19 3 / 2013
Ghost Train by Jeff Friesen.
Young and talented photographer Jeff Friesen just completed a photography project called “The Canadian: Ghost Train Crossing Canada” that involves a train’s journey across Canada but with an unexpected twist. “I carry the train rather than it carrying me. It fits into a shopping bag.” The unique series shows us the vast, diverse and beautiful landscapes of Canada in a sweet and enchanting way. At first glance you will be sure that you’re looking at an actual, real-life train. But in fact we’re invited to imagine what small and mysterious creatures could possibly be enjoying such a wonderfully scenic trip. Enjoy!
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18 3 / 2013
Irina Werning, Back to the future
Coolest photography project ever.
The last one’s very powerful actually.
After seeing the last one, I couldn’t resist and had to reblog.
Sorry I’m reblogging this again
Omg the last one
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27 2 / 2013
I am a street photographer in New York City. Several months ago, I was approached by a representative of DKNY who asked to purchase 300 of my photos to hang in their store windows “around the world.” They offered me $15,000. A friend in the industry told me that $50 per photo was not nearly enough to receive from a company with hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. So I asked for more money. They said “no.”
Today, a fan sent me a photo from a DKNY store in Bangkok. The window is full of my photos. These photos were used without my knowledge, and without compensation.
I don’t want any money. But please REBLOG this post if you think that DKNY should donate $100,000 on my behalf to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. That donation would sure help a lot of deserving kids go to summer camp. I’ll let you guys know if it happens.
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21 1 / 2013
Mary Mattingly - First Light / Last Light, 2001-present
These photographs are taken during the first and the last light of the day, on the Winter Solstice.
(Source: arpeggia, via loveyourchaos)
07 1 / 2013
Kevin Russ, Traveling And Paying The Bills With iPhoneography
A couple years ago I discovered Kevin Russ on Flickr. I love his portrait work and his use of natural light. I hadn’t seen much from him on Flickr in a while and just the other day I found out why. Kevin has been traveling the United States, shooting landscape photography with just his iPhone, and living off the print sales.
I must admit I am jealous of Kevin’s current life. He hops in his car, looks at a map of places he wants to go in this country, and takes off. When he gets there he photographs what he sees, predominantly landscapes and nature, and most of which he shoots on his iPhone. He is a contributor to iStockphoto as well as sells his prints on his Society 6 page. Check out his work, in my opinion it is absolutely beautiful. He also has a new flickr for his mobile photos, check it out! I think his work is a prime example of the fact that it isn’t about the camera, it’s about the photographer.
26 11 / 2012
Stephen Wilkes is a guy with some serious patience. He photographs the same spot for a minimum of ten hours! The goal is to capture the transformation of a selected area from day to night.
Photos Show Transformation From Day to Night in Single Frame
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25 11 / 2012
This was taken in Australia. Three separate things happening at once: On the left, fireworks exploded as part of Australia Day celebrations. In the middle, it’s Comet McNaught. Then on the right, there’s lightning from a thunderstorm far away.
i dont care if this has nothing to do with the blog its just sick
I love my country.
(Source: your-daily-dose, via hipsterinatardis)
04 7 / 2012
Kate Upton by Terry Richardson, 2012
The first thing I thought was “Oh, Terry Richardson takes photos outside AND in colour? Wowzers!” You really do learn something new everyday! LOLOLOLOL
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13 1 / 2012
Inspired by this post from Photojojo. Super fun technique! Thanks for the tip Photojojo!
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12 11 / 2011
Here’s an entry from The National Geographic Photo Contest 2011.
Emmanuel Coupe-Kalomiris shot this photo of in the Canadian Rockies. Since snow hadn’t fallen over the lake yet, you can see the bubbles trapped in the ice.
via The Atlantic
Wow!
01 7 / 2011
This photography cheat sheet is more than just handy. It’s pretty, too.
Manual Photography Cheat Sheet by Miguel Yatco
p.s. Photojojo’s hiring!!! Both in & outside of SF. Web developers, photographer, store buyer, and freelance writers.
16 3 / 2011
Mills & Boon are self-portrait recreations of romance novel covers.
Alex shot them with the help of her, dare we say, handsome boyfriend Oli Kellett.
03 3 / 2011
STARS’ TREKS A long-exposure photo of Mount Everest and the star trails above. (Photo: Anton Jankovoy / Caters via the Telegraph)
09 2 / 2011
Moa’s portraits are pure candid.
She’s able to take photos of people looking into mirrors without them knowing. How? Two way mirrors.
