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Saturday Spotlight: Volume 004An Interview with-
*Einsilbig

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Einsilbig's Gallery
> Please introduce yourself, in your own words. What are your interests?
Hi, and thanks for the feature! My name is Julian, (un-)known as Einsilbig here on deviantART. My interests are many kinds of Art (music, especially guitar, and singing; and photography of course), Psychology as I am studying that, badminton, and there was a time I was cooking a lot :).
> Where did you begin with artistic endeavours? How did you come across Abstraction or Surrealism?
I really have to say that a year ago I didn't have any interest in abstract or surreal art. More specifically,

Friday Feature: Issue 005A Collection of -
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Friday Feature: Issue 008A Collection of -
Recent Discoveries

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:iconsnowfall-lullaby: :iconLeMatos: :iconboiledfrog: :iconadibudojo:
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Saturday Spotlight: Volume 002An Interview with-
`limnides

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limnides' Gallery
> Please introduce yourself, in your own words. What are your interests?
I’m `limnides on here, but elsewhere I’m known as Alysia. I come from a painting background, but my interest in light and time gravitated me toward photography during my second year at uni. I also like to sleep.
> Where did you begin with photography? How did you come across Abstraction?
I’ve always had an interest in photography, I think. My first camera was a purple 110 with Mickey Mouse on it... I liked the way the flash-bulbs would explode. In high school I took a sem

Friday Feature: Issue 004A Collection of -
Recent Discoveries

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:icontesener: :iconblackseafoam: :iconblueviolette: :iconbe-awesome-or-die:
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Saturday Spotlight: Volume 003An Interview with-
*Coldwave-Enigma

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Coldwave-Enigma's Gallery
> Please introduce yourself, in your own words. What are your interests?
My name is Rui Luz, I was born twenty-six years ago and my main interests are Art, especially photography and music; Nature, from simply getting lost in a forest to the human kind; and Caffeine. ;)
> Where did you begin with artistic endeavours? How did you come across Abstraction or Surrealism?
Well since I was a kid, I always held a drawing pen: my imagination was always my biggest friend and along with a pen I spent most of my early days between paper sheets and even

Friday Feature: Issue 002A Collection of -
Recent Discoveries

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Urbex #2Urban Exploration is the exploration of man-made structures. Usually these are abandoned ruins, or components that used to be part of everyday life but are no longer seen on a regular basis by the human eye. This series of articles aims to highlight exactly what Urban Exploration is, how it's achieved and the some of the best Urbex Photographers here on deviantART.
The internet has provided Urban explorers with many opportunities to garner news of new locations, the best places to go to 'urban explore' and what to avoid. Additionally social media means that we can share places that others will never see, and never hoped to see until the introduction of the internet and the ease with which we can communicate. So as this series goes on, we're going to look at some of the top Urban Exploration websites, at the current time, online. Contamination Zone is dedicated to Photographing Urban Decay across the United Kingdom. As far as urbex sites go, i

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With the start of a brand new year, lots of resolutions are set, promises made and aspirations begun to be aspired to. What are your Photographic hopes and dreams this year? Have you just finished the 365 photography challenge? Or the 52 week Photography challenge? Are you ready to take a break? Or are you just embarking on something like that and are fresh and excited for what it might bring? With that in mind, take a look at a very interesting article from =Eitvys200 it explores the Photography Gallery Records. And why not consider heading over to #deviant365 to begin your 52 week journey of challenges and inspirations?
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Famous Photographs: The Afghan GirlIf you run a google search on what are the top famous Photographs of all time, The Afghan Girl is sure to appear. She is truly a face from History and one that many across the globe have tried to capture within others time and time again. But what exactly has made this image and its photographer so captivating?
Source: Daily Mail/National Geographic/Steve McCurry
Eyes, they say, are the window to the soul. And capturing such a piercing and expressive look in a photograph is a highly sought after skill. The Afghan Girl exhibits suspense, suspicion and a sense of distrust at the person behind the lens, she gives off an air of maturity, a foreboding feeling - a vulnerability behind years of strength. That, is what makes her so captivating.
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Saturday Spotlight: Volume 007An Interview with-
~Dyloulee

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Dyloulee's Gallery
> Please introduce yourself, in your own words. What are your interests?
I don't consider myself as a photographer, but rather as an image-maker. I always love art. Whether it is the visual arts such as painting or photography, but also music and literature. I love dreams and I need to get away from it all.
> Where did you begin with artistic endeavours? How did you come across Abstraction or Surrealism?
I'm totally self-taught and I got to photography and digital art intuitively. In my youth, I used to make collages; that's really fun. Later, I found the same pleasure with photo-manipul

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`Senecal Feb 18, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

Excellent. Thanks for organizing and sharing those.

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^arctoa Feb 19, 2013 Student Photographer

^{My pleasure.}

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*MaddLouise Jan 15, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

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^arctoa Jan 16, 2013 Student Photographer

^{I'm glad you approve.}

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*MaddLouise Jan 19, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

lol, I really do.

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*crh Jan 15, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

beautiful collection, great feature.
Thanx for adding me as well

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^arctoa Jan 16, 2013 Student Photographer

^{My pleasure, of course.}

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*ChaLee9533 Jan 15, 2013 General Artist

So sorry for the delay in responding I'd like to say a belated "Thank you" for adding my image to your feature. Always nice to know that my work is appreciated. I took a few weeks off to complete some work that I fell behind on. Your support is greatly appreciated as always. Regards, Charlie

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^arctoa Jan 16, 2013 Student Photographer

^{No need to apologise, and you're most welcome: it was my pleasure.}

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*regularjane Jan 15, 2013 Photographer

Fab finds!

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