Summer and the sun are upon us! Dive into graphic settings and saturated colors, revolving around one key element: the pool. A new series of photographs captured by Elena Iv-Skaya, Thomas H.P. Jerusalem, Bart Debo and Igor Vitomirov.

A native of Greece, Marina Vernicos is inspired by the idyllic landscapes that surround her on a daily basis. She captures the Greek islands through impressive aerial views and pays homage to her native country for which she holds a profound appreciation. She captures luxury resorts, exploring their sea landscapes: with their boats, umbrellas, and tourists.

Shot from above, these summer landscapes offer us a soft golden light and saturated colors.

Bart Debo is an artist who draws inspiration from many sources and offers a diverse range of work: he is equally comfortable photographing animals in South Africa, people in a rush on the subway, or unusual moments in swimming pools.

Belgian photographer Bart Debo sets out to "present pools in a different and special way." In an atmosphere that is both real and fake, he stages swimmers frozen in unique arrangements.

His process always starts from a real photo that he enhances using digital techniques, mainly Photoshop and Lightroom, to create a new and unique piece.

Thomas H.P. Jerusalem started his career in street photography and photojournalism, two very expressive mediums that forged his sensitive approach. It was during the recent pandemic that he was inspired to create an offbeat series with a minimalist style that captures how our imaginations have allowed us to escape the reality of multiple lockdowns.

Published by Vogue Italia, these trompe l'oeil setups tell the story of a confined girl pretending to be at the beach.

If you have a closer look, you will find that the details of this composition reveal themselves the more you look at it.