"Day to Night", Ten Hours in One Frame!

"Foam Dance! "

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Hand-Cut photography by Justine Khamara!

Justine Khamara lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. She is a complex artist who works with digital manipulation. Khamara hand-cuts the photographs to reorganize and paste them afterwards. Same of her collages were even cut into thin strips then woven.

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Another Fan on the Wall #004 - Emanuela D'Ambrosi

Emanuela D'Ambrosi, 24, is an italian photographer. She’s graduating in photography at the European  Institute of Design in Rome. She owes everything to the photograph which has  enabled it to create a deep relationship with reality, to receive it at will.  She abandoned hers studies in Psychology to follow the path that most  preferred, convinced that the two disciplines would complete each other, she  preferred to speak in first person keep on having a great passion for the  workings of the human mind and the latent intentions of individuals. Citing Susan Sontag: "a photograph is both a pseudo-presence and an indication of a lack".

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Totems!

The social and economic paradoxes of modern Shanghai are presented in Alain Delorme's "Totems." 
This series of exaggerated photographs, manipulated through photoshop, depicts the reality of the low-wage workers who toil at the bottom rung while Shanghai expands around them. In the midst of rising skyscrapers and exploding wealth, they are left to carry the ever-increasing weight of the city's market demands.

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Magical Reflections on Soap Bubbles!

Check out these breathtaking pictures of soap bubble sequence by Richard Heeks, UK-based photographer.

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Gravity Defying Photography by Cerise Doucede

French photographer Cerise Doucede uses strings to suspend objects in midair creating gravity defying tableaus that seem to be frozen in time. Cerise finds her inspiration in materials, and scenes from everyday life, which have been rearranged and reassembled to create mesmerizing and dreamlike images.

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Photographer Creates & Assembles Modular Man!

If you liked playing with Mr. Potato Head as a kid, then you will love this new project by photographer Fabien Nissels. 
By photographing each of his friend Johan's body parts at different angles then printing them out on life size cubes, he created a modular man with lots of hilarious options. 
They positioned the pieces in various poses in a myriad of locations and the result was quite entertaining.

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"Scotch Tape" - Portrait Series of Faces Contorted!

"Scotch Tape" is an ongoing series of portraits by New Mexico-based photographer Wes Naman in which he uses clear adhesive tape to completely cover and distort people's faces into hilarious caricatures of themselves!

Find out more about the project: here

Then and Now Photo-Fusion

The concept involves using photographs of people taken from throughout the last 100 years, by lining them up with the place they were taken and then taking another image to capture the changes between the time periods.

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