Kirsty Mitchell is a phenomenal fine arts photographer from England and best selling author of the photographic Wonderland book. Inspired by the tragic loss of her mother, Kirsty’s fantasy photos encompass the meaning and emotion behind each story her mother read to her as a child. Take a look at Flickr’s exclusive interview with Kirsty on the Flickr blog!
His photographs of homeless individuals from around the world started as “a personal statement of closure and then they go on to be a powerful statement of humanity.”
Read more about Lee Jeffries and his work on the Flickr Blog: http://blog.flickr.net/en/2017/11/28/honoring-lost-angels/
Flickr Hero of the Week:
Blue Theme by Robert Elia
Flickr Hero of the Week:
“flying in the fog” by robbi falz
High-resWe’re featuring Mikko Lagerstedt on the Flickr Blog! His phenomenal landscapes are out of this world. Read more to find out about his work.
http://bit.ly/2Ail4bq
Flickr Hero of the Week:
Drone’s eye view over Wiltshire by Andrea Heribanova
Flickr Hero of the Week:
Sparkling dew by gregor H
We love your photos and we’re looking for new ways to promote you. Each week, we replace the Cover Photos (aka Hero Images) on our Flickr social media channels, so we thought, why not create a group and seek your submissions directly here.
Flickr Hero of the Week:
All together Yoga! by Mirko Pradelli
Via Flickr:
A Group Yoga lesson in front of the Canadian PArliament, Ottawa, from the top of the Parliament Tower.
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Flickr Hero of the Week: Lighting the Milkyway by Alex Berman.
