photography
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I-Hsuen Chen I'm a fan of images of inbetween places so I-Hsuen Chen's project "Nowhere in Taiwan" is tailor made for my taste.
Heading East: photographers
In 2008 British technical creative director, Matthew Knight , had a unique idea: start leaving disposable cameras out for the public with instructions to be picked up, used to capture a couple of pictures and then passed on to others .
Cameras Travel the World: Disposable Memory Project
Yovcho Gorchev not only completed a masters in architecture, but a masters in film design as well.
Breaking The Fifth Wall: Visual Essay On Our Perception
At a first glance, it would seem that the photographs of Bobby Neel Adams are just another Photoshop project, but they were actually done using a technique that the artist calls “photo surgery”.
Photo Surgery: Fusing Faces (WITHOUT PHOTOSHOP)
PAINTING WITH LIGHT AND FIRE
I’m going to get this out of the way right here in the beginning: none of these flashy, surreal photographs where Photoshopped .
The Past in Color: Bringing Old Photographs to Life
Did you ever stop to think that the black and white photographed world of the past actually occurred in color just like today?
Paddy's Mother's Wig by Fall 2006 Hot Shot Juliana Beasley
Hey, Hot Shot! - Fall HHS! Winner: Juliana Beasley
Photos, Photographers, and Picture Paraphernalia from All Corners of the Globe | VICE Photos | United States
Taji's Mahal Ben Kilpatrick's Tri-Coastal Photography For this week's Mahal, I got to talk with Ben Kilpatrick about what it is like to travel the country, photographing on and off his skateboard. Check out some of his most recent work and read our conversation about how NYC and LA inspire different kinds of creativity. Full story Vito Fun's Winter Photo Dump 2013 Every year around this time, I emerge from seasonal-affective hibernation and begin to prepare for my weekly warm-weather pilgrimages to Fire Island.Surrealism was officially launched as a movement with the publication of poet André Breton's first Manifesto of Surrealism in 1924. The Surrealists did not rely on reasoned analysis or sober calculation; on the contrary, they saw the forces of reason blocking the access routes to the imagination. Their efforts to tap the creative powers of the unconscious set Breton and his companions on a path that carried them through the territory of dreams, intoxication, chance, sexual ecstasy, and madness.