Michael Vincent Manalo is a photographer and a photo manipulator based from Taiwan. His work is inspired by the imagined memories of nostalgic and dream-like environments as well as his works document their decline into post-apocalyptic, nightmarish creations. Find out more of his journey in this interview!

Erik Johansson is a well-known photographer and retoucher from Sweden based in Berlin, Germany. He doesn’t capture moments, he capture ideas. He uses photography as a way of collecting material that will help him realize the ideas in his mind with a problem solving approach. His photo manipulation projects are highly appreciated across the world and gone viral all over […]

Double exposure is a photographic effect that often produces ghost images. Sounds creepy? Alright, check out these amazing photographs below to see what double exposure is really capable of. Some of them are done in analog photography while some are done digitally. Now, your eyes will witness awesomeness!

Eni Turkeshi is a very talented digital and analogue photographer from Albania. She creates haunting yet incredibly intriguing images that makes the viewer want to take a closer look. This post features some of her amazing work that she developed using different types of alternative printing process. Read on and discover the other side of […]

Interview with Gökhun Güneyhan First off, we'd like to know more about you. Can you tell us more about yourself? Aaa hi! And thanks for this! Well, I was born in Istanbul, in 1988 and I've been living here for all my life except for 6 months in Krakow, Poland. Those six months changed all […]

This interview features Photographer Carlos de la Rua. An amazing photographer, he is currently based in Shanghai, China. Each of his photographs is a masterpiece that will speak to your emotions and feelings. This post showcases some of his amazing work which will surely inspire you.

Turn any photo into a dot grid artwork with these Photoshop actions. You'll get great results with dots that change size. They get larger in brighter areas and smaller in darker areas. Free download available.