Exposure
MCP Actions™ puts the most interesting photo projects in the limelight. Inspiration is only one click away! We are all photography fans and we want to see what others are creating. Photographers form a creative bunch and the most amazing photo projects are right here for you. We can bring you in the limelight of photographic excellence by exposing awe-inspiring artwork to you!
Honoring military members through The Veteran Art Project
People serving in the military are often forced to live a double life. It is hard to express your true self when in combat, so this is why we have to remember that soldiers are humans, too. Photographer Devin Mitchell is using his talents to pay a tribute to military members in a compelling photo series called “The Veteran Art Project”.
“We Never Met”, but we know all about you
Photographers Alex Mendes and Hugo Catraio are capturing photos of strangers’ backs. The shots are then coupled with fictional stories about the subjects, which are representing conversations the authors never had with the subjects. The project is called “We Never Met” and it is an exciting street photography series.
Light painting at its finest in “Motion Exposure” photo series
Light painting is one of the first things people do when they get a camera. However, some photographers will choose to make a career out of it and to come up with amazing long exposures. Artist Stephen Orlando is one of them and he is attaching LED lights to athletes to create unique patterns for his “Motion Exposure” project.
Foster children overcome adversity in “Stories Worth Telling”
A photo is worth a thousand words, they say. This is why photographer Rob Woodcox is letting this amazing project to do all the talking. The artist has created the “Stories Worth Telling” series, which depicts children facing adversity in order to get to safety as a means to raise awareness of foster children, who need your help.
Super Flemish: portraits of superheros envisioned as paintings
Have you ever wondered what your favorite superheros would look like if they lived in the 16th century? Well, photographer Sacha Goldberger has set on a quest to find out. The result is called “Super Flemish” and it consists of portraits of superheros as well as villains re-imagined as 16th century Flemish paintings.
“The Day Dreamer”: surreal portraits in a wonderland
Canada-based photographer Gerald Larocque is using his “unconscious and suppressed memories” for “The Day Dreamer” photo series. The project consists of portraits of subjects found in a rather cold setting, which quickly turns into a wonderland featuring real subjects along with unearthly elements in a surreal world.
Dream wedding photos inspired by “The Little Mermaid”
Mathieu Photography and Mark Brooke Photography have teamed up along with the Your Cloud Parade store in order to capture the perfect wedding on camera. Inspired by The Little Mermaid, Ariel and Prince Eric have posed for the dream wedding photos of people looking for ideas for the most important day of their lives.
Power Hungry: differences between the rich and the poor
Photographer Henry Hargreaves and food-stylist Caitlin Levin have created a touching photo series that is meant to make us aware of what has happened throughout history in countries ruled by dictators. The project is called “Power Hungry” and it reveals the contrast between the daily meals of the rich and those of the poor.
Photographer hides in trash can for surprise proposal photos
If you are looking to propose to your significant other, then you have to capture the event on camera. However, you must conceal your plans. How do you do that? Well, photographer Chance Faulkner’s successful idea has been to hide in a trash can. The result consists of the perfect surprise proposal photos of Adam and Bailey.
Photographer celebrates Halloween with Polaroid pumpkin camera
We hope that you enjoyed Halloween! A very important part of this celebration, in addition to dressing up and going trick-or-treating, is carving spooky pumpkins. A photographer named Nic Persinger has decided to combine his work with his Halloween tradition. The result is a functional Polaroid pumpkin camera that captures medium format images.
The Death Of Conversation caught on camera by Babycakes Romero
Photographer Babycakes Romero has captured “The Death Of Conversation” on camera. His photo series proves that smartphones are killing socialization, as people are more connected to their smartphones than to their fellow humans. This amazing project should be a wake up call for people before they completely forget how to socialize.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 winners announced
The winners of the 50th edition of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 contest have been announced by the National History Museum in London, UK. The grand prize has been awarded to American photographer Michael “Nick” Nichols, courtesy of his amazing black-and-white photo of a pride of lions.
“Baby Blues” and “Under Pressure” photo projects by Guia Besana
Italian photographer Guia Besana is touching sensitive subjects with her photography. The artist has created the “Baby Blues” project, which depicts the struggles of a working mother. Furthermore, the “Under Pressure” photo series is detailing the pressures women are experiencing in today’s society.
Adrian Murray captures the magical “Moments” of childhood
After a major health scare involving his eldest son, an occasional photographer has decided to become a professional. This decision has been made in order to capture the most important “Moments” in one’s life: watching his children growing up. Adrian Murray is now capturing dreamy portraits of his kids playing in the outdoors.
Simon Roberts “Chasing Horizons” to capture 24 sunsets in a day
Have you ever thought about seeing 24 sunsets in a single day in person? Well, most people think that this is not possible. Well, photographer Simon Roberts has proven that you can do it as part of the “Chasing Horizons” campaign. With help from a Citizen watch, Simon has been able to capture 24 sunsets in one day!
The Brown Sisters: Forty Years of portrait photos by Nicholas Nixon
Photographer Nicholas Nixon has documented the aging process of four sisters for the past 40 years. His project is called “The Brown Sisters: Forty Years” and it consists of portraits of four sisters, one of them being his wife, named Bebe. The results are simply stunning and every photography fan should take a closer look at it.
Brinson + Banks equals love and kisses all around the world
Kendrick Brinson and David Walter Banks are two married photographers and the authors of a mesmerizing photo project. The couple, who goes by the name of Brinson + Banks, is recreating a passionate kiss whenever the opportunity arises. This way, they couple will document their love story with a series of amazing photos.
“Judging America” project wants to put an end to prejudices
Stereotypes and prejudices are still not uncommon in today’s world. People are still labeling one another, when they should stop doing it in order to find out their true potential. Photographer Joel Parés is aiming to prove people that they should not have preconceived ideas using an amazing photo project called “Judging America”.
The lives of nomads in Mongolia as documented by Brian Hodges
Photographer Brian Hodges has traveled to more than 50 countries. He has captured lots of photos during his travels and today we are looking at his series depicting nomads in Mongolia. Brian Hodges has decided to document the lives of people who need to be on the move throughout the year in order to avoid extreme conditions.
Malkovich: Homage to photographic masters by Sandro Miller
John Malkovich is a famous actor who starred in some amazing features. Sandro Miller is one of the most popular contemporary photographers with a keen eye for portraits. The two have teamed up in order to recreate famous portrait photos in the “Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich: Homage to photographic masters” project.
Le grand silence: the touching story of a young shepherd
Photographer Clémentine Schneidermann is documenting the life of her brother, called Nicolas, who has chosen to become a shepherd at the age of 17, through the “Le grand silence” photo project. Now 21, Nicolas is living in isolation somewhere in Southern France, a decision he has made years ago after failing in school.
Recent Posts
