Marla Rutherford 荒木経惟オフィシャルサイト -arakinobuyoshi.com- 荒木 経惟「写狂老人Aのフィルム・ノスタルジー」 Nobuyoshi Araki “Film Nostalgia” 会期：2011年5月7日（土）～5月28日（土） 会場：タカ・イシイギャラリー（東京・清澄） Nobuyoshi Araki “Film Nostalgia” Dates: May 7 – 28, 2011 Location: Taka Ishii Gallery (Kiyosumi, Tokyo) Opening reception: Wednesday, May 25, 17:30-19:00 写真っていうのは、まあ写真つーか人生は、ノスタルジーだと確信をもったわけだよ。 こういう光景に出会って。今のデジタルの時代にだよ、都会の真ん中でこういう棒だよ、棒をもってザリガニだか鯉を追ってるんだよ。少年時代の思い出とかさ、人生ではそういうノスタルジーが一番大切だと確信をもった。 Portraits of the Homeless by Lee Jeffries In 2008, accountant and amateur photographer Lee Jeffries was in London to run a marathon. On the day before the race, Jeffries thought he would wander the city to take pictures. Near Leicester Square, he trained his 5D camera with a long, 70-200 lens on a young, homeless woman who was huddled in a sleeping bag among Chinese food containers. “She spotted me and started shouting, drawing the attention of passersby,” Jeffries says. “I could have just walked away in an embarrassed state, or I could have gone over and apologized to her.”
Sublime Lo sublime es una categoría estética, derivada principalmente de la célebre obra Περὶ ὕψους ("Sobre lo sublime") del crítico o retórico griego Longino (o Pseudo-Longino), y que consiste fundamentalmente en una "grandeza" o, por así decir, belleza extrema, capaz de llevar al espectador a un éxtasis más allá de su racionalidad, o incluso de provocar dolor por ser imposible de asimilar. El concepto de lo "sublime" fue redescubierto durante el Renacimiento, y gozó de gran popularidad durante el Barroco, durante el siglo XVIII alemán e inglés y sobre todo durante el primer Romanticismo. Definición[editar]
Michael Hoppen Contemporary - Artist - Byung-hun Min - Flowers - Byung-Hun Min was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1955. Min started out as a musician and vocalist, then a student of electronic engineering, before finally discovering photography. He turned to study photography in his late 20’s at the Soon-tae Hong studio, from where he has pursued a successful career in photography. He has been awarded the Dong-A International Photography Salon’s silver medal (1984).
FLORIA SIGISMONDI News Photos - News Pictures - Photo Essays - Interactive Graphics - TIME.com Salvation Mountain by Aaron Huey Friday, Feb. 14, 2014 Folk artist Leonard Knight, creator of Salvation Mountain, died on Monday afternoon in San Diego. Camouflage... Fred Lebain Unique photo series by Fred Lebain, a talented French photographer, features creative camouflage posters that blend into their surroundings. After visiting New York for the first time and taking some pictures, Fred Lebain returned for a second visit with large poster prints and aligned them with their original locations. Also check out: Invisible Man and Camouflage Art by Liu Bolin The Longest War Kabul Cemetery As hard as outsiders have tried to subdue and “re-create” the country in their own image, Afghanistan has been able to absorb the blows of superpowers, and remain essentially the same. Jalalabad
David Lindsey Wade The Wade Brothers shot a selection of famous Portugese footballers in Lisbon for Nike Portugal’s latest campaign – featuring William Carvalho, Raul Meireles, Miguel Veloso, Christiano Ronaldo and Pepe. Share This The Wade Brothers photographed the global above the line campaign for Bacardi with BETC in Panama and Mexico. The images focus on the brand’s famous heritage, and the incredible struggles that the family have overcome to get to where they are today – including fires, exile, prohibition and Cuban revolutionaries! Don McCullin · Biography For the next two decades war became a mainstay of Don’s journalism, initially for the Observer and, from 1966, for The Sunday Times. In the Congo, Biafra, Uganda, Chad, Vietnam, Cambodia, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Iran, Afghanistan, Northern Ireland and more, he time and again combined a mastery of light and composition with an unerring sense of where a story was headed, and a bravery that pushed luck to its outermost limits. “Photography has given me a life… The very least I could do was try and articulate these stories with as much compassion and clarity as they deserve, with as loud a voice as I could muster. Anything less would be mercenary.” He has been shot and badly wounded in Cambodia, imprisoned in Uganda, expelled from Vietnam and had a bounty on his head in Lebanon.
21st century Gypsies: New Age Travellers adopt horse drawn-caravans and a love of Facebook (as long as it's solar powered) By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 11:35 GMT, 30 September 2012 | Updated: 10:12 GMT, 1 October 2012 They were the inner-city youth who, fuelled by punk spirit, anarchist philosophy and a hate of Margaret Thatcher, clambered aboard a fleet of battered old vehicles to shun the trappings of the modern world for a life of nomadic freedom. And while today's new-age travellers appears to have taken the philosophy even further, preferring to use traditional horse-drawn caravans instead of gas-guzzling vans, they also appear to be embracing the modern technology like mobile phones, laptops and even Facebook. During the late 1980s and 1990s stories about the travellers were commonplace - illegal raves, clashes with the police, drug busts and fury at the criminal justice act.