Out of focus

cape town-based artist philip barlow's blurry oil paintings capture scenes in which figures and objects are seen solely for their interaction with light.

Cape Town-based artist Philip Barlow paints abstracted depictions of the cityscapes at night, blurring the focus of street lamps and headlights the way our eyes or a photographer’s lens might when adjusting to a city’s bright, multi-colored lights. In this way, Barlow paints from perception rather than reality, showcasing the beautiful ways we process our daily surroundings. In the foreground, the paintings feature overlapping orbs of white, red, and blue light, which obscure blurred…

Adored by everyone from Henri-Cartier Bresson to Sebastião Salgado, the Leica compact revolutionised photography – taking it out of the studio and onto the streets. The exhibition Eyes Wide Open! celebrates 100 years of pivotal moments

Light cannot be kept outside the equation when speaking about pure photography. Obviously Photography as we all know is about capturing light. Having said that, every art form is bound to get ruled or separated

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Almost every one of us feels bad when we click a picture "focus out" But there are few artists out there who intentionally shoot things the wrong way sorry their right way. Those blurry out

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Reminiscence is a creation by the artist Hengki Lee. Category People, Male, Visual poetry, Surreal, Photography, Digital. Sony Alpha 850, Lensbaby. 4 distinctions, 11K views, 64 appreciations, 4 comments, 9 favourites, 1 group project.

Often portrayed in the nude, Eleanor Callahan is sometimes the central event of a striking picture. In other memorable photographs, she is a tiny but powerful feminine force.