Tag Archives: travel photography

Kristina Makeeva is a photographer from Moscow, Russia. If you don't love Russian style yet, after looking at her work you definitely will. Kristina has created Winter Serie where a flurry of white powder swirls around colorful architecture and light-filled trees – Moscow, during the winter, resembles a snow globe. On her website you can also find a hilarious photographs of the cat. Cutlet because that is cats name, is very majestic and quite phlegmatic at the same time, what definitely helped Kristina during the photoshoots. But this is not...

Taking photos of famous landmarks when you are travelling is basically like brushing your teeth in the morning. Everyone does that more or less in the same way. The fun part starts when someone is doing the job more creatively. Just like Londoner - Rich McCor aka Paperboyo figured out his unique style of photographing places that he was travelling into. It all started with British landmarks that McCor photographed with whimsical paper cut outs. 28 year old Rich McCor creative agency worker, started this original photo series for the...

Mitchell Kanashkevich is a travel photographer, a workshop leader and author. His main passion lies in capturing disappearing ancient cultures and the human condition in unique, challenging situations. It's obvious that Mitchell's range of subjects is fairly broad, but whether he is capturing nomadic shepherds in India, life in the last traditional villages of Eastern Europe, or sulfur miners working in a volcanic crater, his common aim is the same - to capture the human element. Take a look at our selection of Mitchell Kanashkevich photos. For more please visit...

Every year National Geographic invites photographers from around the world to participate in The Traveler Photo Contest. Photographs are gathered in four categories: Spontaneous Moments, Travel Portraits, Outdoor Scenes and Sense of Place. At Traveler Photo Contest 2015 you can see winning photographs and of course many others. Today I like to show you some of my favorite photos from this contest. Choose your favourite one!     images via travel.nationalgeographic.com...

Marco Guerra, Chilean photographer and director who lives and works in New York City. His work has been published by the likes of Conde Nast Traveller, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Bergdorf  Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Black Book, the New Yorker Magazine, and other publications. Guerra's work is a result of a multi pollinated cultural identity. His images are both abstract and figurative, as he addresses the narratives of distorted reality, traces,  repetition and condensing of time.   all photographs belongs to @Marco Guerra...

I can talk on and on about Trey Ratcliff he is one of my personal idols. Hi is best known from his website stuckincustoms.com, which has become the #1 Travel Photography Blog on the Internet. Trey's work first became popular after he had the honor of having the first HDR photo ever to hang in the Smithsonian. He is also know for unique way in which he captures and processes the world around him. Be careful this information will shock you, Trey Ratcliff grew up blind one eye. maybe this could have...

For those who don't know him yet, Murad Osmann is an Russian photographer that found great idea to document his journeys. Along with his girlfriend Natalia Zakharova leading the way by his hand, he travels round the world. This series "Follow Me To " is full of interesting places, energy and mystery. What creates this mystery is a girl back turned, never exposing her face to the camera. The first photo was taken in Barcelona, in 2011, where Nataly was angry at Murad for always snapping shots, so she grabbed his...