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MARCH LAM: RECLAIMED

concrete, construction, ecology, environment, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, HISTORIC LANDSCAPES, Materials, National Heritage Area, north carolina, ONLINE ONLY, parks, Photography, Practice, preservation, psychiatric hospital, resilience, RIVER RESTORATION, Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta, Stewart, students, water, what's new

Reading Time: < 1 minute FOREGROUND Cracking Up (Materials) Concrete cracks inevitably, but there are steps designers can take to help alleviate stress. FEATURES Toward Reclamation A National Heritage Area designation brings the overlooked cultural history of the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta, long seen as California’s plumbing...

Nithya Guthikonda

article, Georgia, memoir, Nithya Guthikonda, photo essay, Photography, poetry, Summer Quarantine, Westminster Schools

Reading Time: < 1 minute Nithya is a photographer from Atlanta, Georgia, and currently studies at The Westminster Schools. She is particularly interested in conveying narrative through photography and creative writing. Nithya focuses on portrait… Read More The post Nith... AINT—BAD

Intentions for the Week

2020, bay area blog, bay area blogger, bay area lifestyle blog, best bay area blog, california, Food, food and lifestyle blog, food blog, food blogger, food blogs, intention, intentions, intentions for the week, intentions for the week printable, lists, marin, marin county, Marin County Blog, marin county blogger, Photography, printable, shutterbean, shutterbean blog, shutterbean photography, tracy benjamin, tracy shutterbean

Reading Time: 4 minutes Intentions for the Week – Week 9 of 2021 Happy Monday, friends! It’s the first day of March. How are we feeling about it? This weekend was a beautiful one. Started with a moonlight hike, ended with meal prep! This is what I am...

Tokyo lanterns and old style looks

CULTURE, Photography, religion

Reading Time: 2 minutes Lanterns are always photogenic, and a confidently worn trilby is possibly even more appealing, so to get both in the same frame was pleasing to say the least. Tokyo Times

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK (BUSHWICK COLLECTIVE) STREET ART: BIGGIE by URBAN RUBEN

art, biggie smalls, Brooklyn, BROOKLYN STREET ART, bushwick collective, graffiti, murals, New York, nomad, Photography, street art, street photography, TOKIDOKI Nomad blog, TOKIDOKI Nomad travel blog, U.S.A., urban art, urban Ruben, USA

Reading Time: < 1 minute January 2021 TOKIDOKI (NOMAD)

Before She Was Famous, Marilyn Monroe Was Paid Just $10 an Hour to Pose for Pin-up Artist Earl Moran in the Late 1940s

1940s, Earl Moran, marilyn monroe, Photography, pin up, playboy, pose

Reading Time: 4 minutes Marilyn Monroe posed for Earl Moran – Bus Stop. One of his most famous photo’s/paintings of Marilyn done in 1946, titled ‘Bus Stop’. It featured Marilyn in a cheesecake pose, standing next to a bus stop, with skates in her hand. When Marilyn Monroe...

Dreamy Western Pass in China

nature, Photography, Travel

Reading Time: 3 minutes Après son projet « Colorful Danxia« , le photographe Jonas Daley continue d’immortaliser les reliefs chinois, et se focalise cette fois sur le col de Yangguang, situé dans le village de Nanhu, à environ 70 kilomètres de la ville de Dunhuang, dans la province de Dansu. Dans...

My Everyday Life Week 8

2020, 365 project, 8/, bay area, bay area blog, bay area blogger, bay area food blog, bay area food blogger, bay area lifestyle blog, best bay area blog, california, Food, food and lifestyle blog, food blog, food blogger, food blogs, marin, marin county, Marin County Blog, marin county blogger, my everyday, my everyday life, My Everyday Life Series, my everyday life week 8, Photography, shutterbean, shutterbean blog, shutterbean my everyday life, shutterbean photography, tracy, tracy benjamin, tracy shutterbean, week, week 8

Reading Time: 5 minutes Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 8 In my hallway currently. The hallway! Rainbow time! Cooper picked out this plant for me for Valentine’s Day and it’s finally blooming! Backyard looking pretty! Writing a thank you note for surprise...

My Back Pages

monochrome, paris, Photography, point reyes

Reading Time: 2 minutes I spent some time over the last few days going through my archives for 2019, and processing images that I had somehow overlooked. 2019 was, of course, the last pre-pandemic year, and it was interesting on several levels to review my photographic life as...

NEW YORK CITY & BROOKLYN, NEW YORK GRAFFITI & STREET ART: MAKE IT MAKE SENSE

art, Brooklyn, BROOKLYN STREET ART, Buff Monster, graffiti, murals, New York, new york city, NEW YORK CITY STREET ART, nomad, NYC, Photography, street art, street photography, TOKIDOKI Nomad blog, TOKIDOKI Nomad travel blog, Travel, U.S.A., urban art, USA, vandalism

Reading Time: < 1 minute Buff Monster, Lower East Side, NYC Wolves by Steiner, Brooklyn Lower East Side, NYC Hound, NYC, February 2021 TOKIDOKI (NOMAD)

“We Call It A Movement”: Couple Releases Photography Book To Elevate Beauty Standards For Black Kids

black, book, children, couple, kids, movement, Photography

Reading Time: 4 minutes Photography is not only about creating an image—in the right hands, it can become a tool for inspiration and especially in this case—empowerment. A husband and wife photography team uses art to redefine the beauty standards for black children and shatter any negative stereotypes...

18-Year-Old Teddy Boy George Photographed by Friend Jurgen Vollmer in 1961 at Rabenstraße Stop in Hamburg

1960s, Beatles, George Harrison, Germany, Jurgen Vollmer, music, Photography, retro

Reading Time: 3 minutes Jurgen Vollmer captured these images of George Harrison with wind-blown, slicked back hair during and after a ferry ride on Hamburg Lake in Spring 1961. By this time, The Beatles had adopted the brushed forward hairstyle worn by Vollmer, Astrid Kirchherr and Klaus Voormann....

Incredible Winning Photographs From The 2020 International Photography Awards

awards, contest, Photography, winners

Reading Time: 16 minutes Sometimes it is nice to be a bit nostalgic, and what can be more nostalgic than analog photos? See what your photography skills are made of: enter the IPA as it’s now open for submissions. Here are the best examples of analog photography from...

Hunt The Dark Neon

cyberpunk, Japan, Osaka, photographer, Photography, Tokyo

Reading Time: 3 minutes Photographer Aishy captured Tokyo and Osaka at night. Aishy is a French Art Director, Photographer, and Video Director. In January 2020, he traveled from Tokyo to Osaka with the aim to explore both cities during nighttime. As a result, he produced an amazing cyberpunk-like...

7 tips for designing a stunning photography website

art / Illustration, Design Basics, Photography, Web & digital design, Web Design

Reading Time: 8 minutes Being good at photography doesn’t require being good at web design. If you’re thinking about F-stops, depths of field and… The post 7 tips for designing a stunning photography website appeared first on 99designs. 99designs

Al J Thompson: Remnants of an Exodus

Photography

Reading Time: < 1 minute Remnants of an Exodus is Al J Thompson's love letter to his second home of Spring Valley, a once-thriving Caribbean immigrant community under threat of gentrification, just 40 minutes from New York City. Juxtapoz Magazine - Juxtapoz Magazine - Home

MyHeritage’s “Deep Nostalgia” Service Turns Old Photos Into Moving Images

Deep Nostalgia, linkaboutit, Live Photos, MyHeritage, nostalgia, Photography, TECH, videos

Reading Time: < 1 minute Utilizing AI-powered enhancements, the tech company MyHeritage brings people’s old photos to life in a way that calls to mind the few seconds of movement around iOS Live Photos. This service, called “Deep Nostalgia,” transforms static... COOL HUNTING®

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK STREET ART: MOVEMENT IN STILLNESS by STARFIGHTER A

art, Brooklyn, BROOKLYN STREET ART, graffiti, murals, New York, nomad, Photography, starfighter a, street art, street photography, TOKIDOKI Nomad blog, TOKIDOKI Nomad travel blog, U.S.A., urban art, USA

Reading Time: < 1 minute 𝓈𝑜 𝓂𝓊𝒸𝒽 𝓂𝑜𝓋𝑒𝓂𝑒𝓃𝓉 𝒾𝓃 𝓈𝓉𝒾𝓁𝓁𝓃𝑒𝓈𝓈 ...

Sheets of Frosted Glass Obscure Floral Bouquets in a Photographic Series About Ambiguity

flowers, glass, Photography

Reading Time: 2 minutes Exuding elegance and obscurity, Foggy Flowers is a two-photograph series by Sander Plug and Lernert Engelberts that centers on our collective outlook for the future through a blur of frosted glass. The duo, who work under Studio Lernert & Sander, unearthed the delicate shots from...

Attractive Female Portraits By Natalia Ivanova That Show How Diverse And Beautiful Humans Are

beauty, female, Natalia Ivanova, Photography, portraits, women

Reading Time: 12 minutes Natalia Ivanova is a Paris-based Russian photographer and documentary filmmaker who started the Les origines de la beauté (The Ethnic Origins of Beauty) project back in 2012 (previously). In it, she photographs women from various ethnic groups around the globe, highlighting their uniqueness and...

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