Nature Framed By Myoung Ho Lee
South Korean artist Myoung Ho Lee captured single trees against rectangular white backdrops, resulting in a series of graphic still life landscapes. By creating a partial, temporary outdoor studio for each tree, Lee’s ‘portraits’ of trees play with ideas of scale and perception.
h/t: ignant
More Inspiring Stories
Incredible Colorized Photos Show What Life of the U.S. Looked Like in the 1930s and ’40s
How to Cook DIY Sous-vide Steak
Here Are Some Of The Coolest National Geographic Photos That Were Never Published
Photographer Took Pictures Of Women in 60 Countries To Change The Way We See Beauty
Can You Guess Who Is Kissing In These Pics: Real Couples Or Friends?
The Indian Photo Festival Portrait Prize 2021 Finalists and Winners
"Into The Mirror" By Luca Meneghel
Rare Photos Capture Native Americans In Early 1900s
Fantastic Infrared Photography by Oleg Stelmakh
This Is A Tiny Prefab Cabin With A Retractable Curved Window
Honest Illustration Of The Contradictory Nature Of People And Society By Sako Asko
Shooting For New "Bavarian And Austrian Farmer Wives" Calendar
"End Of Days": Photographer Ali Rajabi Captures New York City In The Dark
Rihanna for Harper’s Bazaar US, August 2012
Russian Silver Age Poet Sergey Yesenin Become An Instagram Star
"Geometric Variants", An Optical Illusion Photography Project By Erika Zolli
The Oldest Captive Orangutan in the World
This is Reportage: Award-Winning Wedding Moments Captured During The 2020 Pandemic
Winners Of 2020 Birth & Beyond Photography Awards
Dead Inside: Fukushima Exclusion Zone Through The Eyes Of Polish Female Photographer
At Home With The Rolling Stones: Surprising, Charismatic, Scandalous, Intense And Reckless, Here Are The Early Stones As Never Seen Before
Kate Moss for Vogue US, April 2012
Four Month Old Northern Lynx Kittens get their First Public Outing
From Australia With Love – Beauty Photography By Chris Dwyer