Federico Alegria

Classic photography surrealism, well-familiar for those passionate for the craft’s history. The trick here is not the juxtaposition or the double exposure, but the lighting and tonal treatment given to this black and white conversion. Genius shot, exquisitely crafted @tersha, thanks for sharing this magnificent piece with us.

Within the diverse images shared for the weekly call, this shot was notorious and pushes the limits of what can be considered as a landscape photograph. Centred, rough, filled with character and flaws; just like the ancient satellite balancing the waters of our world.

In the original thread, Wendy mentioned this being just a test prior to the…[Read more]

Intentional camera movement while achieving such clean and aesthetic way is a huge photographic accomplishment by itself. But doing so while retaining a storytelling element is just something unique that can only be explained by the presence of a talented eye. Congrats mate, you captured a contradiction; that accent of colour is everything, yet it…[Read more]

This is the work of a true master of light and there’s very little to be said. The engulfing feeling of this portrait is exquisite, and the main reason I can think of for it being so daunting and mysterious. Also, I dare to say this shot works as a fine example of how one can break the rules and go for a centred approach while still avoiding a…[Read more]

Such a regular yet unusual view of the shore. The beauty of this particular vantage point lies on how natural yet challenging it is to capture nature in such a direct and recognisable way. A true abstract representation of a multitude of emotions clashing on the surface of our souls.

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