Fairy Tale Travels in Venice by Robin Yong
Remembering Venice, like a page out of an old fairy tale book. The medieval city of Venice, with its cobblestone pathways, fabulous canals, and many bridges – is certainly one of the most beautiful and
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Nature is within us – Photo Paintings by Michael Nguyen in a permanent exhibition at Gauting Town Hall (Munich Metropolitan Area)
What is outside is no longer outside. Trees, forests, mountains, rivers, lakes. Michael Nguyen has transformed these elements in his artworks into feelings, fantasies and dreams. They become part of our inner nature, part of
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Emotive portraits that convey a story and a homage to people who died of COVID-19 by Sarah Bultitude
Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sarah Bultitude grew up surrounded by photography. Her Grandfather and Father were both avid amateur photographers. She loved watching prints emerge from her Father’s garage darkroom and sat through countless slide
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Thierry Lair – A deep thinking artist and his poetic voyages
Nature is the common thread of Thierry Lairth‘s images. The themes that are dear to him, water, the forest, and its edges, the fields that dot his everyday world. Among these themes, water occupies a
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The small Berlin treasure box of Lena Lisken’s collected photographs
Let us take a look into the small treasure box of Lena Lisken’s collected works. She has come to Berlin as a stranger to neatly sort the wildly scattered objects of a colorful drawer before our
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With Robin Yong in Cuba
Cuba is an interesting travel destination because it is one of the few Communist countries left. Everything seems to be stuck in the 1950s – the roads, the buildings, the shops. For many, Cuba is
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(great) Expectations by Vicky Martin
Rock Paper Scissors by Vicky Martin Bound by Vicky Martin (great) Expectations is a series of portrait and still life photographs which explore ideas of conformity to the stereotypical, individual and societal expectations of femininity
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Fine Art Photography by Frank Peters
Frank Peters is a Fine Art, Travel and Landscape Photographer from The Netherlands. “Fine art photography is the creation of tranquil non-existing moving moments”, Peters says. “Images that tell more about the photographer than the
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Contemporary Germanic Psychedelia by Jack Savage
In his new series from 2020 Jack Savage strives to create modern photographic art – imbued with the same free-thinking, experimental and innovative approach, and creating the same impact that the musical genre of “Krautrock”.
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Femme Fatale by David Drebin
“In a unique manner, David Drebin’s work combines voyeuristic and psychological viewpoints. He offers the viewer a dramatic insight into emotions and experiences which many of us have doubtlessly felt at some point of our lives.”
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Fly and fall with Rezki Sterneanto
What if words cannot convey our ideas? We turn to images. What if our reality is different and bigger than the reality? We turn to surrealities. That was the journey of Rezki Sterneanto, who becomes
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Naturalself and the outbreak of human desire by Mu Chum
Mu Chum is an independent publisher, photographer and artist based in Nanjing, Hefei and LA. His works are often drawn from life, and digging out the inner life from the simple things. He insists that works should
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Color reflects the characteristics of an architectural landscape by Shuchuan Liu
Shuchuan Liu is a photographer from China, based in Japan. He mainly shots architecture and urbanscape pictures. In his opinion, it is easy for people to empathize with the beauty of an urban landscape, but
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Ghost by Ruth Penn
It seems to me that since the outburst of COVID-19 at the beginning of the tear 2020, I, or actually, all of the people of this planet have been living in an alternate, surreal, unimaginable,
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Contemporary Photographic Street Art (2020) by Jack Savage
This series showcases the work by Jack Savage within mixed media photographic genres – studio portrait photography -painting and graffiti – created as a contemporary celebration for his love of 1980’s street art – with
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Fascinating architectural scenes by Ahmad Kaddourah
Ahmed Kaddourah is an Abu Dhabi-based photographer from Palestine. His interest has originally emerged from an architectural background as he studied architectural design. Later through developing his study with the passion for photography, he began
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A different reality by Domenico Masiello
The Italian photographer Domenico Masiello has been creating another reality from the reality with his digitally edited B&W photos. He usually takes out architecture landmarks and makes them extremely three-dimensional. By doing so, he gives
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Surrealistic conceptual works bathed in color by Elena Paraskeva
Elena loves to create surrealistic conceptual work bathed in color and is often inspired by everyday life and popular culture. She is an international Conceptual Photographer and Art Director. Having lived and worked in the U.S
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Shores and Seas by Gundula Walz
Gundula Walz loves the sea, the open space, peace and quietness of this special landscape. She uses long-exposure photography to visually reproduce exactly these moods. During the digital post-processing of her photos, she often “paints
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Selfhood by Vicky Martin
The series “Selfhood” is in part inspired by the proverb “The eyes are the window to the soul” and a desire to challenge the need to see the eyes within a portrait. The intention in each
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Animals in lost places by Marcel van Balken
The series of animals by Marcel van Balken in lost places is a conceptual serie of old, derelict and no longer inhabited buildings with a rich history. Characteristic, abandoned locations all photographic sets where the ‘lost
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Leisure time by Massimo Siragusa
Massimo Siragusa works have been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries in Italy and other countries. He received four World Press Photo Awards, three Sony World Photography Awards and two MIFA Awards. If you like
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In the fairytale-like, fantastic and mystical worlds of Martina Singer
“10 seconds self-timer – that’s how much time I have to position myself in my “black box”, which I built especially for the recordings in my studio. Blurriness is wanted.” Martina Singer’s photographs are characterized
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Surreal art of everyday life by Philip Mckay
It was in 1996 when Philip Mckay entered the world of digital art. He never took it serious, he was just learning about layer masks, smart objects, masking and the 3d side of photoshop. Over
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Noir Portals and The time of Corona by Fran Forman
“I have long been drawn to and inspired by artists and art forms that evoke solitude, mystery, or self-reflection through color, chiaroscuro, and geometry. I pay particular homage to the patterns and abstractions of the
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Life is a colored chessboard by Muhammad Al Masri
“We can make art out of everything around us only if we look from a different perspective.” That is the belief of Muhammad Al Masri, a photographer and an amateur chess player in Jordan. From
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Nowhere by Xavier Blondeau
The Nowhere series by Xavier Blondeau is first and foremost an urban story. An underground story where the absence of landmarks leads us to feel the emptiness that gradually settles between us. The underground car
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Lost by Yves Noir
Yves Noir centers his photographic work on depicting the human being in his original state. Against this background, his nude portraits are particularly not intended to present erotic moments, but rather to convey the natural
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Bare Beauty by Luciano Corti
Black is an insulating element that envelops female bodies, sometimes fragile and sometimes mysterious. Mystery and a feeling of anxiety pervade them, always denying the face to the observer. Starting from a classic theme: the
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In a colorful world by Hardijanto Budiman
Vibrant. Graphic. Stylized. That is the color palette of Hardijanto Budiman. This complements, contrasts and punctuates so well the designed, industrial shapes and figures that he mysteriously uses. Sometimes for social commentators, sometimes for aesthetical
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Sea of Serenity by Bernd Walz
The common purpose of art and science is to find the truth. That’s what Bernd Walz has been doing for all his life with photography. As a scientist Bernd Walz used photography only for documentary
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Gus’s World
GUS, the Spanish photographer combines a variety of photographic techniques, especially multiple and long exposures, and takes us on a magical journey into the depths of his imagination. His images are complex, simply executed and
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Not in Kansas by Vicky Martin
“Not In Kansas” is a series of constructed narratives, inspired by the tenacious, self-reliant character Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz. Her particular narrative resonates with our artist, Vicky Martin, on multiple levels: she exudes
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Movements & Symmetry in Diversity by Franc Lacorte
Clean, simple, and yet fascinating. One can say so about Franc’s pictures. The cleanness and simpleness are achieved by basic blocks of colors, the simplicity of composition, the minimalism of arrangement. The beauty is created by
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Visions of daily chaos by Thomas Vanoost
Is this world static or dynamic? Chaotic or orderly? Or is it just a matter of perception, of how we feel? This series has its roots in ontology, the study of the nature of
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Pastel Glow by Lee Smith
The Pastel Glow series evolved while Lee Smith was vacationing on Florida’s Gulf Coast. “As I walked the beaches and neighborhoods, I was taken by the gradation of blue that was created when the water and sky
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Flower Arrangements by Naraphat Sakarthornsap
Naraphat Sakarthornsap lives and works in Bangkok. As a member of LGBTQ+, in many of his works, he wants to present the stories of inequality in society through photography and installation art based on his true
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Movement, shape and form by Sherrie Nickol
Sherrie Nickol is a fine art photographer who captures moments in time – and in life – with an almost tangible warmth and energy. She grew up in Osceola, Arkansas and has lived her adult
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Brutalist Symphony by Gigi Chung
Brutalist Symphonyby Gigi Chung “Brutalist Symphony” is an ongoing series of photographic captures of William Pereira’s brutalist architecture. Brutalism has often been associated with cold and unwelcoming facades. This series of images seek to emphasize
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Scenes from Lower Bavaria by Bernd Walz
Bernd Walz has been traveling with his camera in country areas of Germany for several years and takes pictures for his project “Rural Areas”. He loves wide, open landscapes that spread out seemingly endlessly under
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In Conversation With by Jasbir John Singh
“In Conversation With” is a conceptual series in which Jasbir John Singh invited different personalities to freely express themselves in front of his camera without any creative direction from him – an act he termed as
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Lori Sloan’s North Star
“When I step outside into the world, I see geometry. This is my North Star, my organizing principle around which all other objects are placed. Geometry grounds me and it grounds my photos. It helps me to
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Baku by Wulf Rössler
A new work assignment in Baku, Azerbaijan, in January 2020. Wulf Rössler has never been there before and there was not much for him time to prepare the trip. Baku, a name he only knew from Formula
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14 Storytelling Images
Photo by Jasbir John Singh Impressive photographs selected in August 2020 from our Instagram account #tagreemagazine. 14 pictures with a great story. See the great work by our storytellers: Shobha Gopinath (Singapore), Roderick Field (United Kingdom), Flerida
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10 Photographers you should follow on Instagram (1)
We have selected 10 impressive pictures featured in August 2020 in our Instagram #tagreemagazine (btw, there is a lot to discover) from 10 photographers you should follow on Instagram: Jürgen Sobkowiak, Antonio Luis Remartinez, Gus, Donell Gumiran,
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Emergence by Gigi Chung
Gigi Chung is a San Francisco-based fine-art photographer who mainly works in medium-format digital photography. She has come to focus on architectural abstracts with a minimalistic approach. She finds the juxtaposition of light, shadows and lines in architecture
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The Folly of War – A Storytelling Image by Jack Savage
Jack Savage was born 1980 in Northampton. His interest in photography and cinematography began with his fascination with cinema from an early age. Before he actually started in photography, he was an amateur filmmaker experimenting
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Stillness in the flow of time by George Digalakis
Minimalism, both as a philosophy of art and life, has deeply influenced George Digalakis’s work. He draws inspiration from various objects: the sea, the sky and from his emotional response to them. It is in the
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Into dreams by GUS
Combining a variety of photographic techniques, especially multiple and long exposure, Gus takes us into a magical journey into the depths of his imagination. Using fine-arts techniques, mixed with modern photographs, his images are multi-layered,
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Salty Places by Bettina Gouchet
Though having an education in photography, Bettina Gouchet is working as a librarian in a school. That might have something to do with the fact that her photos are like literature. She is an author,
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Mountains by Frank Peters
Mountains always mesmerize us. With their striking ruggedness. With their incredible heights. With their spectacular mass and commanding sights. Nothing we have ever made can be compared to them. That’s why they are both our
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Timeless portraits, old world sensibilities by Jack Savage
A series of painterly portraits with an Old World Style. From the Italian Renaissance through to post Second World War – Jack Savage attempt to take his subjects back in time. All of the models
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The silent ultimatum by Jack Savage
A follow up to Jack Savages critically acclaimed series “Noirisms”. This series is again indebted to the ghosts of our shared cinematic past, and the cinema of Film Noir (1920-50). Monochromatic tones and shadows are prevalent –
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Lost in the infinite space of information by Heinz Innerhofer
These photographs radiate beauty, harmony and tranquillity. They seduce our gaze and cast a spell. Only at second glance does their disturbing and cryptic message unfold. Photographer Heinz Innerhofer and musician Tina Auer are the visual
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Dimension conversation by Gigi Chung
Inspired by Deconstructivism in architecture, Gigi Chung’s works explore the geometric juxtaposition of various building edifices. These surfaces contain unifying patterns and elements which create pulsating visual rhythms, facilitate eye movements within the image. Depart
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In unknown worlds of the subconscious by Michael Nguyen
Michael Nguyen is a Photoartist living in Munich. Is this world real? Or is it just all in our head? What if what in our head is all that is true? Or maybe all of
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Life is simple and complex by Ibrahim Nabeel
No one understands the simplicity and complexity of this life better than Ibrahim Nabeel. Living in Jordan, where individual life seems simple but constrained in an intricate society, Nabeel knows how to walk the fine line in
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The unconscious and conscious dreams and desires of Jack Savage
Jack Savage is a 39-year-old fine art photographer from Northampton, England. He has always retained a passionate interest in photography, cinema and the arts since a young child. His earliest forays – were into Super
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The mutual influence between man, object and space by Jürgen Sobkowiak
Jürgen Sobkowiak is a freelance photo-artist from Germany. In fact, he loves the photo art and not the photography because the only thing that fascinates him is the artistic expression. In his artworks (influenced by
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Why look into the distance by Stefan Zimmermann
“Why look into the distance…” So is a winged word based on the opening verses of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s quatrain “Erinnerung”. After the photo series respectively photo tour from Tenerife at the beginning of the year, longing
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TAGREEs window # 7 – Bogdan Kotewicz
Diverse, different points of view and styles are presented in the section “TAGREEs window”. We are neither elitists nor dogmatists in the world of photography. We are not alien to the world but also do
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Humans by Heinz Innerhofer
In a way, the circus is the contemporary Real-Time-Real-Avengers-Marvel-Comic-Version of the theatre – not necessarily in its lightness or playfulness, but in the fact that there are people, extraordinary people and superheroes who do things that are
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A new life in the watcher reality by Stéphane Pellennec
Stéphane Pellennec is a French self-taught photographer living in Finland with his family since 1996. Since his childhood, he has used music and drawing for expressing himself. He started to be interested in making pictures in
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By the water by Mats Reslow
Mats Reslow is a photographer living in Sweden in the countryside outside the city of Malmö. He has been creating mostly abstract paintings all his life but now the last couple of years he found
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In the realm of silence by Renate Wasinger
Renate Wasinger is 37 years old and works full-time in the real estate industry. She lives with her boyfriend in beautiful Bavaria, near Rosenheim. Ever since she discovered photography for herself in 2013, photography has
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Conceptual Photography by Jack Savage
Today photographer Jack Savage talks on TAGREE about his interests, passions and his career as a conceptual photographer. Jack Savage is a fine art photographer and digital artist. Born in Northampton, England (1980) – He was
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Architecture Photography by Ibrahim Nabeel
Ibrahim Nabeel is a photographer from Jordan. Interested in art photography and fine art, he always tries hard to express himself by pictures, it’s the language of peoples first to him. “Out of the ordinary.
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Fine Art Photography by Karim Bouchareb
Karim Bouchareb is an Algerian Fine Art photographer while working as a legal administrator in an industrial company in Annaba(bône). He tries to fuse reality with the imagination of things that can take people out
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The lens is the one true eye of Fadwa Rouhana
The Palestinian woman Fadwa Rouhana has developed her photographic work though her own experimental efforts in a long journey with the camera, for being raised in a place shattered by hurdles and injustice, it became
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The fragile & absurd reality of human existence by Jürgen Sobkowiak
When you look at Jürgen Sobkowiak’s images, you do not only see photographic artworks but also some performance and installation art, and above all authenticity. All is excellently done alone by himself without any artificial
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Floating in the world of Olga Merrill
Olga Merrill is Russian abstract photographer based in Maine, USA. However, she doesn’t recognize herself as a photographer. She uses photography as a tool like any instrument to play music or a brush for painting.
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Kanella Tragousti – Artist & Photographer
Kanella (Nelly) Tragousti was born in Amalias Greece, in 1959. 1976 – 1980 She studied philology at Athens University. 1980 – 1983 “Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes“ of the Sorbonne University (Diploma about the relation
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Barry Pickering & Jack Savage: A Blast from the Past (2015-2019)
This is collaborative studio portrait series by photographer Barry Pickering, modelled and edited by Pangea Prize winning digital artist Jack Savage. The theme is based upon time travelling – Barry casting Jack into different eras
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When someone does a journey by Stefan Zimmermann
This is how a folk song by Matthias Claudius begins. What almost Alexander von Humboldt in 1799 and since then countless tourists have been driving to the island of Tenerife can only be circumscribed by desire and curiosity.
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The Daily Psychedelic by Jack Savage
This color series by Jack Savage is indebted to his record collecting past, and love of Psychedelic and Progessive music from the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. Again – as a certified Adobe expert in
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Definitive Ambiguities by Jack Savage
As the contemporary photographic world moves as if in fast forward, this series from Jack Savage is committed to the power of memory, and the haunting events of our shared cinematic past. The title ‘Definitive
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The changeability of human and his changeable nature by Heinz Innerhofer
In his photo series “Methamorphosis” Heinz Innerhofer shows the changeability of human and his changeable nature. We experience phases of development and every 7 years one is a “new” person, and every decade attitudes, opinions
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