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Hyperrealistic Paper Sculptures Capture the Memory of Buildings DIANA BUDDS, fastcodesign.com
Fly like paper.
The only constant in cities in change—for the better or worse. That irks Philadelphia-based artist Drew Leshko. He meticulously recreates buildings he sees around him as a response to the morphing architectural composition of his…
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Conceptual photography by Brandon Page:
In my latest series “Bokeh on the 4th”, I experiment with new settings, and manual focus on-the-fly. See the full set of the series here Brandon Page
Scrolling Unconsciously: A New Show Explores the Art of Reblogging vice.com
Images Courtesy of Wade Jeffree and +81 Gallery
Hanging on a wall in artist Wade Jeffree’s new solo show at +81 Gallery, Optically Unconscious, are a set of Comme des Garçons shirts. Both polka-dotted with the red, heart-shaped fac…
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13 Different Approaches to Sculptural Food Photography Ellyn Kail, featureshoot.com
Four eggs stacked on a pile of powder © Virginie Gosselin / OffsetBlack plums in a jar © Zaira Zarotti / OffsetFrom the pomegranates of Caravaggio and the pears of Paul Cezanne to the oysters of Edouard Manet, sculptural arrays of fo…
Moment Announces a New Macro Lens for Mobile Photographers Michael Archambault, petapixel.com
Last year, the mobile photography company Moment announced the release of two mobile lenses for smartphone devices: the 18mm wide angle and the 70mm telephoto. The company then followed up earlier this year by producing the ‘Moment Case’ for iPhon…
Review: The Pentax 645Z is a Wedding Photographer’s Medium Format Dream Gavin Cato, petapixel.com
I’m an experienced wedding photographer who has wanted digital medium format for a long time. I use a pair of 1D Xs with the typical lenses that you would expect a wedding shooter to use. I never was intending on replacing my Canon gear, but rathe…
Review: The Pentax 645Z is a Wedding Photographer’s Medium Format Dream Gavin Cato, petapixel.com
I’m an experienced wedding photographer who has wanted digital medium format for a long time. I use a pair of 1D Xs with the typical lenses that you would expect a wedding shooter to use. I never was intending on replacing my Canon gear, but rathe…
Releases App Helps You Manage Model and Property Releases on Your iPhone Michael Zhang, petapixel.com
There are a number of easy-to-use model release form apps out there already, but Snapwire wants to do better. The photo marketplace has launched its own free app called Releases. Designed for professional photographers, the app lets you easily…
Here's how New York City's subway system looked over 110 years ago Steven Tweedie, businessinsider.com
The New York City subway system has been around for over 110 years.
Luckily, Google has an awesome collection of images taken from the New York Transit Museum that shows off what the old subway trains looked like, beautifully highlighting what…
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‘Visual pulse of the world’ or narcissism run rampant? In five years, the app has changed the way its 300 million users communicate
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Landscape photography: Why I swapped medium format for a Nikon DSLR David Clark, amateurphotographer.co.uk
Paul Gallagher photographed landscapes in black and white on large-format kit for 25 years, but now shoots colour on a DSLR. Photographers have to evolve, he tells David ClarkPaul Gallagher photographed landscapes in black and white on…
Dramatic Portraits of Ethereal Women Captured with Natural Light Anna Gragert, mymodernmet.com
Photographer Alessio Albi has continued to capture images of women that feature an incredible use of their surrounding environment. Rather than taking an ordinary portrait, the photographer utilizes the quirks and distinguishing features of each…
A Must read – Sophie Fontaine shoots film & breaks photography into just 4 disciplines Admin, 121clicks.com
Her words are poetic and she shoots film, may sound a bit familiar but Sophie Fontaine shows us something dramatic and unexpected in her artworks. Such poignant photographs resembling old paintings, beautifully crafted silent dramas in every frame…