Be different photography

Two years ago, San Diego photographer Edward Honaker was diagnosed with depression—that moment represented the beginning of an arduous process of coming to grips with his own self-defeating tendencies and representing them in his art. As he told the Huffington Post, “All I knew is that I became bad at the things I used to be good at, and I didn’t know why. ... Your mind is who you are, and when it doesn’t work properly, it’s scary.” His self-portraits have a pleasingly elemental quality…

Black umbrellas & one red umbrella in the middle art

The contrast, the texture, the story…so beautiful… {Photo by Marcin Ryczek}

The odd one out - this is me. I will stand for my GOD any day~ He has blessed me with so much.

Solitary figures wander through vast, dreamlike worlds in artist Kasia Derwinska's striking images. Derwinska, who is currently based in Spain, combines

She. Music Box Fifteen.

You may think that the walls you’ve placed around you define you, or protect you, or at least provide some sort of structure to your life. But in reality? You don’t need ’em. …

A 32 days fine art project based on self portraits by Alessandra Favetto - A forced dive into the inner self to find out the endless facets of human personality.

Lately I have been obsessed with the idea of miniature portraits. I like shrinking people (usually myself) into tiny beings and merging them with the surroundings. The tiny world fascinates me in so many different levels. These are the pictures of my series "A SMALL WORLD".