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What the GUP team do really well is move away from all that camera and gadget porn talk that every other photography magazine gets a hard on off of. To these guys, the aesthetic and concepts explored in the work is more important than which lens or what focal length the work shot on.
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Sacramento photographer Steve Abbott joins StreetPX for a chill talk about his artistic path to the camera, his passion for film, birds and Richard Avedon.
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The president's photographer, Pete Souza selects the finest photos from 2016 in his final review.
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Temoor was bored, so he started taking pictures. It became a new understanding of urban life through black and white street photography.
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David Gleave, a Licentiate in the prestigious Royal Photographic Society adopted the "in your face" approach in his street photography.
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Photographers are a narcissistic breed. Not me, of course, but my colleagues are. We’ve got profiles on dozens of websites and we must tell the world what
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Artists have long used the golden ratio as a guide for creating aesthetically pleasing art, as it's believed that the human brain is hardwired to find the
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The George Eastman Museum's historic photo collection is being digitized and it includes many important works of art.
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A unique and intimate look into the creative process of the legendary Czech photographer Josef Koudelka on his photographic journey through Israel and Palestine. Via Cyanotype
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A kaleidoscopic view of urban life — in all of its pulsing colors, shapes and reflections — from cultures all around the planet in 2016
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The military seized her photographs, quietly depositing them in the National Archives, where they remained mostly unseen and unpublished until 2006
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In another banner year for photobook publishing, here are 14 remarkable publications that were selected by a wide-ranging group of photography experts from around the world
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I was browsing the McCurry exhibit at a Montreal gallery. A couple came in and I overheard the woman comment on one of the portraits—a very simple close-up of a man, shot in India: "Wow...not photoshopped AT ALL...".
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The best source for conversations with the world's best established and emerging photographers.
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From 1977 to 2001, photographer Richard Sandler regularly walked the streets of New York and Boston, capturing all that the streets had to offer
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The surge in hate crimes after 23 June stands in stark contrast to the decency shown to black GIs in the UK during the second world war
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Reports on the rise of fascism in Europe was not the American media's finest hour
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Peter Thoshinsky joined the San Francisco Police Department back in 1982. After serving as a cop for 31 years, his career in the department took a major tu
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Ce livre épais est un hommage aux victimes de l’opération Condor, un plan militaire secret institué, en 1975, par six pays latino-américains (Argentine, Bolivie, Brésil, Chili, Paraguay et Uruguay) gouvernés par des dictatures militaires d’extrême droite pour éliminer toute opposition politique. Via Benedyct Antifer
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Patrick Temme's environmental portrait approach beautifully captured the grace and charisma of the people he encountered in Tigray, Ethiopia in Africa.
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Florida-based photographer Erika Masterson’s Parts of the Earth series started with a portrait she took of her niece with a pheasant (Refuge), leading to Keeper, the girl with the coyote. After entering several images into competitions and winning, Masterson continued the theme, finding the animals through clients, collectors and a taxidermy shop located in Miami called ‘Art by God’.
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Proust Questionnaire: Bill Gekas
The Proust Questionnaire is a mini-interview. Its name and modern popularity (see Vanity Fair) is owed to the responses given by the French writer Marcel Proust.
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