Lobbies, office towers and stairwells seem like unlikely places to find artistic inspiration, but that’s where Luis dos Santos’ photography thrives. Based in Germany, he creates images that give ordinary spaces an otherworldly feel. See his work and read more about him in our Q&A. Read more
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As a child Dale Johnson took a trip around the perimeter of the US with his family in a Volkswagen van. That experience may have helped turn him into the eager traveler and photographer he is today. Take a look at his images – you might get inspired to plan your next trip. See gallery
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Dan Hogman has made a career as an architect, while pursuing photography in his free time. In his eyes the two fields are closely related, and finds photography helps him look for new vantage points to capture architecture he likes. Take a look at his photos and find out more him. See gallery
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Raiatea Arcuri is an avid landscape photographer who maintains a website, a blog of tutorials and gear reviews, and is constantly expanding his online portfolio. His work will soon be on display at a gallery on the Big Island of Hawaii, where he calls home. Did we mention he’s only 17? Take a look at his work and read more about his journey into photography. See gallery
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Oscar Cwajbaum and his wife have been attending comic conventions together for 18 years. When they were given a point-and-shoot as a wedding gift, Oscar was eager to capture the elaborately costumed convention attendees. Now he shoots portraits of cosplayers both at conventions and on location, capturing the attention to detail and playful spirit at the heart of cosplay. Take a look at his photos and read more about his technique in our Q&A. See gallery
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Martin Kozak is a sports photographer based in Prague. His journey into photography began with a 1.3MP digital camera given to him as a birthday present more than 15 years ago. These days he’s fond of the Canon EOS 1D-X when he’s out shooting water sports, ski jumps, cycling and the occasional off-road rally. See his work and find out more about him in our Q&A. See gallery
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DPReview regular Alexander Jikharev counts Henri Cartier-Bresson among his photography heroes. When asked why, he quotes his understanding of photography as ‘recognition, in real life, of a rhythm of surfaces, lines, and values.’ That rhythm is alive and well in Jikharev’s photography. Take a look at a few of his images here and find out more about him in our Q&A. See gallery
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We see the work of our talented readers every day when they post their images to our galleries, forums and challenges. Lately we’ve been showing off some of our favorite reader portfolios in a weekly showcase. If you’d like your photos to be considered for a future Readers’ Showcase, just drop us a line. Read more
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Nicolas Alexander Otto has a big appetite for landscape photography, but his home in the Ruhr area of Germany puts him closer to urban and industrial scenery than countryside. His portfolio features a mix of the natural world and the man-made world, and is the subject of our latest DPReview Readers’ Showcase. See a sample of his imagery and find out more about him in our Q&A. Read more
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Stephen Cheatley’s love of photography started with a Kodak Instamatic 100 and has grown significantly from there. He’s an avid astrophotographer who also enjoys capturing the dramatic sunsets of his home in the northwest of England. He’s the latest subject in our ongoing effort to feature the high quality images created by our readers. Take a look at his work and read our Q&A. See gallery
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