Graffiti at the Old Train Station by Mirka Krivankova
I enjoy capturing photographs of old forgotten places in my hometown of Mestec Kralove. This photo was taken at the old train station, where the walls have been adorned with graffiti. Sometimes, I ponder the meaning behind these symbols, but regardless, the integration of modern graffiti into the old buildings revitalizes these forgotten places, bestowing them with enchantment. These old places are thus connected through modern techniques. Urban, or urbex photography, is highly popular today, and these locations possess a unique atmosphere.
A Man with Shadows of Toothbrush by Karthick Saravanan
This photograph "The Rubbing - Documenting the Family Home" was taken at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney. The creator of the artwork had taken charcoal and paper and recreated a life-sized version of his childhood home.
The Best Piece of Meat I Ever Tasted by Rodrigo Aliaga
It is part of three photographs I took to complete my Mastering the Art of Food Photography Course, but the main idea was to invite the observer to eat an appetizing piece of beefsteak with the exotic fried yucca. The angle of the point of view is “downward,” so that’s how you should see it in front of you. Simple, tasty: the less is more. It was the best piece of meat I ever tasted.