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Piergiorgio Branzi captured a pivotal moment in European history—following the end of World War II. Starting with a motorcycle voyage down the Italian coast less than a decade after WWII and continuing with reportages in Spain and Moscow, his work blended documentary and fine art photography to great effect. Now 89 years old, he finds himself part of a legacy of early Italian photography that inspired generations to come.

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young ingmar bergman reading a book

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maison martin margiela, headquarters, special installation in the rue saint-maur showroom

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Paul Virilio - Bunker Archeology, 1994

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Blackout (2010) by Dan Holdsworth

Is inspired by the power failures in 1960s New York, which threw millions of people into darkness and prompted panic of nuclear attack.

Holdsworth shot his images in Iceland, a volcanic netherworld where day is night and ice is sooty pitch. He aims to convey with these negative images ‘the sublime’ which defies all logic.

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Biorhythms by Nikbarte

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Grip Tight by Brandyxo

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Henrik Adamsen

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London based photographer Edward Neumann AKA EMCN | On Tumblr

I think my photos reflect the things I find striking about London. It’s such a diverse place and there are always a wealth of photo opportunities across the city – some of my favorite places are South Bank, Canary Wharf and the West End. I love South Bank because there is always so much going on with loads of nooks and crannies to explore. The Canary Wharf area is modern and futuristic, leading to great opportunities to capture clean architecture shots. And then there’s the West End, the hustle and bustle, bright lights and abundance of characters. One thing I do find when I go out shooting, is more often than not, I’m drawn to the banks of the Thames, mainly because I’m fascinated by all the different places that punctuate its path as it winds its way through the city.

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