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In The Studio With Hiroshi Sugimoto

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ARTICLE 017: Celia Perrin Sidarous 

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Annie Leibovitz shooting The 2016 Pirelli Calendar

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Video: The world through the lens of photographer Corey Arnold | Alaska Dispatch News

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Amy Lombard working

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Hyung S. Kim shooting female divers in Korea for his project Hae Nyeo: Women of The Sea.

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Ryan McGinley: Parsons Commencement 2014 Speech (by Ryan McGinley Studios)

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ALEC SOTH & ROE ETHRIDGE (April28-2013) (by Paris Photo)

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Geordie Wood shooting King Krule for FADER

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Photographer Erik Madigan Heck talks about the ways in which fine art inspired "Without a Face," his exclusive portfolio on the fall/winter designer collections commissioned by New York magazine's The Cut.

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Visual Acoustics is a documentary film that explores the life and career of the architectural photographer Julius Shulman.

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Jason Nocito shooting - NIKE "Rocket Car" (by tonefarmer)

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In No Great Hurry - 13 Lessons in Life with Saul Leiter 

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R.I.P.

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Daniel Shea shooting Blood Orange's Fader Cover Shoot (2013)

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Adventures in Life and Photography with @hokaytokay

Learn more about Amanda’s work in this video feature by Like Knows Like, produced by filmmaker Bas Berkhout (@bas_berkhout) and photographer Marije Kuiper (@marijekuiper). For more of Amanda’s explorations in light and pattern, follow @hokaytokay on Instagram.

Just over a year ago, at the age of 20, Amanda Jasnowski (@hokaytokay) left her home in Ohio to pursue photography in New York City.

For Amanda, whose photos explore light and patterns, Instagram provides an outlet for daily creation. “The constant practice of taking photos every day has really helped me grow as a creative and helped further my aesthetic,” says Amanda. “If for some reason you find yourself scrolling far back through my feed you can see the way my style has evolved. It’s a good timeline.”

Amanda’s feed is also a documentation of the beauty found in everyday life. Speaking about her photos, she says: “More than anything I hope people take away a sense of appreciation of the small things in life and the beauty that is here if you are looking. I think most of my images are fairly simple and playful, lots of documenting. Humanity is a beautiful thing.”

Collaborating with and learning from others is central to Amanda’s work, and the Instagram community has been a major source of inspiration. “The support and encouragement that I’ve found through Instagram was a big influence in giving me the courage to move away from home last October. I continue to be thankful for the support and excited by this creative community I’ve grown to be a part of.”

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PDN Video: Olivia Bee on Instagram, iPhones, Expectations, and Envy (by PDNOnline)

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The Grange Prize - Moyra Davey on Choosing Photography (by ArtGalleryofOntario)