Category: Photography
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Chin Tribe
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Charting The World’s Fading Tribal Cultures with Portraits For a recent set of images, Polish photographer Adam Koziol travelled to Myanmar to document the Chin people. The set of images is one among many in which the photographer has been travelling around the world documenting different tribal cultures with his camera. Adam’s love of photography…
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The Hill of the Buddha in the Snow
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This Minimalist Photography Series Captures the Essence of a Tadao Ando Design Ying Yin is a Chinese photographer whose work often appreciates architecture. But for her recent series Hill of the Buddha, Ying has chosen a markedly unique site: Japanese architect Tadao Ando’s Hill of the Buddha at the Makomanai Takino Cemetery on the northern…
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Inside Bauhaus
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Rebuilt Bauhaus Masters’ Houses Revealed in Photography Series When in 2013 it was announced that two Bauhaus masters’ houses, left in ruin for decades following the Second World War, were going to be rebuilt, German photographer Ralph Gräf was excited to visit Dessau. He had long been an admirer of Bauhaus aesthetics. Inspired by the…
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Complementing Architecture with Photography
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Architecture Photographs Make for Minimalist Eye Candy American Photographer Johnny Kerr has spent hours and hours in Tempe, Arizona getting to know every angle of the minimalist Nelson Fine Arts Center by Antoine Predock for his photography series formed of two parts: Ambiguity. Little invades Johnny’s carefully constructed balance of pastel pink shaped blocks and…
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Iberian Architecture
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This Photographer Explores One Thing All (Iberian) Buildings Have in Common Metal sheets, panes of glass, immovable chunks of marble and blocks of concrete, all pasted against bare skies – like everything in the physical world, all types of architecture have one thing in common: they are all objects comprised of materials which are gradually…
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Truth or Fiction
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This Photographer Shows You the Boundaries of Your Subconscious Mind What would happen if we could turn the camera in on ourselves, on our inner-subjectivity itself, our embodied memories and our subconscious minds? Øystein Aspelund wondered this, and sought a way to explore it with his latest iteration of an ongoing series, HIBERNATION IV. The…
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They’re Already Here
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These Photographs Chart New Territory between Photographic Landscapes and Visual Art Is there life beyond Earth? It’s a question you might think is by now a little clichéd – one which immediately calls to mind popular science books, novels and sci-fi movies. But according to photographer and artist from Monterrey, Mexico, Nydia Lilian, it is…
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Exposing Human Intervention
Drone Photography Reveals the Colours of Sea Salt Production Looking for some perspective? Try your hand at drone photography. German designer and photographer Tom Hegen has taken to the skies using a DJI drone for his photography series entitled The Salt. In my aerial photography I focus on landscapes that have been heavily transformed by…
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Iceland in an Entirely New Light
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This Photography Series Shows You the Icelandic Colours You Didn’t See Do you ever wish you could choose your own colours for your landscapes? Bradley G Munkowitz, the San Francisco-based visual designer and artist who doesn’t let pre-determined conditions hold him back, went on a landscape photography trip to Iceland with the PhoGølscollective’s Jake Sargeant…
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Recollecting the Impossible
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A Sleepwalker’s Untold Journey through Suburbia Made Visual A set of photographs has the power to create an aura of complex mystery. But Sydney-based photographer Jonathan May knows exactly how to cut through ambiguity with compelling, visual narratives. His recent photographic series The Somnambulant makes a powerful eclipse between storytelling and documentation in an urban…