FASHION & LIFESTYLE!

Un cortometraggio degli anni '70 illustra gli scatti più celebri del fotografo che ha fatto dell'attimo il suo stile di vita: Henri Cartier-Bresson...

Via Alessandro Rea

The international jury of the 55th annual World Press Photo Contest has selected a picture by Samuel Aranda from Spain as the World Press Photo of the Year 2011. The picture shows a woman holding her wounded son in her arms, inside a mosque used as a field hospital by demonstrators against the rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, during clashes in Sanaa, Yemen on 15 October 2011. Samuel Aranda was working in Yemen on assignment for The New York Times. He is represented by Corbis Images.

Via Rammses

Portraits of Russia's would-be revolutionaries -- and their intimate thoughts on Vladimir Putin and the country's dark political future.

Via Rammses

"As children, most of us spent a large amount of time getting acquainted with our imagined realities. We developed grand vocabularies around these alternate places and people and narratives, and at times, even invited our friends in to explore these intimate spaces with us. I suppose in some ways I never stopped developing stories from that very place. Of course, my narratives have matured (at least I would hope so!) and are deeply influenced by my many lived experiences traversing borders, or rather, living among them. So many of us who live along these lines (either by choice or force) do go missing or disappear at times, just to re-emerge later. I am fascinated by those who — yes, dare to journey across the borders they once built for themselves. It takes courage to do so, to leave what you know in order to better understand what you don’t. “Sea Change” begins to explore the narratives around this very migration — one that is as much physical as it is psychological and/or emotional."

 

Work by Hajra Waheed
Interview by Rosalyn D'Mello | ArtInfo 

Via khicṛī, Mario Pires

The Chinese manufacturer Kipon announced that they will start selling their third party M-mount lens adapter for Fuji X-Pro1 cameras later this month - right on time for the March 28th release date of the X-Pro-1 camera.

Via Ricardo Vilela

We are a group of contributing National Geographic Magazine Photographers, committed to telling the world's stories through photographs...

Via Rammses

A portrait of dancer Tim Persent. Cinematic poem brings an ode to dancers and what they are able to do with their body, by showing what our eyes normally can't see in real time.

Via Rammses