Archive for 'People'
Eric Fortune Watercolor Paintings
The beautiful watercolor paintings of Eric Fortune. Packed with emotional nuances he creates soft yet riveting lighting and atmosphere. With uncompromising patience and discipline he slowly builds up his luminous characters and worlds until they radiate life.
Illustrations by Mark Fredrickson
Mark Fredrickson is one of the talented and finest Artists from Tucson, Arizona. He studied in Chattanooga and learns photography & drawing. His works shows inspirational and motivational illustration. He works as freelance illustration. He got many awards from its Amazing and Exceptional illustrations. See below to his amazing work.
Photography by Valeria Heine
Valeria Heine is 23 year old photographer living in South Florida. You can buy prints here. Visit her gallery.
Photography by Rick Nunn
Rick Nunn is 27 year old multi-disciplined designer based in United Kingdom. He love to design stuff & take photos. He recently finished his 
Three Six Five photo project, he takes a photo everyday for 365 days.
I’m a graphic designer that accidentally fell in love with photography. I’m from Lincoln, UK & I enjoy experimenting with lighting, portraits & street photography. I’m always looking for interesting people & things to shoot, interested?
Checkout some photography of him..
Portraits
Tour de France 2010
The bicycle race includes a total of 20 stages and covers 3,642 km before finishing in Paris on 25th July.
Great Leaders
Colonel Khadaffi’s visit to Italy has proven that oldskool dictators are still alive and kicking. The Libyan leader was dressed in his finest uniform to impress prime minister Berlusconi. But Khadaffi certainly isn’t the only dictator who likes a little pomp every now and then. More examples below.
Running with the Bulls
Pamplona is celebrating the annual San Fermin festival. Made famous by Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises the festival attracts revellers from all over the world. All of them participate in the big water & wine fight that kicks off the celebrations, but only the brave few actually run with the bulls. Afterwards the toreros finish the animals off in the arena of Pamplona. Don’t think though that the bulls are the only casualties; since 1924 fourteen runners got killed and countless others were injured. As the last pic illustrates: this year’s runners are next year’s cripples.
