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A single unforgettable day in Scotland led to three incredible additions to my Abandoned limited edition fine art photography collection.

"This artwork is a reminder that what sustains life is often invisible to the eye. It’s about celebrating the hidden, the underground,...

In the heart of the Namib Desert, a fierce storm transformed a chaotic landscape into a moment of calm serenity.

Discover the personal journey and historical significance behind the creation of "Salt of the Earth," a unique portrait of Nelson Mandela.

With each layer added, the once mundane trees bloomed with vibrancy, inviting viewers to explore the depths of Samantha's imagination.

A stunning collection of monochrome landscape prints taken as a tribute to Ansel Adams and his zone system.

Several years ago I received a message from friends travelling out in the countryside: "We have just driven past an interesting burnt...

I must confess that this place, which carries an undeserving name. A place of solitude, steeped in history, had taught me a simple lesson ..

The story behind Martin Osner's breathtaking print, "Majestic Peak". ...The intermittent breaks in the clouds created dappled light on the m

The weekend promised great photography, with high seas and interesting cloud cover, it all started with a BANG or should I say a WAVE.

In this body of work, I decided to take a complex seascape and deconstruct it to its bare essentials by using slow shutter speeds combined..

The story behind a quirky portrait by Martin Osner. Here is the story behind my new artwork, "Dawid van die Wolve" (David of the Wolves) whi

Modernise your home or office. An informative article on selecting the perfect photographic print and frame.

Why is it that most people, when it comes to specifically wall art, prefer simplicity over complex imaging?

It's strange, but very rarely do I know with absolute certainty that what I have just photographed will work.