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Alexandra Shilova
For me photography is a way to convey the beauty of a moment, place, and preserve fond memories.
Tatiana Serova
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hamidreza sheikhmorteza
Hamidreza Sheikhmorteza is a portrait and fine art photographer with over 20 years of experience. Working in both black-and-white and color, he explores the human condition through controlled light, psychological tension, and carefully constructed scenes. Rooted in social documentary, his work moves between realism and symbolism, revealing vulnerability, power, and inner conflict.
Vlada Teaca
I create conceptual portraits that exist in the liminal spaces between reality and dreams. My work explores themes of memory, identity, and solitude. I'm drawn to create a dreamlike photo atmosphere that blurs the line between what's real and imagined. Through conceptual storytelling, I aim to make the familiar feel surreal and the internal world visible.
Aleksandra Kropivka
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Oluwatimileyin Samuel Adelodun
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Paola Francesca Barone
Pugliese e arbereshe d’origine, napoletana d’adozione, di formazione umanistica,fotografa autodidatta. Da adolescente inizia a scattare in analogico con una Zeiss degli anni '50, passa poi al digitale. Inizialmente è attratta dalla fotografia d’architettura, poi passa al minimal, all’astratto e, durante la pandemia, all’autoritratto, al ritratto e al concettuale. Dal 2020 circa la fotografia è per lei un diario emotivo e perciò conserva il tratto della scoperta e della immediatezza, anche i progetti seguono il tempo interiore più di quello esteriore. La produzione degli ultimi anni è, infatti, caratterizzata perlopiù da una dimensione rarefatta e intimista. Si va definendo meglio la poetica della “leggerezza” che procede per sottrazione degli elementi grafici e definiti a inseguire l’amalgama delle percezioni visive ed emotive. Nuova altra caratteristica è data dalla necessità di coniugare le immagini alle parole.
Katia Petrova
I got introduced to photography two years ago...during that time I graduated from many photographers who introduced me to different styles in photography. But personally, I made my choice precisely for shooting women's portraits, as well as a mother with a child.
Valery Afanasenko
I am a film photographer from Russia, Siberia While i was a university student in Saint-Petersburg, i discovered analog photography and after couple of years i decided to try myself as a photographer I didn’t realise how hard it is to find your style, the way you explain your thoughts through the photo and after studying and learning i found myself in creative photoshoots I became a creative photographer and love to generate interesting and inspiring ideas for my works! I find inspiration all around myself, literally in everything And just like that people start noticing me, following my works and me Now i am a photographer with 1,5 year experience and even like that i have publications in bung of magazines, galleries and photo books
Bill Boxer
I am a fine art photographer whose work grows out of a lifelong engagement with music, composition, and close observation. My creative path began decades ago in black-and-white photography alongside a parallel life as a professional musician. Both disciplines shaped how I see: through rhythm, balance, tension, and release. In recent years, my photography has focused on a body of work titled Close to Home, an exploration of the natural world found within my immediate surroundings. By slowing down and paying close attention to small, often overlooked moments, I work at the edge of realism and abstraction, allowing light, reflection, and chance to reshape familiar forms. Rather than documenting nature, I seek to interpret it and inviting viewers to pause, look more deeply, and experience a quiet shift in perception. My work reflects the belief that with time comes not nostalgia, but a refined way of seeing.
Francesca Longo
Working across painting, video art, and experimental documentary film, my practice investigates memory, intimacy, and the dialogue between microcosm and macrocosm.
Lubov Tolstova
I am taking my first steps in photography, starting at the age of 48. I don’t build illusions, don’t have big ambitions, but I do rejoice in my success and get an inspiration in it. I don't have any specific goal right now. I enjoy learning and being in the process. I set the goal of moving forward and finding my own style in photography, I really hope it will work out.
Irene Fittipaldi
I love art and its expression in all its forms, but the one that has magically captured me and which I can't do without is spying on the world and its things, its reality and its appearance, through the "glass eye" of the camera.
ATELIER FRØ
ATELIER FRØ is a contemporary floral styling studio nestled between fjord and forest on Nesodden, just outside Oslo, Norway. We offer modern seasonal floral styling services for companies, brands, creative agencies, galleries, concept stores or events and we’re always open to new creative collaborations. Our approach is simple: work locally, sustainably, and with respect for nature. Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do and most of our materials are locally sourced: flowers from nearby farms, plants from trusted growers and often from our own garden. Each design is made with care while using sustainable floristry techniques with an emphasis on reuse, minimal waste and to highlight natural form and texture. ATELIER FRØ is a space for growth, creativity, and connection — where nature inspires and craftsmanship blooms. — it’s a creative partner for projects where aesthetics, concept and sustainability come together.
Grant Foxon
No bio available.
Natali Horvat
Film photographer. Working with analog processes allows me to slow down and pay attention to small details, subtle gestures, and the quiet rhythm of daily life. My work is about observation and presence rather than staging. I’m drawn to natural light, familiar spaces, and details that often go unseen. Film allows me to work intuitively and embrace imperfection as part of the image.
Kastyla Torralba-Chung
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Mariia Chuchelite-Majchenko
Photography is my way of slowing down to truly feel. This journey began a year ago as an urgent inner necessity and has since grown into an inseparable part of my life. I use self-portraiture not to show who I am, but to examine where I am. It is a contemplative space where I work with raw sensations and shifting emotional landscapes.
Anna Pennie
Enjoying photography
Frankie Breakfast
I discovered photography in the second half of my life. My journey began with writing. Over time, the need to capture a moment in time and translate my perspective into a visual language led me to photography. Photography has become my way of establishing deep connections with others, revealing both my own and others' fragility, and telling stories. I found my creative voice through artistic nude and editorial photography, working with all types of bodies, shooting solo and group models, traveling around the Countries. I started in Sicily and Tuscany, then moved to Vienna where I lived for 3 years. Here I explored new ways to develop my own style. I see my work as an ongoing exploration — an attempt to merge photography with storytelling, to create images that invite to a conversation. In 2025 I got published and exhibited in several artistic reality, from Athens to London, reaching also Seattle. Right now I'm in Turin (Italy), where I'm planning my next steps
Larissa Krasavina
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Anja
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Daria Ermolaev
I’m Daria Ermolaev — photographer, storyteller, and goddess of light and shadow. Here, every image is a dive into the real: into spontaneous laughter, the warmth of a touch, the beautiful chaos of childhood, the raw power of birth. I believe beauty lives in truth. In the soft light through the window, the silence before the first cry, the moments that seem small now, but will grow sacred with time. My work doesn’t seek perfection — it seeks what pulses.Each session becomes a story, unfolding like a film: full of presence, emotion, and soul.
Ira GOshina
I am a self-taught photographer with a background in design, a producer, and a photoshoot stylist. In my work, I embrace the principle of total authorship: from conceptual development and directing to creating costumes, sets, and makeup. I personally film and edit video, transforming each project into a complete visual universe where every element is handcrafted. My signature style is an aesthetic of "psychological thriller" infused with occult motifs, translated into cinematic stories. The results of this creative exploration have been featured in professional publications and exhibitions across Europe and the United States
Marlon Ribeiro
No bio available.
Elya Kezene
My name is Elya Kezene. I was born in Moldova but have lived in Israel for over 30 years. Photography is more than a hobby. It's an integral part of my soul. It's an attempt at self-expression. It's a search for answers to the many questions that arise during our uncertain lives. It's also a quest for self-expression that never stands still.
Iuliia Shapoval
I am a junior artist based in Los Angeles, California. I began my creative career in digital design, working in advertising, merchandise, and landing page design. Over time, I transitioned into User Experience design, collaborating with international companies on complex digital platforms and design systems, including accessibility-focused projects. While this work strengthened my understanding of structure and clarity, it gradually distanced me from hands-on creativity. Seeking a more personal and expressive practice, I chose to leave my corporate role and pursue formal studies in Graphic Design in California. This transition marked an important shift in my creative path. Moving to a new country and returning to school allowed me to reconnect with physical materials and explore art beyond digital frameworks. Today, my practice includes mixed media, drawing, and pastel, with a focus on texture, surface, and simplicity. My work reflects balance, stillness, and inner reflection.
Ahmad Loukili
Ahmad Loukili is a 28-year-old Moroccan photographer whose work is rooted in black-and-white fine art photography. His practice is defined by a rigorous and minimalist visual approach, in which light, contrast, and composition function as fundamental narrative elements. Through carefully constructed images, he explores themes of human presence, solitude, movement. The choice of black and white is a deliberate conceptual decision, allowing him to strip the image of distraction and emphasize form, texture, and the emotional core of each scene.
Виктория Мухина
Я семейный фотограф и фотограф и рождения. Фотография для меня не просто работа, это доверие, это честь быть рядом в миг рождения новой жизни. Первый раз, когда я снимала роды, я волновалась не меньше родителей. Это невероятный процесс — наполненный эмоциями, силой и нежностью. Я училась быть невидимой, подстраиваться под атмосферу, улавливать моменты, которые для мамы и папы останутся драгоценными на всю жизнь. Съемка родов — это не просто про рождение. Это про первую встречу, первый крик, первый взгляд, полные любви и трепета. Это про папу, который держит маму за руку, про слёзы счастья, про те мгновения, которые слишком быстро ускользают из памяти.
Alessandra Berto Berto
Graduation in Molecular Biologist with Ph.D. in Human Genetic
Ivantsova Anastasia
No bio available.
Lemon Vlv
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Daniela Caravita
I was born in Ravenna were I received my artistic education, attending the secondary Art School and the Academy of Fine Arts, where I experienced the patient slowness of mosaic art, without ever neglecting the more immediate expressive medium of painting. Oil painting has allowed me to express a narrative that evokes the experiences of remote peoples and lands, whose stories symbolize a cyclical space-time that envelops us and makes us participants in the natural world. Color is a primary element in my canvases: in my paintings, I like to contrast the emotional power of Expressionism with the chromatic contrasts of Byzantine mosaic art. I have experimented with new modes of representation, increasingly distancing myself from traditional pictorial methods to arrive at a personal approach characterized by a sort of transformation that satisfies my need to connect form to content.
Antonella Mandato
Fin da piccola ho sempre avuto la passione per la fotografia, ma soltanto nel 2012 ho iniziato a frequentare dei corsi e vari workshop di fotografia, e li mi si è aperto un mondo fantastico... Per me la Fotografia è una forma di psicoterapia dell'anima.
sara albegiani
Hi, I’m Sara, a young freelance photographer passionate about stories and everything that is simple, authentic, and natural. My work allows me to travel the world with my beloved camera and go wherever my services are needed. Today, photography has become a way for me to meet, discover, and tell the stories around me. My experience and knowledge allow me to capture meaningful details and recreate the atmosphere and essence of what I photograph. My style focuses on spontaneity, emotion, and simplicity. I believe in the importance of capturing moments without forcing the scene or reality, allowing situations to unfold naturally and spontaneously.
Monia Vitacolonna
Monia Vitacolonna is an Italian photographer. She studied Arts and Cinema at the University of Bologna, where her interest in photography grew through a deep engagement with film language. She later pursued further studies in photography. Her work explores the body as an emotional surface, using photography to evoke inner states and intimate transformations. Through a cinematic approach, her images are conceived as stills from an imaginary film, suspended between reality and introspection. Her work has been published in international magazines and exhibited in Italy and France, including exhibitions with Imagenation in Paris.
Irina Cheremisina
Irina Cheremisina is a visual and mixed media artist whose practice combines photography, handmade techniques, and conceptual approaches. She consolidated her artistic career from 2023 onwards, developing work that addresses memory, displacement, and identity. Irina actively participates in international art fairs and photography festivals worldwide, and her work has been exhibited at the National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts González Martí, Valencia, the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, the DongGang Museum of Photography, Korea. In recent years, she has received numerous international awards, including Grand Winner at the Black&White International Awards 2025, First Place at the Monovisions Black&White Photo Awards 2025. Her work was featured in the book 100 Contemporary Ukrainian Photographers published by Form.Paris (2024) and Eyes On The World published by Kamira Institute, Paris (2025). She is a member of the School of Conceptual and Art Photography MYPH.
Giulia Filippi
Giulia Filippi (aka Iovi Sacra Art) comes from Italy and she's 35 years old. She studied Visual Arts at the European Institute of Design (IED) in Milan, and after she moved to the multicultural and artistic city of Berlin, where she studied German, photography and she took a career-oriented training and coaching course. After that and thanks to her creativity, she had the possibility to work as an illustrator, photographer, model freelance and at the same time in art galleries, museums and fashion agencies. She realized spontaneously many art exhibitions, she won several International competitions and her artworks have been exhibited and published in Italy, Austria, Germany, Portugal, United States, Finland, Great Britain, United Arab Emirates, France Turkey, Switzerland, China, Belgium, Russia, Canada, South Korea and Metaverse. In 2017 she began to study Graphic, Digital Design & Communication in Vicenza, Italy.
Aida Vaquero
Aida Vaquero es una artista visual graduada en Bellas Artes por la Universidad de Salamanca. Su trabajo se sitúa dentro de la fotografía conceptual y experimental, explorando la relación entre el cuerpo, la memoria y los estados emocionales. Utiliza tanto el color como el blanco y negro como lenguajes expresivos, seleccionados en función del discurso y la atmósfera de cada imagen. Se interesa por trabajar con procesos como la doble exposición, el desenfoque y la superposición de capas. Entiende la fotografía como un espacio de experimentación visual.
Olesja Brandt
Olesja Brandt is an emerging photographer from Germany. She works with portraiture, architecture, and art imagery, developing a minimalist style based on the purity of lines and emotional restraint. Her photographs are an attempt to connect the external world with internal experience, finding sincerity and personal stories in every form and gaze. She is learning photography independently and through masterclasses of contemporary artists.
Cecilia Gioria
I’ve always been dedicated to self-portraiture and in recent years I ‘ve used it as a way to tell my own story. For me photography is a stream of consciousness translated into images; at times it’s also a breath of fresh air. The ambiguity and concealment of my identity function both as a strategy and as a form of staging, allowing me to reveal what I believe others see in me. Through this process, I attempt to observe and analyze myself from the outside. I’ve also narrated the impact of psychiatric medication on my life—an experience that has been both salvation and condemnation. There was a long period during which I no longer wanted to take photographs. I felt extinguished, exhausted by an obsessive search for myself and in need of distance. Today I‘ve returned to photography with a renewed sense of play. I’m starting again from the point at which I once stopped, painfully.
Svetlana Konstantinova
Photography is my life. It's been a little over 15 years since I got my first camera, and I love it more and more every day.
Maria Neimantaite
Hello, my names Maria! I’m a passionate photographer who loves exploring all types of photography. I have always been a creative individual ever since I was young. Photography is something I lent towards as I grew older, I now study photography at University. I’m currently building my portfolio and want to share my work with the world!
Anastasia Mahanyst
No bio available.
Ruzana Ikhazova
Ruzana is a photographer whose practice explores form, light, and the construction of image.
Анастасия Попова
No bio available.
Yuliia Balasheva
No bio available.
Елизавета Владимировна
Я думаю что каждый человек-фотограф. Ведь каждый видел красоту и запечатлевал её в памяти. Каждый видел настоящие эмоции, радость, грусть, слёзы, сожаление, счастье. Просто у меня появилась смелость взять фотоаппарат в руки, имея лишь - глаза объективы и душу - фотоаппарат, и не закрывать на замок памяти то, что хотелось бы узреть снова. Облачить воспоминания во что то физическое, потрогать, пережить эти эмоции заново, рассмотреть - вот моя цель. Окунаться в атмосферу давно прошедших дней - эта уникальная возможность, которая нам дана и я не могу себе позволить это упустить.
Silvia Rasulo
I am a young photographer, driven by a strong passion for art. My artistic vision is influenced by ongoing visual research and a constant quest to merge with the wonders of the world around me. I capture and transform this beauty into images that, for me, are full of meaning, continuing my exploration of the relationship between body and soul in all its facets, transforming it into photographs that always retain a hint of my dreamy, childlike spirit. At just 20 years old, I decided to move to Milan to follow my dream, enrolling at the Italian Institute of Photography, where I honed my technical and artistic skills. I have recently embarked on a more intimate artistic journey, collaborating with various organizations, including ImageNation, and exhibiting my work in several international cities, including Milan, Paris, and New York.
Cedrick Andrei Matias
Stories are everywhere
Olga Dudko
Not yet professional
Kristina Nikityuk
No bio available.
Alessandro Manzotti Ferraro
Born in 1994 in Novara (Italy), I studied biology and sociology in Padua and Paris, while pursuing photography and political activism. Aspiring to have a positive impact on society, I decided to make environmental activism and photography my professions. Photography is my tool for changing the world and defending our only common home, planet Earth. Even without explicitly addressing ecological issues, my photographic projects have an essential environmental and ethical foundation. Ecology and lyricism come together to approach the themes of environmental crisis from a poetic and subjective angle. A single thread connects them: the sense of belonging to the place we consider our Home, origin and vault of memory, as well as a space that is a source of comfort and security, but also and above all the sense of distress we feel when this bond of belonging is broken. A place that is as much a physical space as an idea, a concept, the home of the Self and the spirit.
Pavel Titovich
Pavel Titovich AFIAP (born 1983 in Belarus, USSR, now Belgorod, Russia) is a Russian photographer and artist. Uses traditional black and white analog materials, he is engaged in film development and printing.
Natalie Pitirimova
Art-photographer. Saint-Petersburg
Manfred Kubanik
No bio available.
Ekaterina Bazhul
Exploration of the feminine body as a living landscape — where nature, technology, and emotion intertwine. Key themes include: • Nude Art & Self-Portraiture • Connection between Nature and the Human Form • Symbolism, Metaphor & Transformation • Abstract Organic Patterns • Feminine Identity & Emotional Authenticity “Bare Essence” – Group Nude Art Exhibition Bali, Indonesia — 2025 ArtCrush Gallery – Digital Exhibition Indonesia, Belgium, Spain, Netherlands, Romania, Finland, United Kingdom, Italy, South Africa, Jordan, India & Portugal — 2025 Several of my works were showcased on large-scale digital screens across multiple countries as part of ArtCrush Gallery’s international digital art program, which brings contemporary art into public spaces worldwide. “Art of the 21st Century” – Group Exhibition Union of Artists of Russia, Rostov-on-Don, Russia — 2025 Participated in a national art exhibition organized by the All-Russian Creative Public Organization and more
Yulia Zelenska
I am a Ukrainian photographer currently based in Vienna, working with conceptual, portrait, and nature photography. My practice explores themes of memory, time, corporeality, and the fragile relationship between the human body and the natural world. Through minimalistic compositions, subtle color palettes, and tactile visual language, I create images that reflect inner states rather than external narratives. Water, organic materials, light, and the female body often appear in my work as metaphors for transformation, vulnerability, and resilience. My artistic approach is deeply influenced by contemporary conceptual photography and poetic visual storytelling. I am interested in slow observation, traces of time, and moments that exist on the edge between presence and disappearance. Photography for me is not documentation, but a space for quiet reflection and emotional resonance.
Arina Iakovenko
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Olena Orlova
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Maria Abbadessa
No bio available.
Lena Sokolova
Born in Novgorod in 1986. Has been living in Moscow since 2008. Passionate about photography since childhood, ever since her parents gifted Lena a film “soapbox” camera. She has used various cameras over the years. Due to her new hobby — photo hunting — she switched to a more advanced Nikon D850 camera. She has a degree in theoretical physics and works at INR RAN in Moscow. Colleagues are accustomed to seeing Lena with her camera. Like family and friends, they support her in everything. The driving force behind Lena’s creativity is the desire not to miss the main events happening around her. That’s why she finds photographing everyday life particularly interesting. Recently, she has taken a liking to shooting with the Soviet Helios lens. This adds unpredictability to her shooting process, teaching patience and quick reactions to changing scenes. Although she gets many spoiled shots, the pleasure from successful frames is much greater than when using advanced modern optics.
Julia Smirnova
Photoartist Photography is my passion. Most of all I like fine art style photography. Also I like reportage photography of cultural events - concerts, performances, exhibitions.
Gorka Gil Fernández
I'm just a psychologist who has always loved photography, and this time, I've finally decided to start learning.
Liidia Klemmer
My name is Lidia. I’m a photographer from Tartu, a small town in Estonia. I’ve been photographing since 2023. I grew up in a small village, and that’s where my love for rural aesthetics, simplicity, naturalness, and the quiet beauty of nature comes from. I’m especially inspired by the way light and shadow shape the world around us.
Маша Журина
I'm a portrait photographer. I photograph women. I like to show them as they really are.
Marina Odintsova
I'm a beginner photographer. I mostly shoot landscapes and everything around me.
Anna Spector
I am a visual artist and photographer exploring embodiment, intimacy, and the beauty of imperfection. My work is rooted in self-acceptance, shadow integration, and the therapeutic dimension of image — where photography becomes both mirror and ritual. I specialize in visual storytelling, body-based self-inquiry, and archetypal practices that reconnect people with authenticity and emotional depth. My process blends psychological insight with natural light and organic movement, translating inner states into visual form. With 13+ years of international experience before fully devoting myself to art, I created the “Archetypal Portrait” series and facilitate transformative photo-sessions integrating body awareness and narrative identity. I believe in the healing power of seeing oneself — truthfully and tenderly. My mission is to help people rediscover their aliveness, make peace with imperfections, and find beauty in what was once hidden.
Viktoriia Lyubchenko
Viktoriia Lyubchenko is a Ukrainian-born visual artist and photographer based in North Dakota, USA. Her work explores identity, cultural roots, and the emotional landscapes that connect people across borders. Through portraiture and surreal visual narratives, she creates spaces where personal stories and collective memory converge.
Sofia Zakharchuk
Trained as a psychologist, she explores the delicate thresholds between outer reality and the inner world, using photography to give tangible form to what usually remains unseen. Her work delves into the dualities of existence: matter and spirit, consciousness and the unconscious, past and present, searching for the silent dialogue that unfolds between them. She is also drawn to the collective unconscious of different cultures and the symbols through which it surfaces, revealing universal connections that transcend geography. Her images invite viewers to slow down, look beyond appearances, and sense the quiet depth that resides in every place and every person.
Bordeniuc Vladislava
My name is Vladislava Bordeniuc, and I am an artist from Moldova. I have always envisioned myself in the creative field since childhood. I hold a degree in Graphic Arts and currently work as an art instructor, while developing my own course on art history. In March 2025, I held my solo exhibition “POZVONOCHNIK” at Plai Gallery, presenting mixed media works alongside my father, Dmitri Bordeniuc. During the same month, my work was also featured at the National Gallery Constantin Brâncuși. Over the years, I have participated annually in exhibitions honoring Jan Matejko and have exhibited in the Organ Hall of Chișinău. In 2021, my work was shown internationally in Bucharest, Romania. Through my art, I explore various mediums and techniques, blending traditional and contemporary approaches.
Tatyana Kazankova
Обожаю снимать пейзажи, портреты людей❤️
Anna Zurashvili
Anna Zurashvili is a designer and photographer. She was born in 1981 and lives and works in Minsk. She is trained in design and art photography. She has been involved in photography since 2005 and in design since 2000. Currently, she works in the genres of experimental and conceptual photography, using both color and black-and-white imagery. In her projects, she explores human emotional states and the nature of personality. Anna's works have been featured in exhibitions and published in magazines and print media.
Fuad Sarkar
I used to do painting in my early childhood. And I also started reading story books since then which helps me to see things differently. Myself Fuad sarkar. I born in a beautiful village in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. The soothing and amazing nature around me inspire me to take photographs. I never learn photography academically. But I always have passion about it. Specially Nature and Human life attracts me to take photos. My personal favorite is black and white photography. I may don't know about the grammer or techniques of photography but l love to take photographs whenever I get a chance. It's my ultimate happiness. Taking photos brings joy to my life.
Kaheem C Thomas
I started photography by doing street photography in New York and Philadelphia. The amazement of see the energy of people's souls in the re eyes. There smiles that transform the back to there uncovered innocence. I do fashion editorials and portraits. I love the creations I make when I draw with light.
Yuna Skvortsova
I’m a budding photographer, and I’m just taking my first steps toward developing my photographic identity. I truly love Fine Art and black-and-white photography. I love seeing in people what others overlook, and I strive to reveal all the beauty that’s seemingly hidden from view. Every person is beautiful to me, and each one has their own depth and beauty
Urvantsev Eugeniy
Я пишу красоту этого мира,свет и цвет,формы и их сплетения,пытаясь передать атмосферу природы через холст)
Anna Butyrskaia
I'm a visual artist. During my live I've tried to use my vision in various areas like web-design, makeup, videography. Finally I came up to photography. Main focus in my art the reflection of humans feelings through the abstract and surreal forms mixed with documentary elements. I love making photos and projects that are provoking real sense, deeply touching and inspiring rethinking of things.
Dmitri Bordeniuc
Hello, my name is Dmitri Bordeniuc (Chisinau, Moldova). I am a professional Taekwondo coach, and I’ve dedicated my life to studying martial arts and Buddhism. I've been practicing photography for over 10 years. Early in my career, I focused on street and landscape photography, participating in international exhibitions in Paris, Vienna, and Budapest. Since 2020, my interest has shifted toward portrait, fashion, and nude photography. Through my work, I explore the beauty of the human being, both external and internal, and aim to express it through the lens of surrealism and impressionism. In 2021, I held my first solo nude photography exhibition, titled "The Birth of Venus," in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 2025, I presented the exhibition "POZVONOCNIK" in Chisinau, Moldova, a collaboration with my daughter, Vladislava Bordeniuc, a graphic artist. From November 15 to 18, 2025, he participated in the imagination Paris 2025 exhibition. With love, Dmitri Bordeniuc(Shhaman).
Aleksandra Soboleva
I chose love. I started taking photos back in school; I loved hanging out with friends by the sea and capturing photos. My parents didn't allow me to take a camera, but I quietly slipped out of the house with it, despite the restrictions. I couldn't do otherwise. This impulse is hard to compare to anything else. I only decided to devote myself to photography in 2022. At first, I shot for coffee shops and restaurants, perfume brands, clothing and jewelry. But love won. I chose to photograph couples because of my incredible sentimentality and my love for love. I feel like everything is in its place when people are tender and attentive to each other.
Radika Baglai
My story began with what I saw from my side, and I realized that the world is not what we see it in the frenzied rhythm of life! I realized that I want to show the moment of sincerity, I want to show a person how he does not see himself, I want to show that the world is beautiful and we are all a moment! And then I started filming everything that surrounds me
Fedorova Yelizaveta
I'm passionate about creating unique artistic shoots and sharing unforgettable emotional experiences. I recently acquired a 1993 Polaroid to bring even more atmosphere to my work. For me, photography is about capturing genuine moments—the here and now—which through my lens become frozen in time forever.@
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Giandomenico Veneziani
Giandomenico Veneziani was born in Bisceglie, a seaside town in Puglia. He graduated in Marketing at the University of Bari. His journey began as a self-taught photographer, approaching photography from a young age. Over time he learned the different techniques and the infinite possibilities of artistic creation. Photographic experimentation finds broad expression during his travels in Europe, Asia and South America. In 2019 he created a personal photographic project entitled "El Camino - Faces and places around Sacred Valley" set in Peru. He is inspired by people, their stories, faces, emotions. Photography represents for him an important means to share feelings and stories of the photographed subjects. He loves to take inspiration above all from music, painting, books and films. To fill his baggage he studies with passion and attention the most important photographers who have made the history of photography, approaching the great masters of fashion photography.
Tiago Ribeiro
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Darya Laikova
I've been filming for a year, and I've already been to 5 international exhibitions... I exhibited my works in Chicago, Paris, Moscow and St. Petersburg... photography is a way of self-expression for me.
Svetlana Shmeleva
My name is Svetlana. I was born and raised in Russia. Now I live and create in Serbia. I enjoy capturing motherhood and women, showcasing their beauty. In my work, I explore the themes of changes in the female body related to motherhood and aging. I want to normalize the natural changes in the female body so that women can see the beauty in them and live in harmony with their nature.
Kolenteyeva Natalya
Колентеева Наталия Владимировна родилась в 1982 году в Хабаровске. Долгое время она работала коммерческим фотографом. После перерыва в карьере она решила исследовать творческий аспект фотографии, изучая искусство и его влияние на фотографию. Поскольку коммерческая фотография больше не приносила удовлетворения, она решила сосредоточиться на творческой фотографии и коллажах. Колентеева Наталия долгое время работала с женщинами, что и определило ее творческое направление. Она начала создавать фотопроекты о роли женщины в обществе, с исторической точки зрения. С помощью фотопроектов она исследовала женскую сексуальность и социальные стереотипы, связанные с ролью женщины. Колентеева Наталья также исследует мир через свои фотопроекты и делится этими идеями через фотографии и коллажи. Цвет, законы взросления, устройство мира тоже интересуют Наталью. Работы Колентеевой Натальи характеризуются глубиной и юмором.
Alla Vidovskiy
I'm Alla, from Germany. I see you definitely)
Zahra Nouri
I hold a Master's degree in Architecture and am an avid photographer with a deep passion for artistic expression. My photographic work specializes in conceptual, minimal, and landscape photography, showcasing a distinctive aesthetic that explores the intersection of built environments and natural beauty. My creations have been featured across numerous international publications and online platforms, reflecting the recognition of my artistic vision in the global creative community.
Anna Fors
I am developing in the genre of black and white art nude and fine art photography. I love the aesthetics of black and white photographs with all my heart. With my creativity, I show every person his beauty in his uniqueness, I show beauty in simplicity and naturalness, I capture the moments of life with my camera. I try to fill my works with history, meaning, and emotions so that they evoke an emotional response in the viewer.
Anastasiia Tikhonova
Lives and works in Moscow, Russia. Anastasiia's artistic projects are related to the human need to explore inside and outside world: by playing different roles as a cosplayer, dancer or actor. Why the ability of being the other person makes us feel so happy: by analyzing the human created spaces and the spaces, where the human has no much rights. How different spaces influence us. EDUCATION 2024 Photoplay, Methods of photo projects presenting by Olga Matveeva (book e lab) 2024 Uroki legend, The art of photography by George Pinkhasov (Magnum) 2023 Fine Art school (now Polezreniya school), Visual perception development by Vladimir Seleznev (best photographer in fine art, Russia 2011)
Emile Khalikov
I loved cinema before I learned to love photography. All the intricate plots, fascinating characters and breathtaking locations won my heart over and over again. Now, as a photographer, I strive to create all my series as if they were stills from an imaginary movie that you can’t wait to watch. I create characters for my models and capture them as they interact, develop and tell their stories. My work has been published in numerous magazines, including ICONIC, Dehazed, Photovogue, Dodged, Sguardo, and Plakat, and presented at international exhibitions such as Imagenation Paris.
ATRIUM's Choice
Carefully curated artworks selected and approved by our editorial team
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Unconscious
by Sofia Zakharchuk
A story about the unconscious that is always with us. We don’t know when or where it will reveal itself, but it follows us wherever we go, leaving traces like a misty haze.
Summer joys
by Lena Sokolova
The photo was taken with a Rolleiflex 3.5 B and a Tessar lens. The film was developed by the author.
KORA - THE MOTHER WORLD
by Giandomenico Veneziani
In a distant galaxy, the Mother World dominates and imposes its power with arrogance and deceit. Everything is crushed and destroyed except hope. Kora, daughter of fire and wind, guilty of a crime she did not commit and betrayed by what she once called "family", is forced to flee. She reaches a new World, initially hostile and distant from her own. She will have to adapt, mastering her warrior instincts, full of revenge and hatred. Little by little she will learn to love, living in harmony with nature. She will find a home, friends and something to fight for, defending what she can finally call "family".
Dawn in the mountains
by Marina Odintsova
666
by Dmitri Bordeniuc
The World Away
by Giandomenico Veneziani
““She landed in our world she learned to be with others, she got to know customs and traditions, language and feelings. She never misses an opportunity to tell about her world away from her where they are all like her but she dreams of a ship that is her friend to bring her back to her native world where she feels at home.” The World Away is a photographic project with a cinematic style oriented towards the science fiction genre. Through a succession of images in sequence we want to visually tell the story of our main character who, for some reason, finds himself catapulted to Earth, deserted, inhospitable and hostile. He has a very specific purpose, that is to find a source of lost energy, contained in a casket that centuries earlier had been sent to Earth so that the inhabitants could benefit and use it not only as a source of energy, in fact, but as a source of aggregation and kindness towards others.
The Night Market
by Cedrick Andrei Matias
Between warmth and cold's embrace
by Yuna Skvortsova
Flesh and stone whisper in different languages, one speaks of spring, the other of the snowy heights, and somewhere between them, peace is born
Nameless Star
by Dmitri Bordeniuc
A work from the "Moon in Water" series, inspired by Basho's poetry. Taken in the fall of 2025.
girl with a saw
by Pavel Titovich
wetplate
Mountainous relief
by Marina Odintsova
Souls of the Urban Halls
by Cedrick Andrei Matias
Stories from the urban corners of the city
Where the City Endures
by Cedrick Andrei Matias
Canon & MACYS photowalk
Folds
by Emile Khalikov
Morning light
by Emile Khalikov
Fashion portraits
by Maria Neimantaite
I have always loved exploring different types of photography but normally tend to lean more towards fashion photography. Growing up my dad also had a passion for photography which meant me and my sisters would model for any photoshoots. Now that I’m older and my dad has passed his love for photography to me I always turn to my sisters if I need a spark of inspiration for my photography.
Through the Mirror
by Anastasiia Tikhonova
A reflection on self-perception and reality, exploring the duality between what we see and what truly exists.
My Inner Home
by Anna Zurashvili
Part of the My Inner Home series exploring themes of emotion, identity, and personal transformation.
Layers
by Olesja Brandt
The series of black-and-white portraits explores the face as a space of layered identity. Covered with a texture reminiscent of clay or stone, the body transforms into a metaphor for the inner landscape — fragile, vulnerable, and at the same time resilient. Closed eyes and hand gestures capture moments of silence, self-awareness, and inner dialogue. These images speak to the multifaceted nature of human existence, where the external form becomes a reflection of deep, often inexpressible states.
Perfectly Imperfect
by Giulia Filippi
The perfect geometric figure, the circle, is broken in the representation of her logo. This symbol is her mirror: it reflects herself and her vision of the world and it is always associated with her slogan “I try to find beauty in things that are imperfect. Like me”. She always felt unsatisfied with today's society's communication. She have felt imperfect for many years in a world that would want her to be too perfect and promotes values of absolute perfection (bodies, thoughts, job career, family…) until, after years and years, she simply learned to accept herself and turn all her inadequacy into a plus. She brings the same poetics into digital art. She began to distort everything she was given by society: everything seems to be too perfect, too schematic, too pre-set, too symmetrical and at the same time so terribly unreal. Always hovering between realism and surrealism, between irony and riddles of the modern man, Giulia mixes bright colors to give life to an environment where thanks to her art and above all, thanks to multiple self-portrait techniques, she can feel more comfortable, free and real.
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Looking Glass
by Bill Boxer
Looking Glass explores reflection as both subject and metaphor. Using water and natural surfaces, the photographs dissolve familiar forms into shifting, uncertain spaces that sit between observation and imagination. What appears at first to be representational slowly reveals itself as abstraction shaped by light, movement, and chance. Rather than documenting a scene, the work invites viewers to question what they are seeing and how perception is formed. These images ask for pause and close looking, allowing meaning to emerge through ambiguity rather than explanation.
Looking Glass
by Bill Boxer
Looking Glass explores reflection as both subject and metaphor. Using water and natural surfaces, the photographs dissolve familiar forms into shifting, uncertain spaces that sit between observation and imagination. What appears at first to be representational slowly reveals itself as abstraction shaped by light, movement, and chance. Rather than documenting a scene, the work invites viewers to question what they are seeing and how perception is formed. These images ask for pause and close looking, allowing meaning to emerge through ambiguity rather than explanation.
Mount Etna Erupting
by Francesca Longo
A memory of a big eruption I experienced while living in Sicily.
Настроение Япония
by Lubov Tolstova
Портрет вдохновлен японской живописью
Respiro
by sara albegiani
Specchio dell' anima
by sara albegiani
Untitled (self-portrait)
by Natali Horvat
This self-portrait explores the relationship between presence and absence through light and shadow, using my own reflection and silhouette as the subject.
Portal
by Anastasiia Tikhonova
Those two persons are the dancers in a dressing room 10 minutes before the plastic dance show Macbeth
The head is not a safe place
by Cecilia Gioria
It’s a space where incompatible elements coexist without resolution. No one truly prevails. Nothing is ever completely deleted
Мать
by Виктория Мухина
Icarus I
by Dmitri Bordeniuc
Siren 4
by Anastasiia Tikhonova
The project was inspired by Alberto Mielgo’s short film Jibaro. The director of the film, together with his talented team, created realistic world in 3D without using actors and scenery on the set - only a computer and imagination. I was interested in the form of communication between the characters. The lack of words did not interfere with the development of the plot of the film, but on the contrary - added attention to the details of the story. The plot seemed relevant to me for our time, and perhaps the heroine can be found in a modern city. My hero lives in Voronezh city in the south of Russia. In this project, the story of the Siren with a divine voice is told in the format of photographs. This was a big challenge for me, because in this format there are much more restrictions: to talk about voice without using a sound, to show movements without using a video series. This is, in my opinion, the charm of photography.
Siren 3
by Anastasiia Tikhonova
The project was inspired by Alberto Mielgo’s short film Jibaro. The director of the film, together with his talented team, created realistic world in 3D without using actors and scenery on the set - only a computer and imagination. I was interested in the form of communication between the characters. The lack of words did not interfere with the development of the plot of the film, but on the contrary - added attention to the details of the story. The plot seemed relevant to me for our time, and perhaps the heroine can be found in a modern city. My hero lives in Voronezh city in the south of Russia. In this project, the story of the Siren with a divine voice is told in the format of photographs. This was a big challenge for me, because in this format there are much more restrictions: to talk about voice without using a sound, to show movements without using a video series. This is, in my opinion, the charm of photography.
Siren 2
by Anastasiia Tikhonova
The project was inspired by Alberto Mielgo’s short film Jibaro. The director of the film, together with his talented team, created realistic world in 3D without using actors and scenery on the set - only a computer and imagination. I was interested in the form of communication between the characters. The lack of words did not interfere with the development of the plot of the film, but on the contrary - added attention to the details of the story. The plot seemed relevant to me for our time, and perhaps the heroine can be found in a modern city. My hero lives in Voronezh city in the south of Russia. In this project, the story of the Siren with a divine voice is told in the format of photographs. This was a big challenge for me, because in this format there are much more restrictions: to talk about voice without using a sound, to show movements without using a video series. This is, in my opinion, the charm of photography.
Vulnerable Acts
by Elya Kezene
Vulnerable Acts is a photographic series that examines sensuality, solitude, and the porous boundary between self and the world. Across six works — Dissolution, Fracture, Cocoon of Light, Inhale, Between, and Vulnerability — the body negotiates openness and concealment through veils, meshes, and ephemeral gestures. The works register a movement: from dissolving into light (Dissolution), through splitting and multiplicity of presence (Fracture), to enclosure beneath a translucent sheath (Cocoon of Light), and onward to intimate acts of breathing and attentiveness (Inhale). Between sets the face on the threshold between revealing and withdrawing, and Vulnerability names the series’ central concern: how fragility becomes a way of presence and endurance rather than mere passivity. Taken together, these images propose vulnerability as a material condition — a space where risk and resilience, exposure and protection, softness and resolve coexist. The series reframes solitude not as absence but as an encounter: a field in which the senses test the boundary of the self and discover modes of being that are at once fragile and durable.
Rainbow Reverie
by Monia Vitacolonna
Love story
by Елизавета Владимировна
Ловить Любовь
Origin from the depths
by Monia Vitacolonna
Where summer lives
by Anna Fors
Where summer lives is a visual exploration of childhood memory, of how it feels from within: endless, bright, and utterly real. Water from a rusty pump, a leap into hay, bare feet on an old windowsill — these simple scenes become symbols of freedom and happiness, which in childhood are taken as the most natural part of life. The series reminds us that childhood is not a time but a state of soul, perhaps the most honest and pure thing we are able to carry within us.
Dualism
by Olesja Brandt
This series of photographs explores dualism as an internal state rather than as a contrast of external roles. The feminine and the masculine here exist not as gender markers, but as two coordinate systems — vulnerability and control, intuition and structure, the physical and the social. They coexist within a single body, engage in dialogue, conflict, and temporarily reconcile. The heroine's image is deliberately split: reflection, divided outfit, changing attributes. Dress and suit, flower and strict line, bare skin and closed form — visual codes through which the process of self-identification unfolds. The mirror becomes a space of interaction. The project addresses the fragile balance between the internal and the imposed, between who a person is and who they have learned to be. Dualism here is not a conflict to be resolved, but a state in which genuine presence is possible. The series invites the viewer not to choose a side, but to linger in the moment between them.
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