tranquility that often comes with this type of photographic practice. Of course, we've shared plenty of stunning images made by the best landscape photographers around, and in this article, we're going to celebrate our favorites.
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Specialty coffee guru James Hoffmann recently embarked on a journey many photographers have already been on: developing photos using coffee. But if you think a former World Barista Champion settled for some Instant Nescafe as his main ingredient, think again. petapixel.com »
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The World Press Photo Foundation brings us more photography inspiration with its introduction of this year's nominees for its Photo Contest. If you'd like to get more insights on what makes a photograph memorable, unique, and relevant to today's pressing issues, this announcement is worth checking out. thephoblographer.com »
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Adam Ondra - triple world champion in climbing, a phenomenon among climbers. Already at the age of 13 he was one of the top ten climbers in the world. Adam is another person from my Standing Out, photocycle which is dedicated to personalities who are out of the line. boredpanda.com »
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Hidden in Navajo land in Page, Arizona is a unique underground world that we could only see when we ventured below the surface. To get inside we had to climb down metal ladders and squeeze through tight spaces. boredpanda.com »
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If surreal landscapes bring you creative inspiration, we're sure you'll be amazed at the infrared photography of Italian graphic designer and photographer Paolo Pettigiani. We've been keeping tabs on his projects, and we think we found our favorite among all the destinations he has been so far.
Charmed by infrared photography and been thinking of taking the plunge into the craft? Our featured landscape series should be more than enough to give you that push. We're putting the spotlight back on Italian graphic designer and photographer Paolo Pettigiani, who previously impressed us with his infrared photos of the Dolomites and New York City's Central Park.
We've been following the work of Italian graphic designer and photographer Paolo Pettigiani for quite some time now, mesmerized by his infrared renditions of some of the world's famous locations. The latest of these takes us to The Maldives, a tropical nation already stunning on its own, but looks even more eye-catching in infrared.
Dubai has been a favorite of many photographers for its stunning architectural elements that are artworks in their own right. But if you're fond of unique takes and perspectives on the world's best known cityscapes, you'll find this Dubai series by Italian photographer and graphic designer Paolo Pettigiani nothing short of impressive.