Get off the ground and JUMP! That’s exactly what Natsumi Hayashi is doing for her pictures or better for her levitating self-portraits. What looks like easy fooling of the gravity is the result of up to 200 jumps for one picture. Effort that pays off in amazing pictures! Whether in pedestrian zones, on escalators or in front of monuments – it is all about capturing the moment! The Japanese artist definitely found her own style. Let’s jump!

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„Haut Couture is timeless”. That’s exactly what Cathleen Naundorf pictures seem to scream at you. Her pictures take you both on a time travel through the greatest moments of fashion and back to the old days of photography. The vintage style makes her photographs remind you of postcards or celebrity photography from the past century.

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Style. More Style. Gregory Crewdson!
The American photographer Gregory Crewdson, born in 1962 in Brooklyn, has a very unique view on the world. His photography is just as unique – it is actually more than photography. Cinematic photography might be the best way to describe his way to work. What looks like a snapshot of everyday’s world is the product of weeklong work.

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James „Jim“ Nachtwey is more than just a photographer. He is one of the most succesful and influential war photographers, documentary photographers and photojournalists of our times. His aim to create an antidote against war, famines and social injustice lead Nachtwey to various battlefields.

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Andrew B. Myers is a photographer and digital image maker that resides in Toronto.

Recently selected as one of Canada’s top emerging photographers, with works displayed internationally, Andrew B. Myers is rightfully recieving recognition for his amazing photography. He grew up in the empty countryside of southwestern Ontario in Canada. Graduated from Ryerson University in Toronto he began his life as a photographer.

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