Digital Photography For Sale

Discover our curated selection of digital photography art for sale online today. Showcasing artwork from some of the most exciting emerging artists, our collection is constantly evolving with vivid, evocative pieces.

Our collection features a wide range of affordable digital photography for collectors and first-time buyers. Begin your search with our selection of surrealist photography, from artists who create original compositions through unexpected juxtapositions.

Similarly, our collection of Pop Art photography employs physical collage and digital editing techniques to create new dreamscapes. These limited edition digital photography prints merge visual culture and art history references with a fresh, contemporary perspective.

The History of Digital Photography in Art

Digital photography emerged as a transformative medium in the late 20th century. Reshaping both art and photography, it emphasised creativity through the new technology of the camera. Developed in the 1970s with Kodak’s creation of the first digital sensor, digital photography allowed for immediate image manipulation, pushing the boundaries of traditional photograph processes.

Among the most notable pioneers of digital photography is Cindy Sherman. Sherman manipulates her self-portraits, both physically with costume, makeup and collage, as well as with digital tools. Her celebrated series, Untitled Film Stills (1977 – 1980), sees Sherman portraying various female stereotypes inspired by 1950s-60s cinema, exploring themes of gender and representation.

By the 1990s, camera developments and editing software like Adobe Photoshop allowed artists not only to capture moments with greater accuracy but alter minute details. Andreas Gursky, for example, is a German photographer known for his large-scale, digitally enhanced photographs. In Rhein II (1999) the artist used digital manipulation to transform a landscape into a minimalist view of reality.

Meanwhile, Jeff Wall is known for his staged, carefully constructed images. A Sudden Gust of Wind (1993) depicts a tableau of people reacting to a breeze scattering a sheet of papers. The artwork blends elaborate production with image enhancement, mimicking the effect of painting and capturing a fleeting moment. Digital photography remains a versatile tool for artists, offering endless possibilities to explore narrative, aesthetics, and conceptual ideas through art.

Digital photography for sale on Rise Art

Self-taught photographer Steve Drevet uses his technical skill to mimic traditional still life painting. Using a combination of careful set-dressing and cinematic lighting, photographs like Suspension (2021) create an in-between reality. Two vases and a selection of fruit reference fine art painting while the light’s effect on glass imbues the composition with a surreal, aquatic effect.

Dutch artist Paul Brouns is known for his graphic architectural photos. Drawn to the abstract elements of architecture, photographs such as Blue Fugue (2019), capture the rhythm of the architectural landscapes through overlapping windows and walls. Concentrating on the details of an isolated segment of a building, each image offers a lyrical rendition of architectural structures, presenting them as carefully designed urban tapestries.

For an editorial approach, explore the work of Jenny Boot, a former fashion photographer whose emotive, painterly portraits combine technical expertise with narrative craftsmanship. Flapper Girl (2022), for example, gives a familiar historic portrait a contemporary twist, with stylised costume, makeup and high resolution.

Explore more contemporary digital photo art by emerging artists in our gallery, and find out more in our Guide to Fine Art Photography.

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In blue by Thierry Boitier
In blue
Photography - 50x50 cm
Locked outside by David Law
Locked outside
Photography - 90x60 cm
The ghoul by Eric Ouaknine
The ghoul
Photography - 110x120 cm
Fast-food à Broadway by Christian Lafosse
Fast-food à Broadway
Photography - 40x60 cm
Marée basse by Jean-Marc Angelini
Marée basse
Photography - 30x70 cm
Sans titre 62 by Thomas Gigot
Sans titre 62
Photography - 45x65 cm
Don’t let me starve by Idan Wizen
Don’t let me starve
Photography - 120x120 cm
Kazbegi by Eric Ouaknine
Kazbegi
Photography - 50x77 cm
Venice Beach Fugue
Photography - 120x120 cm
L'Olivier
Photography - 40x40 cm
Le chant de l'eau 4
Photography - 20x30 cm
Circle 3
Photography - 80x80 cm
Portrait 27
Photography - 60x60 cm
Plage, bretagne 2
Photography - 60x60 cm
Jiocunda
Photography - 120x120 cm
F0648 - The warrior
Photography - 120x80 cm
Les Éphémérides #2
Photography - 30x40 cm
Mur III
Photography - 75x50 cm
Le petit frère
Photography - 45x30 cm
F0555 - The duchess
Photography - 120x80 cm
Jeux d'hiver
Photography - 30x45 cm
Torrent04_6222
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Dry Heat
Photography - 40x60 cm
Série "miniatures", lost
Photography - 40x50 cm
Rivages 20
Photography - 60x40 cm
Homme à l'habit noir
Photography - 60x60 cm
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