Andy Glass is a world-class professional photographer, based in UK. His artworks are radically different to each other and brilliantly done. Andy captures photographs that on their own are gorgeous, and then he layers them into his other worldly photo composites.
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Creative Advertising Photography by Andy Glass
Andy Glass is a world-class professional photographer, based in UK. His artworks are radically different to each other and brilliantly done. Andy captures photographs that on their own are gorgeous, and then he layers them into his other worldly photo composites.
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Creative Photography by Steve Neaves
Steve Neaves, a talented and creative photographer from UK.His works are amazingly crafted with nice colors and arrangements.his portfolio consists of very interesting works.His works expresses a fusion of seduction and has been described as beautiful and sexy.
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Creative Photography by Mark Gilmore
Mark Gilmore is a photographer based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mark started out in photography during his early years, dragging his $10 toy camera along on almost every adventure. Later in life, long after that camera had been unwittingly tossed into a trash can at a fast food joint, he received his associate’s degree from SLCC’s nationally renown photography program. He continues his study of the arts at Westminster College, working on his BFA in photography while throwing a little pottery on the side.
Apart from enjoying a well rounded education, Mark spent some time working as the in-house photographer for SkinCare RX and its affiliate companies, Apothica, and Skin Botanica.
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Creative Portraits by Alex Kisilevich
Amazing melancholic photography by Alex Kisilevich, talented Canadian photographer. Alex received two BFAs from York University in Toronto, one in music in 2007, and one in photography in 2009, and he is currently working on a MFA in Visual Arts also at York University. Look carefully at the reflection in the second image and you will see that all is not what it initially appears to be.
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Portrait Photography
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