For 9 years, from 8:30 am and 9:30 am, Danish photographer Peter Funch stood at the southern corner of 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue. In the rush of commuters, what he found was a glimpse of universal habits and the long trek to work.
It’s natural to want to save pleasant memories, be it through photographs, video, or audio recordings.
After looking at the best art blogs to get your creative juices flowing, we turn to photography.
There are many types of animal photography, from heartfelt pet portraits to amazing shots of wild animals. Japanese photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki takes a conceptually lighter approach to his creature images; he reveals the delightful world of ninja cats—otherwise ordinary felines captured in the midst of action that look like they’re performing martial arts. Hiroyuki’s portraits demonstrate the impressive agility of young cats.
From gorgeous aerial photographs to stunning images of wildlife in action, entries from the fifth and sixth weeks of the...
Previously, we introduced you to Portuguese photographer Andre Goncalves and his Windows of the World series.
German architectural photographer Reinhard Görner has been working in the field since 1982, photographing both historical and contemporary architecture. Attending photography classes during university, he was intrigued by architectural photography after attending a lecture by Julius Shulman and being inspired by his book Architectural Photography. For more than 40 years he has made a name for himself in the field, exhibiting his work around the field.
When Stefan Draschan goes to a museum, he’s looking at more than just the art.
As a photographer, it's always important to understand copyright laws in whatever country you're photographing.
Photographer Mark Laita has a career that spans over 20 years, with his clean, graphic imagery used by clients such as Apple and BMW. Bringing these sensibilities to a different arena, his project Serpentine saw him photographing a wide variety of colorful snakes. Intrigued by their contorting bodies and colorful skins, the series is a natural evolution of his work, which has also seen him capture vibrant sea creatures.
In 1980, aspiring photographer Ryan Weideman landed in New York City from California, looking to make a name for himself.
Graphic artist and history buff Frédéric Duriez digitally colorizes vintage black and white photographs, breathing new life into their subjects.
