Surreal fashion photography by Elizaveta Porodina
Rarely do I find myself losing track of time due to endless re-examination of images.
Rarely do I find myself losing track of time due to endless re-examination of images.
While in the lavatory on a flight, Nina Katchadourian spontaneously put the tissue paper toilet cover seat cover over her head and took a picture in the mirror using her cellphone.
It’s always funny to jump in the past and see how the business that someone started a long time ago are still up and running and “pretty modern”.
Look what I found at the Porte de Versailles today ( Porte de Versailles is an area located in the South West of Paris where they have large exhibition halls, including the famous Salon de l’agriculture that I already mentioned several times and the Foire de Paris (Paris fair). It’s just a bench, put a pretty colorful one.
Avid traveller Michael Hughes’ brilliant photography series has lasted a staggeringly impressive seven long years. And it doesn’t look like he will be running out of places to go anytime soon
Brooklyn-based Joao Unzer’s photography series, No Choice, places consumers in a daily dilemma over which milk carton, tie or TV remote control they should pick up. The catch
by Jonathan Blaustein Waiting for the sunshine. Waiting for the sunshine. Tired of the gray days.
This powerful project focuses on the photography’s ability to move people by ‘expanding the circle of knowledge’ about human rights and social justice issues. It contains some incredible work, well worth taking the time to absorb in today’s ever-growing snapshot’ era
French social activist, public artist and photographer , JR , has captured North Korea via Instagram.
Every city has its artists district.