24 Feb 2013 / Reblogged from koosnaam with 20 notes

boardsofhamburg:

azizalbraik: Clever photography by Horacio Salinas

boardsofhamburg:

azizalbraik: Clever photography by Horacio Salinas

18 Feb 2013 / Reblogged from ifuckingwishh with 8,466 notes

livescope:

by Peter Baker

livescope:

by Peter Baker

18 Feb 2013 / Reblogged from ifuckingwishh with 51 notes

18 Feb 2013 / Reblogged from ifuckingwishh with 11,889 notes

do’s & don’ts when you take pictures of yourself

31 Jan 2013 / 2 notes

Marije de Haan - MdH

backstage at Fashion week Amsterdam, NL
by Kim Nuijen

more at kimnuijen.com

Misguided Ghosts on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/1992301

Misguided Ghosts on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/1992301

19 Dec 2012 / 0 notes / girl pink thinking box 

nowadays everyone has a TomTom

Ed-Fairburn-maps-portraits

Ed Fairburn‘s Maps

17 Dec 2012 / 0 notes / Ed Fairburn 

OPENING MAKING ROOM

2012.09.12 – 2012.10.04

Visit the gallery at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and you’ll find my work (I / you / we commute and runners / work in progress) alongside the work of many other photographers who graduated at the Academy.

Royal Academy of Art | Prinsessegracht 4, The Hague
free admission

12 Sep 2012 / 0 notes

MOUNTAINS

wonderful photo series by Sanne Maloe Slecht

Anybody can push the button

Ahmet Polat on Instagram at FOAM blog

“Instagram is photography’s worst enemy. Now the only thing that separates us “real ” photographers from instagrammers is maybe the intention we have while taking and showing images and the story we would like to convey with it. Within 2 years newspapers, fashion magazines and other media will look towards cheap instagrammers to fill their pages with images that look like Alex Webb or Steve McCurry. Apps will be developed to emulate their styles. Anybody can push the button.”

Image above: Ahmet Polat, Smoking in the sea Kusadasi (2007) from the series Kemal’s Dream which focuses on young people in present-day Turkey.

1 Aug 2012 / Reblogged from kwassakwassa with 91 notes

1 Aug 2012 / Reblogged from chuckbass with 99 notes

Evan Baden breaks the format @ FOAM blog

Evan Baden on his new work and the decision to work in 16:9 format in stead of the traditional 4:5 at FOAM blog:

” Throughout the bodies of work I have made and am making, I realize i am slowly pulling back from the subjects in my images. I am wanting to show more and more of the world around them, the world that they exist in.”

Image above: ‘Role model’ by Evan Baden.

please do not touch & take a photo

(Source: facebook.com)

9 Jul 2012 / 0 notes