Varghese Mathew's Photography Collections: March 2016

Thursday, March 31, 2016

Kappi - Big Sand by DennisWeissmantel

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D.C. by trashhand

Washington monument in D.C. at night. via 500px

Birch by martas

www.martinrak.cz I N S T A G R A M | F A C E B O O K via 500px

Red umbrella by carbrag

A red umbrella on a bench in misty forest via 500px

Silhouette by alessioproto1996

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Infinity by moneal

A quiet moment before the sun retired via 500px

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Zion Vibes by connorsurdi

The colors of Zion are amazing. via 500px

Surfing in the Arctic. by benjaminhardman

Off the coast of Iceland we found some epic swell. via 500px

Royal Hawaiian by moneal

Shot for the Luxury Collection via 500px

Chrysler Building from the sky by Misshattan

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Yosemite Tone on Tone by moneal

The start of a new series using epic landscapes to inspire wardrobe color. via 500px

Processed with VSCOcam with hb2 preset by Jim04

Processed with VSCOcam with hb2 preset via 500px

Relaxing afternoon in Snow Canyon State Park, UT by dominicstarley

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Ludmilla Mary/2Fik by richardrhyme

2Fik as Ludmilla Mary, photographed under the nighttime blue light district glow of Place des Festivals in Montreal, QC. http://ift.tt/1pJEVuF fb.com/2FikOrNot2Fik http://twitter.com/2fikornot2fik http://ift.tt/1qhfh0S "For three days in a row 2Fik will transform the Place des Festivals into a huge outdoor photo studio as he reconstructs the legendary Chasse-galerie using his cast of colourful characters. Kitsch, queer, trad." Born in France to Moroccan parents, the multidisciplinary artist 2Fik moved to Montreal in 2003, where he concentrates on photography that integrates performance art and video. http://ift.tt/1pJEWi7 via 500px

Wove x Cube by moneal

Our work for Wove included product and lifestyle photography. We presented the Wove Band on-body and in different contexts to promote the potential of wearable media to select partners. Art Direction by Manual Creative via 500px

Wall by CarlosCaicedo1

There are objects we take for granted because they've been part of our daily lives since we can remember. They're so well designed, modern technology hasn't been able to improve. And their simplicity is remarkably welcome to the camera. The simple, friendly little pencil is one of them. And it's an extension of our brain. A yellow pencil draws a vertical sheet as its shadow gets interrupted by the drawing. via 500px