Armchair Travel a la time lapse: Le Pas-de-Calais
Armchair travel a la time lapse: Le Pas-de-Calais Continue reading Armchair Travel a la time lapse: Le Pas-de-Calais
Category: France
Capture of the Day: Valérie Jardin
Capture of the Day: Valérie Jardin Continue reading Capture of the Day: Valérie Jardin
Travel blog to follow: Messy Nessy
Travel blog to follow: Messy Nessy, A Cabinet of CHIC Curiosities Continue reading Travel blog to follow: Messy Nessy
Capture of the Day: Yuri Rasin
Yuri Rasin is a talented street photographer and blogger who lives in the south of France. He was born and raised in Almaty (former capital of Kazakhstan), spent half of his teenage years in Israel and later lived in England. I found his work through his well-written and informative blog and was impressed from the beginning with his work and his willingness to share and exchange ideas … Continue reading Capture of the Day: Yuri Rasin
Interview: LensCulture Managing Editor Alexander Strecker
I recently had the great honor to meet with Alexander Strecker, managing editor of contemporary photography powerhouse LensCulture at his Paris office. Alexander’s background as a writer and photographer, as well as his journey from his hometown of Boston to living and working in Paris intrigued me, so I followed up with him. He was kind enough to answer my questions with thoughtful, thought-provoking and … Continue reading Interview: LensCulture Managing Editor Alexander Strecker
Exploring the Space Time Continuum
Take a journey with narrative photographer Stephen Wilkes. Continue reading Exploring the Space Time Continuum
Top International Photography Competition Early Submission Deadline is Jan. 15!
One of the world’s top photo contests has announced its early submission deadline: Jan. 15, 2017 Continue reading Top International Photography Competition Early Submission Deadline is Jan. 15!
On Human Rights Day: Albert Kahn and His Archives of the Planet
I desperately wanted to see the Albert Kahn Museum and gardens in Paris the last time I was there in October, but it’s undergoing a long-term renovation. Japanese architect Kengo Kuma won the design contract of a new 2,300-m² building. The museum will also feature new housing for prints and a 120-seat auditorium, as well as the opening of a Japanese tea room and a … Continue reading On Human Rights Day: Albert Kahn and His Archives of the Planet