Stundenlang, Kilometer für Kilometer haben wir Namibias Straßen für uns allein. Ich kann die Autos, die uns begegnen meist an einer Hand abzählen.Gute Musik und endlose Weite.
Roadtrip deluxe!
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Katerina Plotnikova did something extremely amazing!
One thing to note here: Animals are real!
Think you don’t look like anyone in your family? French-Canadian photographer Ulric Collette might just be able to prove you wrong. Collette created mashups in which he takes photographs of two family members, edits half of each face and creates one seamless portrait. He calls it the “Genetic Portraits” series.
Rooftoppers are daredevil photographers who climb to the tops of buildings and other urban structures and take photos of the view. Canadian photographer Tom Ryaboi is an early practitioner of rooftopping and has popularized the genre with his death defying photos of Toronto. Ryaboi explains why he rooftops in an interview with My Modern Metropolis.
In Back To The Future 2, photographer Irina Werning has returned with more amazingly re-created then & now photos for her Back To The Future project.
VICE recently took a trip to Chilean Patagonia to document the life of Faustino Barrientos, an 81-year-old hermit whose pastoral life is slowly being eroded by The Man.
For weeks and weeks and weeks you lot have been submitting your photos to the Stories of the Eye competition, in the hope that you will win a brand new Olympus PEN and the glory of victory in a VICE photo competition.
36-year-old Boston-based photographer Diana Lemieux creates beautifully mysterious stories that will leave you with more questions than answers.
Alejandro Cartagena takes photographs in Mexican suburbs that don’t shy away from confronting social and urban issues.
In his portraits of sex workers and the homeless struggling with addiction, photographer Chris Arnade is neither demanding an increase in social services or gawking from the sidelines at others‘ degradation. At their core, his „Faces of Addiction“ portraits are simply about watching and listening to other people.
