A Virtual Photographer Turns Game Scene Into Quiet, Cinematic Storytelling
Evey is a virtual photographer known for highly atmospheric game photography, especially work connected to The Last of Us, Sekiro, Resident Evil and other story-driven games. The focus is on mood, stillness, and cinematic framing rather than traditional illustration or painting. Continue reading »
Vintage Studio Portraits Featuring Late 1960s Women’s Hairstyles
By the late 1960s, women’s hairstyling had slipped its structured moorings. The rigid, voluminous looks that opened the decade gradually loosened into freer, more natural expressions of individuality. Continue reading »
The Anonymous Artist Redefining Digital Image-Making by Turning Everyday Photos Into Surreal Visual Collages
Fontanesi is an anonymous Italian image-maker known for surreal photo collages and visual “short circuits” made by combining two or more images into a single frame. The work is built around everyday subjects, but the edits create strange, funny, and sometimes unsettling results. Continue reading »
A Dutch Photographer Michal Pelka Capturing The Mood Of The North Sea
Michal Pelka is a surf and ocean photographer, freediver, husband, and father based in the Netherlands. He’s also an ambassador for Liquid Eye Waterhousings. Continue reading »
A Game Photographer Building A Strong Visual Identity Through Mood And Choice
Tyler makes virtual photography that feels intentionally quiet and stubbornly human. He works on PS5, rejects AI outright, and posts under the identity of a photographer/designer rather than a gamer showing off screenshots. Continue reading »
This Photographer Makes Atmospheric Images That Feel Intimate And Real
Eva makes photography that feels human first and image second. The line “I take pictures that remind you of what it means to be human” is a pretty perfect summary of the work’s mood: intimate, reflective, and a little searching. Continue reading »
Dan Martland Builds A Cinematic New York Archive Through Constant Observation
Dan Martland is a New York City cinematographer and owner-operator whose Instagram is built around camera work rather than illustration or fine art. He works as a DP and posts from the production side of visual storytelling, with a very clear professional identity centered on Sony cinema gear like the Burano, FX9, FX6, and FX3. Continue reading »
Before Fame, Elizabeth Hurley Was a Young Punk in the Early 1980s
Elizabeth Hurley’s teenage years were very different from her later red-carpet image. In the early 1980s, she embraced punk and goth style in Hampshire, Brighton, and London, bleaching her hair, wearing a nose ring, and even singing in a local punk band called the Vested Virgins. Continue reading »
Julia Isaak Turns Architecture School Into A Photography Practice Built On Spontaneous Discovery
Julia Isaak is a master student of architecture splitting her time between Aachen and Bonn, and her photography page has quietly grown to nearly 30,000 followers. She leads with a disarmingly simple tagline — “I am just a girl with two eyes” — which sets the tone for work that is observational, unpretentious, and rooted in the built environment. Continue reading »
Elliott Hart Turns Experimental Photography Into A Private, Otherworldly World
Elliott Hart is the photographer working with analogue and experimental photographic processes, and his work is developed in the Midlands. Continue reading »
Makeup Artist Emerald Vysions Proves Makeup Can Reference Film, Art, And Dream Logic All At Once
Emerald Vysions is the kind of makeup artist who treats the face like a canvas for poetry. Based in Toronto, this creator has built a following of over 200,000 people by turning beauty into something far more surreal and cinematic than your standard tutorial feed. Continue reading »
Artist Rich McCor Turns Famous Landmarks Into Playful Optical Illusions With Nothing But Paper
Rich McCor is a Brighton-based artist and photographer who has figured out how to make the entire world look like a playful joke. His method is brilliantly simple: he takes black paper cutouts, holds them up against famous landmarks, and snaps a photo that completely reimagines what you are looking at. Continue reading »
Artist Liminal Bloom Builds A Private World Of Soft Mysticism, Faith, And Dreamlike Thresholds
Liminal Bloom presents itself as a “post-angelic daydream”—a soft, mystical visual AI world with a dreamy, symbolic tone. The profile is private, so I can only work from the public metadata, but even that suggests a carefully curated atmosphere rather than a straightforward portfolio. Continue reading »
Summer Wagner Turns Mundane Moments Into Dreamlike Scenes Filled With Memory, Spirit, And Quiet Suspense
Summer Wagner is a Los Angeles-based photographer and director whose work captures what she calls “mundane magic”—ordinary moments charged with dream logic, memory, and emotional tension. Her practice began in 2020 and quickly developed into a deeply personal visual language shaped by self-portraiture, staged scenes, and a strong interest in consciousness. Continue reading »
Carmen Matarrese Captures A Quiet Cinematic Mood Photos Out Of Everyday Glimpses And Soft Light
Carmen Matarrese is a creative director based in Ostuni, Italy, and the public material around her shows a visually sensitive practice centered on photography, mood, and stylish image curation. Her feed appears to favor twilight tones, black-and-white frames, intimate fashion moments, and quietly cinematic scenes. Continue reading »
Andriy Shurpin Turns Still Life Into A Quiet Study Of Texture, Balance, And Emotional Tension
Andriy Shurpin is a Kyiv-based still life photographer whose work feels quiet, tactile, and carefully composed. He often collaborates with Valeria Sagura, and his images move between commercial still life and more conceptual, slightly raw visual experiments. Continue reading »
The Oakland-Based Artist Finding Magic In Fleeting Reflections And Small Urban Surprises
Emily Wick is a visual artist and photographer based in Oakland, California, known for turning fleeting light phenomena and playful urban moments into poetic images. Continue reading »
The Argentinian Photographer Who Makes Sparkling Water And Full Moons Feel Cinematic
Matias Alonso Revelli is an Argentinian photographer and visual storyteller based in Bahía Blanca who works with prints and has a large audience built around poetic, atmospheric imagery. His public feed highlights nature, travel, light, and reflective personal moments, often framed with a cinematic, emotional tone. Continue reading »
The Mexico-Based Visual Artist Turning Concrete, Glass Blocks, And Desert Light Into Speculative Worlds
Juan Carlos Beltrán is a Mexico-based visual artist whose work reimagines modernist architecture, brutalism, glass-block structures, shadow, and overgrown landscape through a highly stylized digital lens. His public bio also points to prints, projects, and commissions, with a studio identity connected to firma norte. Continue reading »
Poetic Self-Reflection And Moody Horizons: The Contemplative Visual Narratives of Think Very Little Studio
Think Very Little is a premier print and publication studio established in 2016. Continue reading »
Wrong Architecture And Living Infrastructure: The Surreal Visions Of Parisian Architect Jean-Jacques Balzac
Jean-Jacques Balzac is the pseudonym of a Parisian architect known for “Wrong Architecture Illustrations”—AI-generated surreal structures that collapse infrastructure into organic forms. Continue reading »
Dramatic Aerials, Eternal Spring Cliffs and The Cinematic Landscapes Of Portuguese Photographer Vítor Esteves
Vítor Esteves is a Portuguese photographer specializing in aerial and travel photography. Continue reading »
Incredible Explosive Liquids And Dreamlike Daydreamers From Artist Tim Tadder
Tim Tadder is a self-taught advertising photographer, director, and conceptual artist based in Los Angeles. Continue reading »
Stunning Double Exposures From Spanish Streets Where People Dissolve Into Architecture
Luis Salazar is a street and creative photographer based in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. His work celebrates the raw, unmanipulated beauty of daily urban life, proudly bearing the tag “No AI”. Continue reading »
Dreamlike Transitions In Leaves And Light: The Experimental Nature Photography Of Eugene Golovesov
Eugene Golovesov is a Russian experimental photographer from Furmanov (Ivanovo region. He describes his practice as capturing “imperceptible transitions” — fleeting shifts in reflections, light, and nature — through nature photography, long exposures, intentional camera movement (ICM), and surreal abstraction. Continue reading »
