Stunning Silhouette Photography

Why are silhouette photos so irresistably charming? Personally, I think it's because there's a lot of stories to share behind the black-and-white splashes or the black-and-yellow combinations. I am undeniably drawn closer to silhouette photos whenever I look at them, and there's this feeling of wanting to know more about how the image was taken, just like in the photo below:

Don't you just want to know why the man is holding balloons in the dark?

That's just one sample of stunning silhouette photography; there's actually more where that came from, and Digital Picture Zone has 30 of that to share. Click here to see the other photos.

Image aggregated from Flickr user Thomas Hawk, via DigitalPictureZone. Please contact Thomas Hawk for permission to use the photo for personal or commercial purposes.

Vramak's Fantastic Digital Art

I just love the creative portfolio of this guy:

He's just amazing. It seems that everything on his gallery has been the product of a gnawing idea that has plagued his creative mind for some time. The results are just priceless--even his Flickr profile info is amazing! :

"You are free to add graphic-filled comments, invites to group pools, totally irrelevant (but very flattering) comments and of course genuine comments. :-)

You can also add me as a contact for the sole purpose of expanding your contact list.

You can also fave my pics simply because you want me to fave some of your pics.

To put it in simple terms, you can do whatever you wish to do and I'd be totally cool about it. :-)

C'mon! We all know Flickr's just for fun. Flickr's never really gonna make us better artists. It makes us better plagiarists tho. ;-)"

I love the attitude :)

To view the rest of Vramak's wonderful gallery, click here.

Image and text parts aggregated from Vramak's Flickr photostream and profile page. Please contact the photographer for permission to use the images commercially.

The Curious Case of Harbour In A Bubble

Saw this in Flickr. The picture, entitled "Harbour In A Bubble", was taken by a certain (username) Johnnieb.

Doesn't it make you curious--as in, just curious--to know the whats, hows, and whys of this picture? I know I do.


To view the rest of this talented guy's photosets, click here.

Image aggregated from Johnnieb's Flickr page and is copyright by the photographer. Kindly contact him for use of the image.

The Fish Eyes of Dietrich

There's just something in fish eye lens distortion that fascinates me...there's so much, in fact, that when I started in photography, it's one of the first few lenses I bought.

And then I came across username Dietrich's Flickr pool and was even more fascinated. The way he used the fish eye lens to his advantage was amazing. Check out the gallery of this very talented guy, just click here.

image copyright by Dietrich

Don't forget to also check out his Year In Photos 08 set...That's even more riveting.

Info aggregated from Flickr.com