20 contrasting photos from the life of the gypsy people

20 cute photos of forest dwellers from which people can learn to enjoy life

It's easy to miss the magical moments of nature. Especially the small worlds of very tiny animals. This requires incredible patience from the photographer. After all, in order to take really extraordinary pictures, you just need a supernatural exposure. Austrian photographer Julian Rad has mastered this skill to perfection. His work shows these lovely charms in great detail. The photographer has a real gift for capturing rare, truly unique moments. That is why ph

19 soulful retro photos about the life of ordinary people from different countries

It is always interesting to plunge into the past. Old photographs are a kind of time machine that allows you, without leaving your home, to be in different countries at different times, to see how people lived, what worried them, and what they were fond of. Our review contains photographs of photographs that tell about the life of ordinary people in the last century

People, people and again people. Drawings by John Beinart

If you only have a couple of moments to get to know Jon Beinart, then, glancing over his paintings, you will see black and white portraits or several human figures. But the drawings of this author are nevertheless recommended to be considered more thoughtfully and more carefully: and then you will see that in each image there are tens and hundreds of people, who can be peered at for hours

Bright inhabitants of the deep sea: contrasting photographs by Mark Laita

How many bright and unusual things are hidden under the water column! American photographer Mark Laita knows everything about the inhabitants of the deep sea. A collection of his photographs entitled "Sea" will be released this fall. Starfish, octopuses, stingrays, seahorses, sharks, jellyfish - whoever was not captured by the master! The inhabitants of the deep sea cause sincere admiration, and the quality of the images is worthy of all praise. In general, now you will see for yourself

Silhouettes at sunset: contrasting photographs of T.J. Scott

The episodes in which the heroes retreat towards the setting sun have long become a cinematic cliché. The blatant beauty of such shots played a cruel joke on them, because one cannot mindlessly replicate other people's, even if successful, finds. Aspiring photographer T.J. Scott (and, by the way, an experienced director and screenwriter), keeping this in mind, tries to bypass the swamp of clichés in which young and promising people so often get stuck. Whether the author managed to breathe life into the eternal silhouettes at sunset, judge for yourself