Photography

October 25, 2016

Eccentric Characters of the Streets of Japan Captured on Film

Photographer Shinya Arimoto likes to show a different side of Japanโ€”the one he sees on the streets, filled with eccentric characters. Born in Osaka, Arimoto is currently a professor of photography at the Tokyo School of Visual Arts, as well as the director of the Totem Pole Photo Gallery. When he's not at work, Arimoto can be found roaming the streets, interacting with his subjects.

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October 24, 2016

Striking Black & White Portraits of Elegant Dancers Caught in Captivating Motion

Based in St. Petersburg, artist Vadim Stein boasts an extensive and eclectic background. Though he currently identifies as a photographer, videographer, sculptor, and stage designer, his past creative endeavors span graphic design, art restoration, and even acting. Each experienceโ€”though seemingly disparateโ€”has influenced his contemporary projects, like his recent stunning series of dramatic dance portraits.

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October 13, 2016

Colorfully Decorative Storefronts Reveal the Story of Paris

Photographer Sebastian Erras is known for his striking images of colorfully patterned floors in Paris, Venice, Barcelona, and London. As part of a continued collaboration with Pixartprinting, he's moved from shooting what's beneath our feet to aiming him lens at the exquisitely decorated storefronts of Paris.

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October 1, 2016

Photographer Uses Ordinary Tea Kettle to Capture Reflected Self-Portraits Around the World

Instead of constantly reaching for her phone and snapping her reflection in selfie mode, Michigan-based photographer Esha Biswas prefers to capture herself and the world around her in a more unconventional kind of mirror. For over four years, Biswas has taken over 30 self-portraits through the shiny surface of a tea kettle. For her, it is this unlikely prop that instills the mission of her projectโ€”to find the extraordinary in the most ordinary places.

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