Maybach, “The Legendary Automotive Brand for Premium Luxury Cars” is accelerating its commitment to contemporary art.

The latest highlight of Maybach’s artistic commitment is its collaboration with David LaChapelle, one of the world’s most prominent photographers.

An iconic photograph of Albert Einstein was sold by a New Hampshire auction company Friday for $74,324, making it the most expensive Einstein photograph ever sold at auction, according to the auctioneers.

The photograph was taken in 1951 while Einstein was celebrating his birthday at Princeton University.

Photographer Arthur Sasse tried to convince Einstein to pose with a smile for the photo, but Einstein instead stuck out his tongue, producing one of the most recognizable images of the irreverent physicist.

London photographer Atton Conrad captured these stunning images by fusing beautiful models with dresses manufactured from light graffiti.

The light creates a dramatic sense of movement, while also providing different types of textures and styles.

Conrad uses enough density of light to allow the models to be modestly covered but still maintains a sheer alluring outcome that seems virtually ghostly.

Christian Louboutin has entrusted his latest ad campaign to photographer Peter Lippmann, one of the most famous still life photographers.

Each shoe was impeccably interpreted in photos that emulate classic still life pieces from the 18th century.

Multicoloured sweets, exotic fruits, flowery decorations, still life and a pair of Tina boots, a must-have for this summer presented to us in a sinister photograph.

Koen Demuynck is a Belgian photographer who managed to blend advertisement and surrealism. Sounds silly, but he is today one of the busiest photographers, and his work can be seen in many places.

Check out his work : koendemuynck.com