Photography

2022-03-03T09:36:08+01:00

Artist Sarah Ross created some interesting designs of clothes to circumvent cities’ hostile architecture: Archisuit consists of an edition of four leisure jogging suits made for …

2021-11-04T09:48:02+01:00

An article from Slate.com describes photography technique used by photographer Jay Mark Johnson to “emphasize time over space”: [H]e uses a slit camera that emphasizes time over …

2021-09-28T15:22:29+02:00

Fascinating photography in this series: “China Says Goodbye to Crypto Mining” Dozens of cryptocurrency mining centers were shuttered last month in Southwest China’s Sichuan …

2020-09-06T09:30:15+02:00

An article from Open Culture describes why “A Rare Smile Captured in a 19th Century Photograph” is peculiar in the history of photography: For one thing, we are not used to seeing …

2020-04-23T10:46:55+02:00

Allowed to grow old is a project by photographer Isa Leshko. In this project she made photographic portraits of farm animals. These animals usually never have the chance to grow …

2019-12-17T15:34:10+01:00

The title of the following Vox video is a bit misleading. In fact, the video provides an excellent history on the creation of the fisheye lens and its use in music photography and …

2019-08-21T09:31:17+02:00

Photographer Ignacio Evangelista has made a beautiful series titled “After Schengen” where he photographed old border control checkpoints between EU Member States that are no …

2019-02-05T14:52:25+01:00

Have a look at this video on Youtube from The Nerdwriter. A great video essay on how photographer Dorothea Lange made her photogrpah “Dorothea Lange”.

2019-01-18T12:48:59+01:00

The photography project "Wasteland" by Kadir van Lohuizen contains some very powerful images of large cities and how they manage their waste. I think that the waste managment and …

2019-01-13T12:09:01+01:00

Just love this picture of Moai at Rano Raraku, Easter Island by Horacio Fernandez, how they are just scattered seemingly randomly and half disappearing into the ground. Reminds me …