Hadza hunters tell stories on a rocky outcropping at their camp overlooking Tanzania’s Central Rift Valley. Photo @ Nick Hall Even though photographer Nick Hall is an expert at capturing images of what he sees, he had an eye-opening experience on his recent trip to Tanzania to photograph conservation partnerships with indigenous communities for Nature Conservancy magazine. “One of the things I found extraordinarily surprising was their eyesight,” he … Continue reading On the Hunt with Tanzania’s Hadza Tribe

Thomas Alleman was born and raised in Detroit, where his father was a traveling salesman and his mother was a ceramic artist. He graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in English Literature. During a fifteen-year newspaper career, Tom was a frequent winner of distinctions from the National Press Photographer’s Association, as well as being named California Newspaper Photographer of the Year in 1995 and … Continue reading Thomas Alleman Photography

“While I once worked as a photojournalist, the focus of my work has changed. My more recent efforts can probably be described ( for lack of a better term) as “street photography”. At any rate, it’s certainly a kind of photography that minimizes definitive narratives. So, I hope, with that in mind, that these pictures invite viewers to formulate their own personal interpretations of images … Continue reading Ed Peters Photography

In a career that spanned 70 years, photographer Abid Mian Lal Mian Syed was perhaps one of the most important figures in the world of 20th-century Indian photography. Born in 1904, Syed spent his childhood in Palanpur where he and his brother became the official photographers of Palanpur State and much of their professional work was done for the royal families of various North Indian … Continue reading Vision From the Inner Eye

Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold James Whitmore Abisag Tullmann Andre Kertesz Arthur Leipzig Bruce Davidson, East 100th Street, NY Carl Mydans, Poster of a cinema repertoire In The USSR, 1960 Coney Island Beach by Weegee Daido Moriyama Elevator Garage by John Gutmann Ernst Haas, White Sands, New Mexico Gala Opening by Eve Arnold, Metropolitan Opera, NY Gladys and Mother Behind Clothesline by Jack Spencer Helen … Continue reading Awe-inspiring Black and White

“Between 1999 and 2002, I visited three psychiatric institutions while living and working in Kosova and Serbia on a long term project, Between The Lines, on the aftermath of the NATO conflict with Serbia. The work from the institutions, a story on it’s own, is also an integral part of this bigger narrative of conflict, division, difference and exclusion. Having spent four years teaching a … Continue reading Asylum by George Georgiou

“In the late summer of 1965 I traveled to Moscow on assignment for an American organization whose mission was to take American professionals to the Soviet Union to meet their Russian counterparts. In the mornings I photographed these meetings. After lunch I was free and used this time to photograph people in the streets, mostly Russian tourists from the provinces. ” ~ Constantine Manos Constantine “Costa” … Continue reading Russians by Constantine Manos, Moscow, 1965

David Carol Alecio de Andrade Ara Guler Ben van Meerendonk Christer Stromholm Edward Hartwig Ernst Haas Fausto Podavini Jerry Berndt Junku Nishimura Leonard Freed Lothar Reichel Louis Faurer Michael Ackerman Nobuyoshi Araki Peter Keetman Petros Kotzabasis Rico Puhlmann Robert Frank Robert Mapplethorpe Sergio Larrain Tomasz Gudzowaty Vittorio Ronconi William S. Burroughs by Jon Blumb Willy Ronis Continue reading Cтранная Подборка  

Sweeping through the vacant lot, Rose and his co-director, L’Officiel Hommes editor André Saraiva shot a dreamlike portrait of professional skateboarders Jerry Hsu, Austyn Gillette, and Josh Harmony, besuited in Dior Homme, Saint Laurent, and Prada. Set to the epic pop of Duran Duran’s “The Chauffeur,” the slow-motion skaters are confronted by a trio of models in lace lingerie led by Belgian beauty Anouck Lepere, … Continue reading “New York La La La”

Maciej is a Polish photographer, traveller and educator. He holds a PhD in computer science, but abandoned science in 2009 to focus on photography. He is one of the founders of Third Floor Gallery in Cardiff and member of the international street photography collective In-Public. He has worked on various photographic projects, judged numerous photography competitions, organised and lead countless photography workshops and his interests … Continue reading Maciej Dakowicz Photography