Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Aug 16, 2024

Limited edition instax mini Evo FUJIFILM 90th Anniversary Bundle

Want! 90 years ago Fujifilm was founded. Because of this milestone they've released a limited edition instax mini Evo Fujfilm camera. I like the design. Difficult to choose or Dark Silver, or Titanium Gold. I like them both.

The camera comes in a premium-finish package with limited-edition strap, lens cap and camera case.



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Aug 12, 2024

100,000+ 'Copyright-Free' Images

Nice website! Public.Work “an image search engine that boasts 100,000 ‘copyright-free’ images from institutions like the NYPL, the Met, etc. It’s fast with a relatively simple interface and uses AI to auto-categorize and suggest possibly related images (both visually and content-wise). And it’s fun to just visually click around on related images.”




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Intense iconic photo's from history

In the 80s (OMG!!!! As the T-shirt says 'It's weird being the same age as old people') I worked for the largest international press agency in the Netherlands, ABC Press. Office was in the red light district. Pre-computer. Every morning there was a courier with a pile of mostly A4 photo's with fun paparazzi stuff but also disasters, war et cetera et cetera. A lot of photo's which I cannot 'unsee' anymore. And we had a huge archive, photo's in boxes. Historic photo's. We also represented Magnum Photo's. Can you imagine that a photographer was in a dangerous war zone and there was somebody who smuggled the filmrolls out of the country ... went to Paris ... develop the roll ... edit the photo's and send it out to their representatives.

via History Defined - 50 of the most chilling photo's in History


The Self-Immolation of Thích Quảng Đức

The “Beautiful Suicide” of 23-year-old Evelyn McHale

“The Falling Man” who jumped from the Twin Towers after the 9/11 attack.

Mary Borders, “The Dust Lady,” who survived the attack of the Twin Towers on September 11th.

John Lennon signing an autograph for his soon-to-be murderer, Mark David Chapman hours before he was shot.

Princess Diana in her car shortly before the fatal crash

Omayra Sanchez, the young girl who was trapped in the water after an earthquake.

A hotel manager pouring muriatic acid into the pool to get black swimmers to get out of the pool

A portion of the thousands of wedding rings taken from prisoners during the Holocaust.

A Ku Klux Klan parade in 1926

First Lady, Jackie Kennedy, after realizing her husband had been shot. A Secret Service agent rushes to assist.

A young girl facing starvation during the Sudanese famine, with a vulture sitting behind her.


Aug 11, 2024

Magnum Darkroom Collection

The Magnum Darkroom Collection completes the story of the photo. It's the original photo with marks and inscriptions by Magnum master printer Pablo Inirio, or in some cases the photographer. And it's beautiful! A work of art. You can see / buy them here.

Muhammad Ali Jumps, Chicago, 1966

Guide print marked with Pablo Inirio's notes for darkroom printing. © Thomas Hoepker / Magnum Photos

Muhammad Ali, boxing world heavyweight champion, jumping from a bridge over the Chicago River. Chicago, USA. 1966.


Soldiers on the Arno River, Florence, 1958

Guide print marked with Pablo Inirio's notes for darkroom printing. © Leonard Freed / Magnum Photos

Soldiers on the Arno River. Florence, Italy. 1958. © Leonard Freed / Magnum Photos


Aug 10, 2024

The first 'selfie' was taken in 1839

 Did you know!!?? My learning moment of the day.

The first selfie was taken in 1839 by Robert Cornelius, a chemist from Philadelphia. It took longer than nowadays. He took the lens cap off, ran in front of the lens, posed for 1 minute, and put the lens cap on again.


more on Robert Cornelius

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Aug 9, 2024

Kids in the Ukraine with disposable camera's - Behind Blue Eyes

Behind Blue Eyes is an initiative from a group of volunteers. Give kids a disposable camera to document their daily lives. See the Ukraine through the lens of a child.

A couple of the beautiful results below. I always loved the result when my daughter took photo's as a young child.

See more on their Instagram account






“It’s me selling the humanitarian aid in my backyard. Mom has bought a cabbage, grandpa bought a lighter. Papa got the sneakers, because he had nothing to put on his feet—Russians took everything away. I have earned around 250 UAH—to buy food for my hamsters.”
—Masha (April 2022)





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Aug 3, 2024

Raymond Depardon - Olympic Archive: Japan, 1964

 A very nice video to watch on a Saturday afternoon.

Magnum's Raymond Depardon about the Olympics in Japan, 1964.





I won't allow this to control my whole life

Beautiful photography and true quote: "… If they don’t enjoy their life at this age, they will feel like the Russians won in some way because they took control of their youth."

Whatever shit happened in my life, I always thought I won't let this situation, this person, control the rest of my life.



Photographer: Robin Tutenges - Ukrainian skateboarders.

more over here

Feb 18, 2019

Karen Khachaturov - Humor and pain often go hand-in-hand

Armenian photographer Karen Khachaturov photographed his grandfather in a pastel world 'Pastel Struggle' to deal with his bladder cancer. A very delicate photo series.

His grandfather died last spring. The last photo they made was "Here, I am fully blind" (see below).

“The whole series is full of sarcasm towards the disease, and we both knew it.”



Here, I am trying to hold on

Here, I am about to shower

Here, I am trying to figure out who my guest is

Here, I am on meds

Here, I am fully blind

Edwin Smith (1912–1971) - Capturing the spirit of the place

"I am an architect by training, a painter by inclination, and a photographer by necessity" - Edwin Smith

He rejected colour photography, finding that with black and white, “Intelligence is re-introduced at almost every step.”

Indeed black & white photography takes a total different way of seeing, capturing things. It's not better, it's different.









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Feb 11, 2019

This is fun! Emoji Mosaic by Eric Lewis

Eric Lewis created Emoji Mosaic for fun. Upload a photo, wait, and the result is that photo as an Emoji mosaic.

Play with it here ... and yes, it was fun.

I did a view myself:


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The biological structures on selfies by Juana Gómez

Juana Gomez embroiders the interior on photo's of the exterior of her body. Very interesting and beautiful.

The link to her website www.juanagomez.com/home doesn't work but I've found her on Instagram.





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