.A.M08) is a senior diagnostic radiographer, fine art and experimental photographer, writer, and photography lecturer. He was born in Balik Pulau, Penang in 1974, has studied at the University of Malaya Medical Centre, and graduated in Medical Imaging (1996). Mohd has had a formal education in fundamentals, basics and principles of Photography during his undergraduate studies in the College of Medical Imaging, University of Malaya. He used to previously work with digital photographic technology but now has converted back to medium format, analogue photography, alternative hand tinting, and photographic painting.

Human Figure Walking by Htet T San

Each of the photographs by Htet T San shows a human figure walking, running, or playing on the beach. They appear to be reflections, but look closer and you’ll see that neither up nor down shows the real world. The images are disorienting due to the fact that they’re actually blended composite images created by stacking multiple images.

The Right Moment by sholgk

In his photos, ‘sholgk’ manages to capture his subject’s state and keep a permanent record of their story in a subtle look or a candid smile, at the right moment under the right circumstances as they go so naturally about their lives. The play of light and shadows and everything in between registered elegantly convey his talent and gives his model the stage to come forward and shine.

Our True Selves by Patrick Rochon

To me, light painting is an expression of our true selves. Through science, we now know that our bodies emit light. So in a way, we’ve been and are constantly light painting, leaving a trace of light behind. Patrick Rochon

Light painting is a photographic technique in which exposures are made by moving a hand-held light source or by moving the camera. The term light painting also encompasses images lit from outside the frame with hand-held light sources. Light Painting Photography can be traced back to the year 1914 when Frank Gilbreth, along with his wife Lillian Moller Gilbreth, used small lights and the open shutter of a camera to track the motion of manufacturing and clerical workers. Man Ray, in his 1935 series “Space Writing,” was the first known art photographer to use the technique and Barbara Morgan began making light paintings in 1940. (wikipedia)

Growing Up by Nashalina Schrape

I inherited the need for fairy tale and magical imagery from my mother. she would tell me the story of growing up in east Berlin, post WW2, with barely any food, no heat and only a couple of toys. she had one illustrated children’s book which she looked at all through the nights. By focusing on the beauty and the pixie dust, she was able to cope through a rather bleak period through her life. for myself, growing up, she fed me a steady stream of wonderfully illustrated children books. The ones that left the biggest impression for me where the ones from eastern Europe and Russia. These characters where always warriors, awkward and often outsider personas, who would have to endure dark forests, scary water passages, uncertain terrain. But they would always endure, even rise to greatness. Each would find their nobility, themselves. I seek that salvation in every one of my images.” Nashalina Schrape

Colorful Butterflies by Jürgen Gerstmayr

Jürgen Gerstmayr is a macro photographer from Germany. Most of the photos he takes are of soft, colorful butterflies. But he’s also into shooting other insects, flowers, and nature in general.

The Alchemy by Toby Deveson

Toby Deveson has been taking photographs since 1989 when he was given an old Nikkormat and a 24mm lens. After trying a friend’s darkroom, he set up one of his own in a damp basement and was soon addicted to the alchemy of intoxicating smells and mysterious light. Twenty years later not much has changed. The darkroom is no longer damp but the camera and lens are the same.

My Daily Routine by Nora Lebowski

“ My name is Nora Lebowski, I’m 20 years old and I live somewhere with overcast skies and a lush forest near home, without missing the charm of 19th Century buildings and bright streets. Although my real vocation is literature and I hard-work every day to become a novelist, photography is one of my most important hobbies. I began to take photos at the age of 14 just for fun. Little by little the fun became a passion and the thing that started just to spend the summer evenings went into my daily routine, the beginning of my love for the whole art world.

Slow Shutter by Massimiliano Sarno

Massimiliano Sarno, an Italian photographer, shows us a great set of black and white street captures: Using slow shutter speeds on his camera he let you feel the movement of his subjects.