Fine art series
Explore the highest quality artistic photographs ever created, featured in breathtaking fine art series from world-renowned VAST artists.
Dan Piech
Concrete Canvas
Dan Piech's Concrete Canvas series captures the accidental beauty that serendipitously occurs when the concrete beneath New Yorkers' feet is inadvertently graced by spilled paint, fallen debris, expanding cracks, chemical stains, and other delightful visual elements. An avid runner, Piech has spent over three years traversing every single Manhattan street in search of these overlooked "artworks" that have become part of the fabric of the city... more
David Lineton
Obscure
Embark on a journey into the surreal realm of David Lineton, where abstract color images draw inspiration from surrealistic artwork and graphical architecture. Through a masterful fusion of artistic influences, Lineton creates a series of captivating compositions that challenge perception and ignite the imagination. Each image is a visual symphony of vibrant hues and dynamic forms, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between dreamlike landscapes and geometric structures. With Obscure, Lineton invites you to immerse yourself in a world where reality and fantasy converge, where the boundaries of possibility are blurred, and where the language of color speaks volumes about the depths of the subconscious... more
Scott Dimond
Vintage Vacuum Tubes
At a time when a tiny consumer microprocessor can contain 134 billion transistors, there is still something fascinating about vintage electronics, and particularly the lowly vacuum tube. Over one hundred years ago, vacuum tubes made the AM radios of the 1920s possible, ushering in the first mass-media tool that allowed people to receive news and entertainment in real time. Radar systems during WWII depended on vacuum tubes as did the introduction of TV sets in the 1950s. Vacuum tubes changed the lives of people during that era. For some of us, there is a nostalgic connection to these marvels of the past, and for others, sheer disbelief that electronic devices once required such things as key components... more
Steph Mantis & Dan Piech
Awaken
Imbued with the captivating energy that artists Steph Mantis and Dan Piech bring to their work, the Awaken series of VAST photos represents a collaboration of creative and technical mastery. The series explores the artistic beauty of microscopic selenite crystals photographed at extraordinarily high resolutions using specialty equipment and innovative techniques... more
David Lineton
Molten
Dive into the ethereal realm of David Lineton’s Molten series where smooth pastel gradients of light depict the ever-shifting tapestry of different times of the day. With a delicate touch, Lineton captures the essence of dawn, noon, and dusk in mesmerizing abstract compositions. Drawing inspiration from surrealistic art and architectural forms, each image invites viewers to lose themselves in a dreamscape where time is fluid and colors dance in harmony. Through Molten, David Lineton offers a poetic exploration of the passage of time, where moments blend seamlessly into one another, leaving behind a trail of luminescent memories... more
Dan Piech
Surreal New York
Dan Piech's Surreal New York series is the highest resolution abstract photographic artwork ever created. By meticulously stitching together hundreds of individual photographs of the New York City skyline, Dan produces surrealistic cityscapes that capture the city's uniquely vibrant energy... more
Beyti Barbaros
Guardians of the Shore
Amid the golden sands and rhythmic waves of South Beach, a vibrant collection of lifeguard towers stands tall, each with its own personality and charm. Painted in dazzling blues, yellows, and bold neons, these towers are more than mere watchposts — they are icons of resilience, artistry, and Miami's sun-soaked spirit... more
Assaf Frank
Cork
It started in a quiet moment, walking through a high-end homeware store in London—not looking for anything, just letting my eyes wander. That’s when I saw them: a stack of cork table mats, about 28x23cm in size, tucked among glossy ceramics and designer glassware. They weren’t trying to stand out, but the natural patterns pulled me in. Swirls, flecks, and veins—like satellite images of ancient riverbeds or the bark of old trees. I felt like I was holding a fragment of a forest... more
Scott Dimond
Prairie Remnant
Scott Dimond’s Prairie Remnant series vividly portrays memories that have been touched by the winds of time. The beautiful scenes hold stories whose bones only remain in the silhouettes of former homes, bringing us on a journey into a bygone era... more
Scott Rinckenberger
Snow Studies
Under close study, snow proves to be one of the earth's truly malleable substances. Its density ranges from weightless powder to solid ice, its forms can be soft and subtle, or as jagged as a serrated blade. While temperature, humidity, radiation and time all work to constantly change the snow, perhaps no force has greater power to effect sudden change than the wind. A single hour of wind can completely transform a smooth snowscape into infinite sweeping lines and feathered edges, eventually sculpting the snow into hard masses of endless subtle design... more
Steph Mantis
Physis
Physis is a Greek term woven through theology, philosophy, and science, representing the primal growth force of nature. It is often translated into English as simply “nature.” The term stands in opposition to nomos meaning “law” or “custom.” These contrasting terms call forth a debate on which elements of human existence are natural and which are due to social convention... more
Scott Dimond
Long-term Parking
Scott Dimond's Long-term Parking series is a collection of ultra-high-resolution VAST photos of classic cars distinguished by the passage of time. Having rested, abandoned for decades, the cars are patiently waiting to be selected for refurbishment or perhaps to have some of their parts contribute to the refurbishment of other cars... more
Scott Dimond
ICMMFF
Scott Dimond’s ICMMFF series is the result of an ambitious idea and a photographic journey to see if it was even possible. Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) is a photographic technique of using a long shutter speed (exposure time) and purposely moving the camera during the exposure. The result can be dreamy surreal images with artistic surprises. Scott is using that technique to create the images in this series but there is one element that separates Scott’s images from “normal” ICM photos. Scott’s images are ultra-high-resolution panoramic photos (think prints as wide as 14.5 feet) and as such, these photos are very unique... more
Beyti Barbaros
Steel Power
Captured at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania, this series pays tribute to the monumental steel wheels of vintage locomotives — timeless symbols of raw power and industrial endurance... more
David Lineton
Refraction
Step into this captivating series by David Lineton, where ultra-high-resolution photography reveals the mesmerizing interplay of light and shadow in macro details. With an eye for the extraordinary, Lineton captures the vibrant symphony of colors created by refraction through colored glassware. Each image is a portal into a universe where reality blurs into a kaleidoscope of hues, inviting viewers to witness the beauty in the unseen intricacies of our surroundings. With Refraction, Lineton offers a unique and immersive experience, showcasing the enchanting dance of light in the microcosm, cast through the prism of colored glass... more
