Discarded objects

Overview “A portrait is not a likeness. The moment an emotion or fact is transformed into a photograph it is no longer a fact but an opinion. There is no such thing as inaccuracy in a photograph. A…

Although you might think that you're simply looking at discarded objects, what you're actually seeing are carefully carved and painted wood

Although you might think that you're simply looking at discarded objects, what you're actually seeing are carefully carved and painted wood

Although you might think that you're simply looking at discarded objects, what you're actually seeing are carefully carved and painted wood

Barry Rosenthal is a New York City based photographer who shoots color and black and white fine art limited edition botanical photographs for healthcare and hospitals, hospitality, hotels, spas, botanic gardens and corporate art collections. His Photobotanicus and Lost in Nature images are shot in fields, forests and beaches where he arranges and collages flora, ferns, twigs, straw, wild berries and weeds to create his graphic healing images. The Found in Nature series is created using…

In his series "From The Street," artist Tom Pfannerstill has created thoroughly convincing painted wooden sculptures of discarded objects. The

"Forks Knives Spoons" - "Found in Nature": The language of trash - photography by Barry Rosenthal - Pictures - CBS News

Although you might think that you're simply looking at discarded objects, what you're actually seeing are carefully carved and painted wood

This photo links to 'apart' theme because the different sizes pieces of the smashed bottle expressively denote the idea of being 'apart'.

Photographer Bobby Doherty‘s images are super saturated, hyperrealistic, and brilliant. I love when an artist takes an ordinary everyday...