What better way to see interesting photos on Flickr, than by having them spew forth from a panda bear?
Archive for the 'Imagery' Category
Brilliant and simple idea for photography, just take apart normal kitchen appliances and arrange the pieces into a pattern.
In his new body of work, Pieter Hugo explores the multilayered reality of the Nigerian film industry. Nollywood is, surprisingly, the third largest film industry in the world, releasing onto the market between 500 and 1 000 movies each year.
Nollywood produces movies on its own terms, telling stories that appeal to and reflect the lives of its public: it is a rare instance of self-representation in Africa. The continent has a rich tradition of story-telling that has been expressed abundantly through oral and written fiction, but has never been conveyed through the mass media before. Stars are local actors; plots confront the public with familiar situations of romance, comedy, witchcraft, bribery, prostitution. The narrative is overdramatic, deprived of happy endings, tragic. The aesthetic is loud, violent, excessive; nothing is said, everything is shouted.
Creatively designed model photography by Jess Bonham.
This is a fantastic gallery of cameras and lenses which have been sliced to see the detail inside, amazing how much goes into these.
Nice set of print commercials for the Renault Mégane Cabriolet, encouraging everyone to look up more often.
[via Design You Trust]
An amazing round-up of some of the the most stunning satellite imagery taken of earth that I have seen.
Hans-Christian Schink proves with his Verkehrsprojekte deutsche Einheit that no underside of a bridge is too boring and no day too dull to take stunning architectural photographs.
A truly wonderful balance of photography, illustration and execution by Dmitry Maksimov.
[via Design You Trust]
This one hit the news a few weeks back, very interesting (and rare) colour photography of Paris while it was under Nazi rule in the second world war.