Oakland, California based photographer Eva Kolenko, thriving on new experiences, especially adventure and travel, uses photography and video as a means to experience and interpret the world. From pop culture to the inexplicable beauty of the natural world, she takes inspiration from a range of sources. While her diverse portfolio is continuously enriched by assignments from clients such as Mars M&M’s, Novartis, Metropolitan Home and Random House Publishing, Kolenko likewise pursues personal assignments that push her style to ensure it’s always progressively evolving.
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Evgeni Dinev is a Bulgarian landscape photographer. His creative work in photography began in 2007 giving expression to his will to catch the magnificent view, but in a breathtaking way. In his pictures nature reveals its secrets in the perfect moment. With lots of patience and efforts he shows the ability of the artist to transform the ordinary into the sublime.
In the constant search of new fascinating landscapes Evgeni is always on the way.
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Amazing Photography by Christopher Wesser. Christopher Wesser is a passionate photographer living in a town called Ingolstadt, near Munich in Bavaria, Germany. He’s addicted to all kinds of creative works and art.
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Mats Ottdal is a multidisciplinary Designer / Art Director with passion for illustration and typography. A Norwegian Graphic Designer and Illustrator working with print, motion graphics & art direction. Bachelor in Communication Design at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, 2005.
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Located in Elkins Meadow subdivision, near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA, this beautiful wooden home complete with striking modern elements seems to reign over the landscape. Designed by Colorado-based studio Robert Hawkins Architects, the Eco-Friendly Reed Residence displays an original architecture and focuses on sustainability.
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Lithuanian photography studio Tadao Cern presents a new photo project titled, “Blow Job” where blasts of air are blown into the subject’s faces creating hilarious facial expressions. During Design Week in Vilnus, Lithuania art studios traditionally open their doors to visitors. Tadao wanted to create an experience for art lovers that would be entertaining while being interactive. ”Not everyone was brave enough to stand in front of the camera, but still, they had a good time seeing others in action,” says Tadao.
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