Tales Of Mystery Landscape Photography by Danuta Antas on YouTube

Danuta Antas has recently published her mysterious and spiritual fine art landscape photography inspired by Botanic Gardens in her hometown. The works shown in the video are also published in a book under the same title. "Tales Of Mystery" photo album is available on Blurb.

See below what others tell about Danuta's photographic work

Julie Riker Dant You..of all the photographers I know..deserve it and many, many more accolades and recognition for your capture of the spirit that nature conveys to us if we only open up to receive it. Danka.

jimphotoguy says

Danka, the book is gorgeous and touching. You make ordinary scenes speak truths about life.

posted at 03:21pm Dec 15 PST

Sucho says

I am really impressed by your book. It is so beautiful and professionaly done.

Suzanne

posted at 06:35pm Dec 15 PST

RafaŁ Antas Solo Exhibition

Rafal Antas, Polish artist living in the UK,  has had recently a solo exhibition in his hometown Nowa Sól in Poland. We are pleased to report that the exhibition has been a big success. for Rafal Many people arrived at its official opening. Rafal showed his photographic works taken during his stay in the UK. One of the leading themes in Rafal's photography is architecture, gothic in particular. His works show  artist's great passion and attention to detail.  

Bald Eagle from Julie Dant

This magnificient photo of bald eagle Julie Dant has sent as a gift for deArte Gallery.

Julie remember that ANTAS (the gallery founder's surname) means in ancient Etruscan EAGLE.

It's very kind of Julie to share such a beautiful photo with us.

Antas roots of deArte Gallery

deArte Gallery project was born from my search of family roots and of the origins od my family name, the search that resulted with interesting findings and my greater awarness. Thus I have devoted the whole page in the gallery to everything connected with ANTAS name I have managed to discover so far. I will be grateful, if you contribute to the ANTAS Gallery with more information, as I strongly believe there is something special, mysterious behind the name.

ANTAS means EAGLE

Probably the most surprising for me was learning the old meaning of the name. From ancient Etruscan ANTAS means EAGLE. It explains my early childhood fascination with these magnificient species, thus I have decided to put the image here.
Let the most noble birds inspire us, all deArte Gallery artists, for greatest achievements. Reach with your dreams and aspirations fot the sky, like eagels do.

Source: F & M Auto

If you know some more information, please get in touch with the gallery by mail deartegallery@gmail.com

Rafał Antas - Polish photographer

I am happy to announce that first Antas named person joined deArte Gallery. I have found Rafał on the Internet, while looking for a domain name for my personal website. To my surprise www.antas.com.pl domain was not available. But my surprise was much bigger when I discovered that it is the website of a person, like me, taking photography. Rafał is a young generation artist, living in the UK for several years. His works are very stylish and they show his great passion to the chosen theme. You are invited to visit his Art Photo Gallery. 

I've got in touch with Rafał quite recently (we are not family:). And I aprreciate very much Rafał decided to join us. Below there are some works of Rafał.

 

Rafał Antas on deArte Gallery

  

All things ANTAS - call for information

The idea of deArte Gallery was born from my looking for family roots on the Internet. My family name is Antas, which isn't definitely a typical name of Polish people and this is why I have always been looking for information that would let me learn something about me and my family. To my surprise, I have found out lots of interesting things, I am going to write about on deArte Gallery blog as well on the gallery website. So, I would be grateful for any information connected with this issue.

So far, I have discovered that in ancient Etruscan the meaning of ANTAS was EAGLE. Maybe it explains my childhood fascination with these magnificient birds.