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Like artist Huang Qingjun who got interested into objects that belonged to Chinese families, photographer Bogdan Gîrbovan focused on the way people exploit and decorate identical flats. It's funny to see that with the same space, each apartment looks different. A fascinating series to discover in the gallery.

When the silence met with space Sometimes words cannot describe what we see. Silence speaks and words can't. The beauty and serenity of nature is vastly appreciated by photographers worldwide. They religiously capture these mesmerizing moment of golden silence where there is no sound of cars, wind, bark, planes etc. And in this moment of tranquility, photographers unconsciously become more aware of the power of nature because of the absolute stillness and quietness. It is as if nature is speaking to them.

Hungarian artist and photographer Zsolt Hlinka digitally manipulated his photos of residential buildings in Budapest to achieve perfect symmetry in this series of artworks.

Audrey, 1955.

Welsh photographer Andy Lee captured these breathtaking scenes of Patagonian landscapes. "Shot on a recent trip to Chile, the photographer's images of the sweeping scenery embrace the power and solemn glory of the country's natural beauty."

Whenever a camera appears, you can bet your caboose that there are emotions swirling for 99% of the human population. From fear and disdain, to reverting to the classic Chandler Bing smile, people tend to exaggerate or warp their behaviour in front of the camera in endlessly inventive ways. But unless you're going for a Sears portrait look, your job as a photographer is to not only deliver an end-product that thrills your clients, it's to make the shoot an awesome experience as well.

Hungarian photographer and visual artist Flora Borsi created these amazing photo manipulations featuring self-portraits with one of her eyes replaced by the eye of an animal.

Art director Ryan Romanes worked in collaboration with photographer and graphic designer Jiani Lu to produce this eye-catching campaign for ING 2016, a creative festival being held in Dubai.

This post is part of our daily series of posts showing the most inspiring images selected by some of the Abduzeedo's writers and users. If you want to participate and share your graphic design inspiration, You can submit your images and inspiration to RAWZ via http://raw.abduzeedo.com and don't forget to send your Abduzeedo username; or via Twitter sending to http://twitter.com/abduzeedo.

Photoshop artist Gesichtermix digitally combines the faces of two famous artists to create these somewhat familiar yet quite unusual portraits.

Natural blur This photo was made with a technique known as "panning". Something similar is possible to get with photoshop filters.

"There is no end. There is no beginning. There is only the infinite passion of life."

Nobody enjoys carrying a heavy tripod around all day. Whether it's in a busy city, or on a long arduous hike, tripods can be a real inconvenience, and yet they are one of the most essential pieces of equipment for any travel or landscape photographer.

French artist Travis Durden, previously featured on Fubiz, uses 3D modelling techniques to incrust Batman and his vehicles in pictures from others photographer as Jason Koxvold, Kristina Kostadinova, Matt Lambros, Ed Freeman, Alicia Rius et Antti Viitala, all behind pictures in abandoned places and monuments. Compositions that transport us in a desolation with a desperate hero.

There may be times when you want to play around with some elements in your images. Perhaps you want to change a color to a more suitable one in post-processing. One of the tools you can use in Photoshop is the Channel Mixer. It is a simple process that allows you to change the color of any element in your image to any other color under the rainbow. The Channel Mixer adjustment is widely used for making good black and white image conversions, correcting color casts, and exaggerating color. But why not use it for fun too, such as changing the color completely!

"The idea is not to live forever, it is to create something that will."

It is not what I see but how I see it We are still very much mesmerized by the first "Imaginations" series by Javier Molina, which was featured last year on our blog! We have welcomed the new year 2016, It is high time for us to introduce Javier's second installment in the "Imaginations" series - "Imaginations II".