Two Brothers Recreate Their Childhood Photos For Their Mother. Joe Luxton and his brother have the idea to recreate a bunch of old family photos and turn them into a calendar for their Mom for Christmas… Joe Luxton.
Hungry Planet: What the World Eats in a Week. ’Hungry Planet’ is a brilliant book idea by Peter Menzel, teaming up with his wife Faith D’Aluisio, the duo spend time with 30 families around the world and analyze their weekly eating habits… Mexico, Cuernavaca.
The Casales family spends around $189 per week. Ecuador, Tingo. The Ayme family spends around $32 per week. United States, Texas. Guatemala, Todos Santos. United States, North Carolina. Canada, Iqaluit. Ritratti mozzafiato delle Tribù più sperdute nel mondo prima che scompaiano. Kazakh, Mongolia Himba, Namibia Huli, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea Asaro, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
Portraits of Chinese Families Posing with Everything They Own By Huang Qingjun. “Jiadang,” or “Family Stuff” is a photo series by Chinese photographer Huang Qingjun, that shows portraits of Chinese families with all their stuff.
The photographer has spent nearly a decade traveling around China… Petheadz, Funny Portraits of Pets and Their Owners. “Petheadz” is a funny photo series by Toronto-based photographer Zachary Rose, in which he combines a photo of a pet with a photo ofits owner… Zachary Rose.
Impressive Portraits Of Tribal Groups Before They Pass Away. “Before They Pass Away” is a stunning portrait series by British photographer Jimmy Nelson featuring the lives and traditions of the last surviving tribes who have managed to preserve their traditional ways and customs within our increasingly globalised world… Kazakh in Eastern Europe and northern parts of Central Asia Huli in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea Goroka in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea Karo in the Omo Valley of Africa’s Great Rift Valley Kalam in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea Tsaatan in the remote subarctic taiga of Mongolia Ladakhi in the Northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir Maasai in Kenya and Tanzania Maori in New Zealand.
Pucker, Portraits of Toddlers Tasting Lemon for the First Time. “Pucker ” is a hilarious photo series by photographers David Wile and April Maciborka, in which they photograph children tasting lemon for the first time… David Wile | April Maciborka «Pucker» est une série de photos hilarante par les photographes David Wile et April Maciborka dans laquelle ils photographié des enfants qui dégustent du citron pour la première fois…
Denis Rouvre . Lamb. Lamb (name of the Senegalese wrestling in Wolof language) Here everyone aspires to become a living god.
Nothing less. In the dark training rooms or on the beaches of the Dakar suburbs, where youngsters train themselves to Senegalese wrestling, everyone awaits feverishly the moment when they will have to wrestle under the burning sun, within the sand arena, in the middle of a stadium that gathers tens of thousands hungry spectators.
In order to give them the strength to face their sparring partner, the marabou will coat the wrestlers’ bodies with a potion; he will pour milk on their torsos, their shoulders, their heads, he will start singing the ritual words to cast evil spells away. The amulets they wear will protect them. Denis Rouvre has photographed the strong bodies, the tense, perpetually defiant faces of the wrestling apprentices of suburbs of Dakar. Created Equal: A Study of the Clashes Between Different Social Backgrounds by Mark Laita. ‘Created Equal’ is an incredible photo project by Detroit-born photographer Mark Laita that explores the contrasts between different social backgrounds… Mark Laita «Created Equal» est un projet photo incroyable par le photographe originaire de Detroit Mark Laita qui explore les contrastes entre les différents milieux sociaux…
Triptychs of Strangers: Creative Street Photography by Adde Adesokan. For his photos series ’Triptychs of Strangers’, Germany-based street photographer Adde Adesokan takes photographs of strangers and creates wonderful triptychs that capture the stranger’s personality… Adde Adesokan. Celebrity Photoshop Bobbleheads.
Portraits of Happy Centenarians by Karsten Thormaehlen. BEFORE AND AFTER BY SACHA GOLDBERGER. For his photo project “Before and After Jogging”, French photographer Sacha Goldberger takes comparative portraits of people before and after their efforts…
Charlotte Caron. One Trippy Profile Pic. Jesús González Rodríguez. Jesús González Rodríguez lebt in San Cristóbal, Venezuela und studiert dort momentan Marketing. Neben seinem Studium und der Fotografie betreibt er auch ein eigenes Blog. Seine aktuelle Bilderreihe trägt den simplen Titel ’1/2’. Es werden hier jeweils zwei Fotos übereinander gelegt, die das Gesicht einmal von vorne und einmal von der Seite zeigen.
All images © Jesús González Rodríguez | Via: Design You Trust. Portraits of People Who Look Alike But Aren’t Related. Great project titled “I’m not a look-alike!” By Canadian photographer Francois Brunelle. Which features portraits of people who look like identical twins but aren’t actually related at all… François Brunelle | via reddit Impressionnant projet intitulé “I’m not a look-alike!” Par le photographe Canadien François Brunelle. City Silhouettes by Jasper JamesBrilliant. Recycle by Anna Pantelia. We Are Nature – Multiple Exposure Portraits by Christoffer Relander.
Stunning series of Multiple Exposure Portraits titled We Are Nature by photographer Christoffer Relander… Dan Mountford. Dan Mountford is a british graphic designer and photographer… Portraits by Ralph Ueltzhoeffer. Portraits Made with Sewing Thread and Nails by Kumi Yamashita. Photography by DIVER & AGUILAR [ update ] Bureaucratics, Portraits of Civil Servants by Jan Banning. Hamidou Maiga. Der 79-jährige Fotograf Hamidou Maiga lebt und arbeitet in Bamako, Mali, Westafrika.
Maiga machte damals eine Ausbildung als Fotojournalist bevor er nach Timbuktu zog, um dort als Fotograf zu arbeiten. Mit der Zeit etabliere er sich vor allem mit seinen Portraitaufnahmen, bei denen er Dorfbewohner, Musiker, Künstler oder auch Sportler ablichtete. Mit seinen Bildern dokumentiert Maiga seit über fünfzig Jahren die Veränderungen der malischen Gesellschaft. Sie sollen das große Gefühl der Freiheit und Zuversicht ausdrücken, den Übergang von einer französischen Kolonie zu einem unabhängigen afrikanischen Staat.
All images © Hamidou Maiga. Ted Sabarese. BACK TO THE FUTURE 2. Age-Maps. Hiroh Kikai. Stunning Portraits Of The World’s Remotest Tribes Before They Pass Away (46 pics.