Paper textures are incredibly common in design. They are useful for creating a grunge feeling, as well as providing texturing or depth to a variety of different design styles. They are also useful for backgrounds for typographical artworks. Creating paper textures isn’t very difficult. Simply lay out a piece of paper and take a picture of it. However, paper can also have character, such as crinkles, stains, scratches and other wear. Here, I’ve selected 10 of my favorite paper textures that are all free for you to download and use: Old Paper Texture Grungy Paper Texture Paper Stained Paper White Paper Canvas Paper Distressed Paper Paper Background for Poems Drawing Surface Paper Texture Coffee Cup Stained Paper Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Pink Colored Paper Free Texture Friday - B&W Grunge Paper Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 5 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper Sheets Free Texture Friday - Color Stained Paper

Hey guys, today I have another set of grunge wall textures for you. I do have a lot of these in stock, but I’ll try to diversify with different textures in the coming weeks and months. These are great to add grunge and vintage effect to your designs and illustrations. Enjoy them! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (66Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Yellow Grunge Wall 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall with Windows Free Texture Friday - Cracked Gray Wall Free Texture Friday - Grunge Rust 2

Clowns are amusing, comic performers who use a variety of humor styles to entertain an audience. Usually wearing heavy makeup and wearing a costume, with colorful hair and clothing, clowns are frequently found at circuses, fairs, and parties, as a way to entertain the crowd. Many people are afraid of clowns though. Referred to as coulrophobia, the fear of clowns is often attributed to the nature of exaggerated facial features, costumes and behavior of clowns that can seem unnatural. Whether you find them amusing or terrifying, clowns are certainly distinctive, and that is especially true when photographed: Sometimes When I Miss You So By Hari Sulistiawan joker Family By Hamze Dashtrazmi PUNAKAWAN By Ario Wibisono Little Kiss By Hari Sulistiawan pagliaccio By Luis Romero Clownhouse By mario grobenski - psychodaddy The Show Must Begin By Cosimo Barletta dejection By Hari Sulistiawan Deaf By Hamze Dashtrazmi Bad Shit By Peter Kemp harlequin By Lao XIII The Morning After The Circus Left Town By Shawn Van Daele Mask In Mask By Hamze Dashtrazmi Send in the Clowns By Lauren Bates The Joker By Great Greengoblin The Rocker By Eolo Perfido joker By benoit paille The Art of Life By ambra The Clowns By Marcus Björkman Shock The Monkey By Daniele Porceddu Emptiness By Eolo Perfido Circus Nightmare By Jessica Pinnell Halloween By Danielle Tunstall Clownville, L’Hommage By Eolo Perfido sly clown By Ekaterina Ponkratova Clown Shoot - Bernadette By Mike Garza Nightmare By Ekaterina Ponkratova Jester By Stefan Nielsen why so serious…? By Fitra Pranadjaja Why so serious? By Ricardo Bustos Related Posts Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Photographers at Work in Pictures Fun and Interesting Photographs of Puppets The Art of Flour Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf

Photoshop is by far one of the most powerful image editing tools available, and it’s used by both individuals and businesses alike for everything from photography to graphic design, web design and computer graphics. For photographers especially, Photoshop has a large number of useful tools, but frequently, the same editing tasks are performed multiple times. Photoshop Actions are a programmed set of tasks that automatically are replayed when the action is used. This allows for a given effect to be applied to a set image without having to re-do each step, while still having control over the finished product. Here’s some free and useful Photoshop actions that you’ll love: Black and White Free Autumn Photoshop Action Channels Photoshop Action Photoshop sunlight and sundown action Cinema Photoshop Action Infrared Photography Action After Dark Action Photoshop Sharpening Action Free Faux HDR Photoshop Action Define Photoshop Action Related Posts Free Sets of Actions to Improve Your Photos Giveaway: Win over 55.000 design items Intense Action Photographs Login & Signup Form Free PSDs to Download Burning Hot Photoshop Fire and Flame Tutorials

Hey guys, here’s another great set of grunge wall textures for you. This is one of my favorite, and is "super" grungy and messy. It’s from an old concrete fence I stumbled upon recently, and it’s really detailed and worn out. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (66Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 3 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall with Windows Free Texture Friday - Cracked Gray Wall Free Texture Friday - Yellow Grunge Wall

Zen is a Chinese word that refers to a school of Buddhism. Emphasizing insight and using techniques such as breath monitoring, mental observation, meditation and chanting, Zen is commonly referred to as a meditative state. Zen concepts are practiced not only in Buddhism, but also in a variety of other religions, as well as yoga, and even the concept of biofeedback in medicine uses similar techniques as Zen. Capturing zen in photography usually focuses on illustrating the calm, meditative, focused states: Sleeping Buddha By Walde Jansky essence of zen By tom r. grabuschnigg (tomtitan) Enlightenment By Tom Baetsen - xlix.nl Meditation By Gunarto Song learn contemplative By Herbert A. Franke Bliss By Sri Harsha Meghadri The Prayer By Filiz Diner Blbn The Big Buddha By Bozena Nirvana By Adarsh Murthy I take this in my hand By Jorun Larsen Meditation By Philippe CAP Body and Soul By Stefan Thaler The Cave By Thanes G. Meditation… By Mikdat Besni Rapture By Michael Anderson Contemplation By Chaluntorn Preeyasombat Light of God (Visak Bochea or Buddhist Day)! By Mardy Suong Photography Offering the Candle Light on Visak Bochea’s day (Buddhist Day)! By Mardy Suong Photography Novice Monk praying to the Buddha By Sasin Tipchai Meditation By Evgeny Saukov Buddha By Stanislav Volgushev Peace By Leif Westling Zen Meditation By Marco Brivio Candle Meditation By Daniel Nahabedian Buddhist meditation By Julien Atr The Intervention of Divine Sustenance By Walid Khoury Young Monk Meditating - Thailand By Daniel Nahabedian Revelation By Paloma Juárez All The Way By Vichaya Pop The Buddha and the Buddhist monk By qing yue Related Posts Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography The Art of Flour Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf Need for No Speed: Slow in Photography Photographers at Work in Pictures

These days, patterns are everywhere in design, as backgrounds, textures, and more. Nowhere is their use more prevalent than on the web as backgrounds and separators. Whether you’re designing a static website, or a theme for a platform such as WordPress, choosing quality patterns as your backgrounds is important. The pattern should be seamless and repeatable without noticeable lines or separation. Plus, if you’re using the patterns in a theme or template, they must be licensed for such use. Here’s some really useful patterns that you can use as web backgrounds: Nasty Fabric Cloth Pattern Black Grid Blue Crosshatch Wild Oliva Tan Mosaic Green Cup Retro Stripe Pattern Wood Floor Pattern Flourish Pattern Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Pattern Grunge Creative Uses of Background Patterns in Web Design Designious.com Vector Freebies Branding & Identity Design Mockup Templates The Best Free Minimal Tumblr Themes

This weeks set of textures features a rusted metal door from an old abandoned building. The textures are grunge and abstract and a hopefully useful addition to your texture collection. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (46,3Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Old Rusted Fence Free Texture Friday - Wooden Chips Free Texture Friday - Old B&W Wood Free Texture Friday - Old Worn Stone Wall Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 3

Dance is an incredibly popular activity, and permeates modern culture in a variety of forms. From club and street dancing to ballroom and formal dancing, dance can serve as exercise, intimate expression, social interaction or for religious reasons. Archaeological evidence suggests dance has been a part of human society for a long time, existing since humanity’s first civilizations. Famous dances include line dancing, rain dancing, wedding dances and more. Dancing is great to photography because it’s both an activity as well as an individual and emotional expression. Check out these great examples: Ballerina By Leonardi Ranggana An unusual Ballet Dancer By Little Shao Kimberly By Agata Serge sofi dancing By Naseem Ali Elements By Alina S Dance is the language of the soul By Yvette Depaepe follow the flow By Andre Arment Red and White By dete passion By Claudio Solera Dance the night away By Dikky Photogrepe Children of elements By Sergey Sukhovey ACTION By Sergey Sukhovey Dance in the rain By Soli Art Flamenco (Dust and dance) By Thomas David Sing and Dance By Alp Cem zeybek By Murat YILMAZ Dance By Vedrana Domazet Dancer in the Dark By Jenny Theobald Tango Malevo By Luis Steinberg Russian Symmetrie By Andreas-Joachim Lins dance of leaves By Anja S. Virtuous By Keith Sutter Tango in black and white By Lev Tsimring Anna By Anton Belovodchenko Birds Dancing By Francisco Amaral alba in danza By GrenOuille Hip Hop Ballet Dancer By Little Shao Dancing with the shadow By hardibudi Dance By Vladimir666 Dancing in the moon By Peter Kuralt Related Posts The Art of Flour Romance in the Air: Valentine’s Day Photography 30 Great Moments in Nature Photography Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf

Props are a great way to add some fun to your photographs. Whether you’re a fashion photographer, portrait photographer or events photographer, being able to creatively and effectively use props is a valuable skill. Props are often most common in portrait photographs. Engagement and wedding photoshoots frequently feature props, as do holiday family photographs. However, props can be used in almost all types of photography. If you’re wanting to get started with props, it can be a lot of fun (and give you more control) to create your own. Follow these DIY prop guides and you’ll be on your way: Polaroid Frame Flower Bouquet Flower Lights Mustaches Confetti Sweet Lips Baby Masks Paper Hearts Burlap Banner Angel Wings Related Posts Romantic and Cute Engagement Photographs Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 7 The Best Free Minimal Tumblr Themes Useful Patterns to Use for Web Backgrounds Free Texture Friday - Green Paper

Hey guys, todays textures are close-up images of wood chips using my 100mm macro lens. We haven’t had many textures like this before, so it’s a great addition to our texture arsenal. Feel free to use them as you like, personal and commercial usage allowed. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (20Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rusted Door Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels 2 Free Texture Friday - Old B&W Wood Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Old Worn Stone Wall

Puppets are artificial creations that resemble animals, people or other animate objects that are controlled by a manipulator. Puppets come in a variety of different types depending on the type of puppetry they are meant for. Types of puppetry involve finger puppets, which are controlled by a puppeteer’s fingers, sock puppets which are created using socks and manipulated using the hands, marionettes which are string puppets, and others. Puppets are interesting because they are inanimate objects that resemble animate objects, and then are animated as a way of recreating the original animate object. As such, they can be great subjects for photographers: Puppetry By Prasenjeet Gautamm Garden gnomes sunflower garden! By Paul Lucas Swan Lake in Central Park By Pat Kofahl The Puppet Show (Delhi Haat) By Prasenjeet Gautamm "Motley , Modeling " By Miel Mora 3 kids By Hanson Mao Let’s Go To Dubai Happiness !!! By Sherif Ismail Masks & Puppets By Vichaya Pop Pinochos By -LL-Poems Waiting for you By Gonzalo Ramos Puppet Master By Miguel Colinet Control By Tommy Ingberg Puppet Master By mario grobenski - psychodaddy Master Of Puppet By Ario Wibisono Puppet By Tommy Ingberg Puppets By MilzOgraphy String Me Along By James Kirk PuppetShow By Prateek Gambhir the show By Nigam Chavda The Puppet Master By Mike Evans Of Distant Masters By Elizabeth Schumann The Puppet´s observer By Luis Sarmento My Eyes Have Seen You By mario grobenski - psychodaddy Stuck By Tommy Ingberg halt By Céline Hurka Inspiration on strings By Plamen Yankov Puppet Dolls From India. By Nivedita Singh Taiwanese Puppet By Hanson Mao Street N°6 By Diego Ravalico Taiwanese puppet show By Hanson Mao Related Posts Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf The Art of Flour Need for No Speed: Slow in Photography Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 30 Ridiculous (and Unnerving) Clown Photographs

Dragons are perhaps the most well known fantasy creatures, and appear not only in modern fantasy literature, movies and art, but also were part of historical mythology in ancient Greece, India, Persia, and China. A dragon is a ferocious creature that combines qualities from snakes and reptiles, usually of a large size, and frequently with the ability to breathe fire. Although the characteristics of dragons differ by region of mythology (Chinese dragons differ from those from Greek mythology), modern depictions of dragons hold some common traits. Dragons are especially popular in fantasy environments such as Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and many more. They are especially popular as a subject for artists because of their frequently terrifying nature, their ability to fly and breathe fire, and their frequent role as antagonists to a main character. Summoner by 88grzes Smaug by Caglayan Goksoy Seal of the Dragon by Mirco Paganessi Dragon Poachers by JonasDeRo Crimson Naga by Nakarin Sukontakorn Rise of Surth by Rasmus Berggreen Dragon Flight by AndreeWallin Sur La Piste des Dragons Oublis by Elian Blackmor Farewell 2 by 88grzes Dragon Rider by Yasin X Related Posts Burning Hot Photoshop Fire and Flame Tutorials Mind Blowing Sculptures in Different Media Outstanding Photoshop Illustration Tutorials Clever and Interesting Pet Photographs Visions of Destruction: Apocalyptic Artworks

We’re back this week with another great set of grungy stone textures. Like I’ve told you before, I love these kind of images and there’s plenty of decaying walls around in the town I live in. Luckily for you too, the images are high res and full of nice details. Happy downloading! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (36Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rust and Stone Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 2 Free Texture Friday - Yellow Grunge Wall 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 3

Cities are known for hustle and bustle and the noise and activity of every day life for millions of people. New York City, for example, is known as the city that never sleeps, and cities are home to a large percentage of the worlds population. Cities are technically just large, densely populated clusters of buildings, but they also frequently have skyscrapers and other tall buildings, and tend to be centers of trade, commerce, transportation and other key features. The lifestyles in cities, and the activities that take place there, are unique and like nowhere else on Earth, and the skylines can be quite breathtaking as well: NYC by Leif Londal Intersection by Navid Baraty Arteries of Urban Life by Aydin Aksoy Density3 by Coolor Foto When the Clothes Fly to Napoli Nightscapes A Day in Dumbo by Alissa Rosenberg Nanpu Bridge by Jens Fersterra The Passenger by Adrian Donoghue Shanghai by Jakob Wagner Christmas Chopping by Jari Heino Urban Living by Coolor Foto Do you need a taxi by Luis Bonito The Urban Ant Farm by Jonny Goodboy Modern Architecture by Olevar The Dark City by Jose C. Lobato Urban Spaceship by WTek79 Bogota by Oscar Torres The Intersection by Puniest Rojanapo 7×7 by Miguel Silva Urban Blues by Rebecca Ang 500 Days of Autumn by Muna Nazak Futuristic Misty by Dany Eid Shanghai Night by Fred Zhang Urban Canyons by Tony Shi Metropolis by Jesus Garcia Urban Smoke by Karim Nafatni Dubai Marina by Vinaya Mohan Urban by Ezra Landau Urban by Ballzilla Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Urban Grunge Grungy Urban Decay Photographs Incredible Urban Exploration Photos Environmental Web Designs Free Texture Friday - Concrete

A package needs to fit the product that it contains. A package can consist of a variety of elements, from a simple label and wrapping, to a solid container or surrounding case, cup or box. In multiple ways though, the package needs to fit. First, the package must be capable of containing and protecting the product so that it is not damaged or otherwise altered while waiting to be sold. Therefore, packages must be sturdy, capable of protecting from heat or light, or otherwise protective. Also, packages must fit the brand, and also make the product appealing in as many ways as possible. Here’s some very fitting examples of packaging design: El Tejocote Monsieur Moustache Coffee & Kitchen Mestres Coupage Blue Fin Blue Hill Yogurt Arodama Interflora Lapp & Fao Chocolate Donuts Club Primal Kitchen Related Posts Fresh & Inspiring Package Designs Fresh and Creative Examples of Package Designs Awesome Coffee Package Designs Creative and Innovative Designs for Bags Awesome Free Fonts You Should Download

Hello, for todays textures we continue the Worn Wood Panels set with a new black and white set of panels. Like before the textures are from an old shed down by the sea, that’s been subjected to harsh weather conditions for years. Enjoy the textures! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (33Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Old Worn Stone Wall Free Texture Friday - Old B&W Wood Free Texture Friday - Wooden Chips Free Texture Friday - Grunge Wall 2

Surrealism is a niche art field, that combines reality with fantasy in a noticeably bizarre way that seems as though the real world has taken on some dreamlike or strange properties. Perhaps best known in the field of surrealist art is Salvador Dali, but other artists such as Chirico and Max Ersnt also helped define the movement in art, which also combines with philosophy to combine dream and reality seamlessly in an effort to express the subconscious. In photography, a variety of techniques can be employed, such as photomanipulation, double exposure, creative staging and forced perspective, to create a surreal photograph: Impossible by Damian Connell Melon Splash by Eric Balcon Breaking Through by David Thompson Becoming and Passing Away by Anja Buehrer Clouds by Trynidada Diving Course by Bella Von Einsiedel Salt by Max Ziegler Nature is painting … day after day by Yvette Depaepe Il museo immaginario by Loris Rizzi Tribute to Chirico by Jacek Stefan Unfair Chess by Ingrid Krammer Surreal Selfie by Tomitan Untitled by Diggie Vitt Windows of the Forest by Jacqueline Hammer Born to fly.. by Alexander Steger Art Little Boxes by Anne Worner Gravity by Benjamin von Wong The Swimming Pool Window by Gilbert Claes Surreal Seduction by John77 Surreal phone speaking by Aleksandar Dimitrijević Multiple Personalities by Mieke Suharini Wherever I Go by Pieter Arnolli Dreams by Carlo Longarini Backwards by George Christakis SD 1 by Vito Guarino The Universe of Dreams by Sol Marrades Fishing For Memories by Shawn Van Daele Seeking The Light by Nieves Bautista The Celebration Art by Rob Woodcox A State of a Cold Snack by Shenshen Dou Related Posts Best Surreal Photoshop Tutorials Surreal Photographs & Photomanipulations Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Out of this World Photo manipulation Tutorials Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf

Business cards are an incredibly useful marketing tool for individuals and businesses, and a great way to create a memorable impression on a potential client or customer. Designing a business card includes not only selection of the cardstock, but also the design, positioning of elements, typography and colors. One way to make a business card pop is to use foil, which imprints foil onto the business card in a stamping process. Here’s some beautiful metallic foil business card designs that utilize gold or silver and shimmer brightly: By Sergej by 100und1 Bloomberg Ventures by Michaela Edwards N.Peal by Campbell Hay Touchwood Designs by Aurora Print 786 Perfum by Paul Hutchison Balzac by Bravo Untitled by James Warfield Rene Tate by Alexandra Daley Engineering Works by Ross Clarke Foreign Policy Self Design Related Posts Fresh and Inspiring Business Card Designs Examples of Textures in Business Card Design Creative Business Card Designs Creatively Unique Print Design Works Cleverly Designed Die-Cut Business Cards

Today we have a brand new set of clean vintage paper textures. These are perfect as both overlays and backgrounds for your designs and illustrations. As all of our FTF textures, these are 100% free for personal and commercial usage. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (11.2Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 7 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 6 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 5 Free Texture Friday - Green Paper Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 4

Space has fascinated mankind since the dawn of time. With myths and legends about the bodies in our solar system, and the sun (as well as other bodies) worshipped and revered as gods, all the way up through modern science, space has kept our attention and continues to hold mysteries. Astrophotography is the art of taking photographs of outer space, which can be accomplished from the ground using a camera, or using a camera and telescope, or from the air. Some of the best known astrophotographs are taken from the Hubble space telescope. But we can’t capture everything with just cameras yet, so many artists also use photomanipulation to depict the stars. Here’s some of the most eye-catching space photographs and manipulations to fascinate you: Hyakutake By Christian Klepp Comet By Paul Fleet Orbital Station By Marko Magister Orion nebula By Ilya Smirnov Pipe Stem Nebula By Paul Stewart Milkyway starfield By Stefan Holm Neutron Star Collision By Anton Fofonov Quick Creation By Andrew The Lunar By Daniel Joseph Rosette Nebula By Nelson Amorin Andromeda galaxy By Attila Bódi The stars talk about the past By Matteo Morino Rho Opiuchi By Álvaro Pérez & Jose M. Pérez. Brothers Horsehead Nebula (IC 434) By Álvaro Pérez & Jose M. Pérez. Brothers Andromeda galaxy By YASUAKI SEGAWA the Moon By Alessandro Lo Piccolo Comet moving passing planet earth By Johan Swanepoel Earth sunrise over cloudy ocean with no stars By Johan Swanepoel Upper halv of moon By Kenneth Thunø Todays moon By Kenneth Thunø Restless Wanderer By Levin Dieterle Lunar By Jon D Lunar Landscape By Daniel Robb Incredibly beautiful spiral galaxy somewhere in deep space By Vadim Sadovski Pleiades By YASUAKI SEGAWA Elephant’s trunk nebula By Álvaro Pérez & Jose M. Pérez. Brothers Drifting By James Sanny space By viaphototest 4K Planet Earth By James Cawley Untitled By Dima Gnyloryba Related Posts Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf Crystal Clear Glass Photography The Art of Flour Blinged Out Metallic Automotive Photographs Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography

When most people think of shopping bags, they just think of plain plastic or paper bags that are used to carry goods after purchase for convenience and protection. However, the simple shopping bag has the potential to be so much more. The shopping bag can be one of the best ways to get free advertising, in a sort of "word of mouth" manner that is unspoken. With clever branding and design, others will notice the shopping bag and potentially be inclined to shop at the store as well, or at least investigate the brand further. In this post, you’ll find some creative and innovative shopping bag designs that get it right: Wine Bag Fitness Bag Empty Stomach Bag Beer Crate Bag Yuelan Liu Bag Moo Shoes Bag Woolsteria Bag Gnome Bread Bag Volkswagen Bag Plastic Bags Kill Bag Related Posts Fitting Examples of Packaging Design Branding & Identity Design Mockup Templates Login & Signup Form Free PSDs to Download Deliciously Creative Food Logo Designs Awesome Free Fonts You Should Download

Today I’m sharing a set of 5 high resolution seaweed textures. They are abstract and very detailed, and could serve as a nice background or a design element. As before they are free for both commercial and personal usage, enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (53Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Raw Red Meat Free Texture Friday - Greenery Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 8 Free Texture Friday - Wooden Chips Free Texture Friday - Dark Grunge

Lots of different materials are used in automotive manufacturing, such as plastic, steel, carbon fiber and aluminum. However, some of the main components are made of metals, which can give strength to the vehicle but also provide a shiny surface. For automotive enthusiasts, the metallic equipment in a car is some of the most fun to look at and tinker with. And for photographers, it’s one of the best subjects to photograph because it can reflect light and draw the eye and contrast against the color of the vehicle. Here’s some examples of blinged out automotive photographs: The Car By Nicolas Marguerie vintage By Matthew Ross Shelby GT H By Steven Ellis Tired By altlmor Cars By MANGUER SYLVAIN cars By Gabor Medzihradszky Old Car in a Garage By Robert Patterson Morning Light By Ronnie Conlin oysteinwestliephotoweb By Oystein Westlie Retro cars By Alexander Minin Goodguys 4th Spring Lone Star Nationals Auto Show By Carl Licar BatSide By Tobias Hellström The Transporter By Andre Schmidt The Spirit of Ecstasy By Bruno B 2 Miura By holger droste Buick By holger droste The Scream By Bragi Ingibergsson - BRIN Steel cat — Jaguar E-Type / XK-E By Alexander Voss The Eyes By Bragi Ingibergsson - BRIN Classic Citroen By Cris Kalangis Logo By Shriram Kulkarni BMW e60 By Pavel Tkachuk La P’tite Peugeaot By Nicolas Marguerie Jaguar XJ 2013 By Dmitriy Zhuravlev Red By Robert Giulietta By Nicolas Marguerie Lamborghini By Marko Zirdum Reventon By Jay A Zonda By Jay A The Intimidator By auto bellisima Related Posts Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf The Art of Flour Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 10 New Years Celebration Photographs Photographers at Work in Pictures