Cinemagraph Portraiture by David Tribby
Cinemagraph portrait made from a single still image (not from video!)
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Emotional Portrait Photography
Fantasy of human nature has been captured by portrait photography, Portrait photography has been around since the invention and popularization of the camera. Portrait photography is also known as portraiture. A portrait is generally not a snapshot, but a composed image of a person in a still position. A portrait often shows a person looking directly at the camera. That is the reason it is said when it comes to photography, “Beauty lies in the eyes of the camera-holder”. Today we have collected Most Exceptional & Fascinating Examples Of Emotional Portrait Photography for your inspiration.
Hayley Williams Portrait by Damian Dwojacki
Damian Dwojacki aka Maurael is an young traditional artist from Poland. He draws portraits of people. More portraits here.
Portrait: Ralph Gibson
Ralph Gibson has achieved worldwide acclaim as a photographer for more than four decades. A champion of individual expression, Gibson urges photographers to develop a personal style by following their own instincts. He has worked exclusively with the Leica for almost 50 years and here is an exclusive interview for Leica Camera.
DAILY INSPIRATIONS FOR DYT #76
Saturday creative design and art inspirations for all DYT readers :)
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Inspiration: 30 Portrait Photographs
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Portrait photography is another beautiful type of photography in which face and expressions are prime. Here we collected 30 Stunning examples of Portrait Photography.
Portrait paintings by Nikolai Shuryguin
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Nikolai Shurygin was born in 1957 in Kimry. In 1979 he graduated from Moscow School of applied arts (design). During 10 years the painter has been studying multilayered painting which secrets were lost in the beginning of XIX. This unique technique was used by flemish painters as well as russian painters such Kiprensky, Levitsky, Borovikovsky and many others. The uniqueness of the technique consists in the point that every layer of paint is visible through the layer above. Using this technique the artists achieved the incredible realism of depicted subject whether a human face or any texture – silver, gold, brocade, fur, glass, etc. The term of producing a portrait or a still-life in this technique is from 4 to 12 months.
Joseph N. Tran
Portrait of Women by Joseph N. Tran
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Portrait paintings by Michael Gaskell
Born in 1963, Michael’s work has been the subject of five solo shows in London. He has won a number of prizes in national painting competitions and has been on the shortlist of the BP portrait award at The National Portrait Gallery on five occasions, winning second prize in 2003,2009 and 2010. His work is represented in private collections in the UK, Europe, Asia and the USA.
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Photography By Tommy Agriodimas
Beautiful photography by Tommy Agriodimas, Portrait and Fashion Photographer based out of New York City.
Photography By Tommy Agriodimas
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