For several decades, there were two big names in the 35mm camera world that stood like skyscrapers among all companies.
The Minolta CLE: The bastard son of Leica - Japan Camera Hunter
Fathered outside of wedlock, it was not until the M7 came along that this camera was bettered This camera was the result of an unlikely alliance between
Richard Sandler: Street Photography, Eye Contact & the End of the Old New York | Eyeshot 50mm Ep. 55
The Met Collection - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Travel around the world and across 5,000 years of history through 490,000+ works of art.
A Visit of Saul Leiter’s Flat in New York
Photographer François Halard has captured the universe of his idol Saul Leiter, one of the pioneers of color photography, who died in 2013. In the heart of Ne
Why are the Artemis II photos on Flickr? - Anil Dash
A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
CivLabs
CaveLabs was the second mini-event. The biggest feature of cavelabs was that the world was entire...
New Topographics: photographs that find beauty in the banal
William Jenkins's 1975 exhibition rewrote the rules of landscape photography. Does it have the same impact today?
Drones in Visual Culture / Anna Jackman Converses with Elisa Serafinelli and Lauren Alex O’Hagan about Their Work - ASAP/Review
In recent years, the expansion of camera-laden drones has enabled and ushered in the production and consumption of new visual perspectives. Drone visuals are rapidly becoming part of our sociocultural imaginaries, at once generating distinct images that differ from traditional visual conventions and producing unexpected perspectives of the world that reveal hidden aspects of our surroundings.
Explaining the Most Important Artemis II Photos
A Camera, Not an Engine II
Further thoughts on photography in latent space, now with agents!
This is a LOT Better Than I Expected!
Why Robert Frank’s “The Americans” Matters Today
The photographer’s seminal monograph had a seismic impact on photography conventions and American culture.
Seeking a $54 billion arsenal of killer drones, Pentagon turns to former hobbyists
A company that uses drones to analyze golf course grass. Another linked to a firm that hosts aerial light shows. And one founded by a 23-year-old former drone racing world champion. Any of them, the P...
An Archive of Commercial Illustration (c. 1950-75)
Illustrator Zara Picken maintains an archive of commercial illustration from the mid-20th century. So much throwback inspiration here!
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