Blogger, friend, photographer; but most of all, storyteller. Brandon Stanton began making portraits of the humans of New York in 2010 and has since spread these people’s stories throughout the world. For almost 10 years, Stanton has been working to shed light on life in New York and what it means to be human, to
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When I shoot street photography and portraits outdoors I am always looking for a new perspective; a new eye. I look for twisted angles that will force the viewer to feel something and ask questions. Inspiration I have known of fish eye lenses for a long time, and have always been inspired by old (and
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Nothing is better than a movie plus your favorite snacks to chill out at night. With tons of videos to watch on the Internet, we saved your picking time and concluded an inspiration list of 8 photography documentaries to watch on Netflix. You’ll find out how powerful the silence is. 1. Tales by Light Video:
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We’ve talked about gimbals for mobile phones before, however, when it comes to DSLR and professional filmmaking, we need more. We both aware that “content is the king”, but this concept build upon the stable footage. Whether you are a professional filmmaker or an aspiring YouTuber, you’ll need a stabilizer in your gear. Furthermore, since
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Bruce Gilden, legendary street photographer from Brooklyn, New York, has been shooting since the 1960’s and has just released his latest book, ‘Only God Can Judge Me.’ “I’m known for taking pictures very close, and the older I get, the closer I get” – Bruce Gilden, Magnum Photos Gilden is known for being a self-taught
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Cover photo background image by David Clode Living a city life with everything close seems reasonable, but it’s easy to forget the importance of nature. Thanks to talented wildlife photographers who go deep into jungles and treacherous locations, we can see the real beauty of the most exotic animals and desolate locations through photos. If
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Let me just start this article by telling you I am a young photographer, and have only been shooting for 4-5 years. With that being said, I’d like to tell you how shooting with a point-and-shoot camera changed the way I thought about photography in such a short period of time. My Start When I
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Throughout time we have seen history repeat itself, and now more than ever, Leonard Freed’s “Black in White America” seems to be quite relevant. Through his photo essay, Freed worked to examine the plight of African Americans in the United States. During this time he travelled through New York, Washington D.C, and all over regions
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The March for Our Lives is a planned demonstration scheduled by the March for Our Lives Organization on March 24, 2018 in cities throughout the country. The march in Boston took place today and spanned from Madison Park Technical Vocational High School into the Boston Commons where an estimated 50,000 protesters came together to help
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Documentary photography has the ability to introduce you to entirely new worlds and cultures. Through photo books you are able to see a photographers complete vision in a body of work rather than just a single photo. In this article, we’ve selected 5 portrait and documentary photography book that inspire us. Each book has a
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