Untitled Internet Project 4

Lots of photos not much reading.

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Shinya Arimoto was born in 1971 in Japan. He studied at the School of Visual Arts in Osaka. While his body of work consists of a lot of Tokyo street photography, his first considered masterpiece was the book "Portrait of Tibet". At that time, he was mostly using the Rolleiflex 2.8F, althou

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Get Featured No. 1: Andrew Smith

First one on the Get Featured series! Interesting set made better 'cause it's shot on film.

A feature of mine on a new blog.

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How To Get Sh*t Done

Have you ever felt like you’re insanely busy but not actually accomplishing anything? Like you’re frantically doing stuff but never getting stuff done? Being creative, no matter what the discipline or genre means making things…

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A useful chart for film developers.

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Tokyo Street / Vision and Fascination - Photographs and text by Tatsuo Suzuki | LensCulture

Sometimes cruel, sometimes seductive, but always buzzing with vitality and humanity, Japan’s capital city is viewed here through a photographer’s lens

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Tokyo Is Yours: Seeking Sense Through Street Photography - Photographs and text by Meg Hewitt | LensCulture

“Sometimes I feel like I am living in a film that I have imagined…” The serendipity and strangeness of street photography is used to make sense of the fantasies and fears radiating from Tokyo’s residents

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Inside a toy factory in the Jiangsu province, workers make stuffed-animal versions of characters whose faces they do not recognize.

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Get Featured: Andrew Smith - Japan Camera Hunter

Get Featured: Andrew Smith Andrew shares with us a visual essay, giving us an a little bit of a different perspective. This one is very interesting. Check

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A Myth of Two Souls: Understanding India Through the Ramayana - Photographs by Vasantha Yogananthan | LensCulture

The Ramayana is India’s national epic and key to understanding this vast, varied sub-continent

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The Best and Worst of Times: Talking Photobooks With Aperture’s Lesley Martin - Interview with Lesley Martin, Aperture’s Creative Director | LensCulture

A leading expert in the field shares her thoughts on the “golden age” of photobooks and offers advice to aspiring authors

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On Sale Now: The Best of LensCulture, Vol. 1

Big new book: The Best of LensCulture, Vol 1 showcases 160 of today’s most exciting international photographers!