Inspired by the way New York based photographer Phil Toledano reflects on his creative life.
(He is speaking at CreativeMornings/NYC tomorrow. YAY!)
Inspired by the way New York based photographer Phil Toledano reflects on his creative life.
(He is speaking at CreativeMornings/NYC tomorrow. YAY!)
These images by Aleksey Kondratyev Captures of ‘Ice Fishers’ are stunning.
This photo by Brooke DiDonato made me laugh.
Stefan Draschan spent countless hours visiting different museums in Paris, Vienna and Berlin where he would wait for visitors to match with a piece of art. Beautiful.
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Csilla Klenyánszki’s Photography made me look. Click through to IGNANT to see more.
Don’t have a green thumb? Get this Green Home Print instead of plants.
Chromatin is the animated variation of Medina Dugger’s Chroma photo project which celebrates women’s hair styles in Nigeria. Made me look.
I am having so many feelings looking at these images titled The Uncomfortable, a series of inconvenient household items designed by Katerina Kampran.
This aerial photograph by Niaz Uddin made me gasp. I wouldn’t mind being that person in that kayak right now.
Melissa Kaseman photographs the contents of her three-year-old son’s pockets as part of what she calls “a taxonomy report of a child’s imagination.” Beautiful!
Powerful 2011 ad by Leica on never changing their brand identity: “When you keep being different from everything, changing makes no sense.”
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These playful architecture photos put the biggest smile on my face.
These failed panorama shots gone bad made me laugh.
“Young Explorers” is a series of short films about what happens when you allow kids who are very young—who have just learned to walk by themselves—to explore the world completely on their own. Congratulations to the filmmaker Jacob Krupnick.
Don’t have a green thumb or can’t have plants for another reason? Put some plants on your walls. Leaf Print 1 and Leaf Print 2.
In September 1942, Office of War Information photographer Marjory Collins paid a visit to the offices of the New York Times, located at the iconic One Times Square and an annex on 43rd Street. Click through to see them all. Beautiful!
Minutiae is designed to record mundane moments with no time to pose nor polish shots. The app was created as a response to the polished, carefully selected images we put on Facebook and Instagram. Instead of weddings, pets and brunch, Minutiae wants its users to capture the random, often boring things that happen in between.
As someone who created a 200 page book celebrating “The Beauty in the Ordinary” in 1999 as my thesis, this makes my heart sing.
“A good photograph is knowing where to stand.”
– Ansel Adams
Ansel Adams is one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century, and photographer Elliot McGucken may have discovered a reason why. While viewing some of Adams’ public domain work, McGucken realized the presence of the golden ratio in the compositions. Read more.
Vegetable Canvas is a photography series by designers Tessa Dóniga and Christian Baumgartner. Made me look. Also, garlic!
As a mother of a Minecraft obsessed kid these retouched images of animals made me laugh out loud. Hat tip off to Aditya Aryanto.
Intrigued by photographer Louis De Belle’s unconventional portraits of New York commuters.
Then and now photos show people as young adults and at 100 years old. The sentimental series by photographer Jan Langer visually presents the inevitable changes that accompany aging.