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Elizabeth Gadd’s Striking Photographs Capture Natural Phenomena

Emerging photographer Elizabeth Gadd travels the world with her friends and captures them amid awe-inspiring scenery in locales such as Iceland, Oregon, and Hawaii. The Vancouver-based artist is drawn to grandiose vistas from mountain tops, icy terrains, and unexpected patterns in geological formations and plant life. While she calls herself a landscape photographer, Gadd inserts characters in brightly-colored clothing in the distance of her compositions. They act as guides for the viewer to navigate the unfamiliar.

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Elizabeth Gadd, Landscape, Photography

Lucas Zimmermann, Photography, traffic lights

January 27, 2017

Lucas Zimmermann, a self-taught photographer, explores light and color with his “Traffic Lights” series. The project exists in two separate parts, with “Traffic Lights 2.0” debuting just months ago. In these haunting shots, the photographer offers no human interactivity with the lights, which of course, are intended solely to move individuals from point A to B. Zimmermann photographed these in the place in which he lives and works, in Weimar, Germany.

Photographer Karen Jerzyk’s Surreal Scenes Offer Open Narratives

Karen Jerzyk, Photography, surrealism

July 27, 2017

Photographer Karen Jerzyk creates surreal works that use often overlooked spaces and themes of both horror and the fantastic. Despite what seems like a complex narrative in each piece, the artist insists that each photo is open to interpretation. She simply aims to invoke “thought and emotion.”

Jason Chen’s Stirring, Woven Photographic Portraits

Jason Chen, Photography, portraits

April 22, 2016

Intricate portraits created by Jason Chen, a photographer based in Philadelphia, come from multiple images of the same subject. But as the artist weaves them together, in a process he says explores “time, movement, process, and mutation,” a new representation of the individual emerges (and the backdrop that encloses them). And somehow, their humanity remains intact.

Benoit Jammes Photographs the “Secret Sporting Life” of Food

Benoit Jammes, Photography, Pop Culture

June 6, 2016

If you played with your food when you were a kid, then you might enjoy this set of wacky photographs by Benoit Jammes. The Paris based artist does just that in his playful series entitled "Skitchen" that explains "what's going on in your kitchen when you turn your back- the secret sporting life of our friends the fruits and vegetables."

Elizabeth Gadd’s Striking Photographs Capture Natural Phenomena

Photographer Lucas Zimmermann’s Contemplative ‘Traffic Lights’ Series

Photographer Karen Jerzyk’s Surreal Scenes Offer Open Narratives

Jason Chen’s Stirring, Woven Photographic Portraits

Benoit Jammes Photographs the “Secret Sporting Life” of Food

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