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photography, polaroid, nude, girls. What else?

The title of the work (Land of The Free) refers to the American Anthem, and makes reference to Archibald MacLeish's 1938 book of FSA photographs. It also refers to a degree of irony when talking about personal 'freedoms' when one would choose to 'copy' the look of cowboys, sci-fi characters and pop stars. I want the viewer to see the relation to ideology; here are the effects of American mass-culture; consumed and re-enacted by British people in my photographs.

Entre 1989 et 1997, le photographe américain Andrew Bush a réalisé une série de portrait assez étonnante. En fixant un appareil photo sur la portière de sa voiture, il a ainsi croqué le profil de ses congénères au volant. Toujours entre 80 et 110 km/h.

The Buraku-Min (tribal people) compose one of the main minority groups in Japan, along with the Ainu of Hokkaido and the Ryukyuans of Okinawa. Despite being thoroughly Japanese, racially and ethnically, the Buraku-Min still face discrimination and struggle under the weight of their shared history in Japan.

VII derives its name from the number of founding photo-journalists who, in September 2001, formed this collectively owned agency.

HDR photos of signs & found types

Typeface made at the beach of Zandvoort aan Zee in The Netherlands.

News Reporting Pictures : I follow three rules while reporting on news events : Honesty - Respect - Neutrality. Honesty is of course the basis. No lies, no fakes, only the truth. Respect toward my subjects is fundamental. But this respect is also directed toward the people I work for and the viewers of my pictures. Neutrality is my way of approaching things. It has been for a long while. I don't care what my personnal feelings or conviction are about the subject I shoot. As a witness, I have to keep that for myself as much as possible. "Art" pictures : Taking pictures, in my way of doing it, is about telling stories. Stories can be perfect, clean, glamourous, desirable, but are often dirty, nasty, ugly, sad, and unperfect. One way or the other, visual and story must work together to make a great picture. If you're looking for a photographer in Paris and think my style is what you're looking for, do not hesitate and drop me a line : philippe.leroyer [at] gmail.com

Le sujet est en effet très fort, parfois trop. Le duo allemand Walter Schels (photographe) et Beate Lakota (journaliste) ont ainsi rencontré et accompagné 24 personnes sur le point de mourir et voulant témoigner de ce passage ultime. Il en résulte une inerview et deux images

Mon nom c'est Julien, j'ai 34 ans, je suis d'origine française (de la touraine plus précisément) et je vis à Montréal au Québec (Canada) depuis 2002. D'habitude ce n'est pas mon genre de parler de moi ni de mettre ma photo dans mon photoblog, mais à force de sauter d'un photoblog à l'autre je me rend compte que j'aime avoir un minimum d'informations sur l'auteur et j'apprécie aussi voir sa tête ... donc pourquoi pas vous ?

Beaucoup de patience pour cet amoureux du cinema

Michael Jackson's personal amusment park

La gestion des couleurs pose donc en gros 4 cas de figure : * Vous n’aimez pas la photo : problème résolu, rendez-vous ici * Vous publiez essentiellement sur le web : achetez vous une corde et une poutre… Chaque moniteur rend les couleurs différemment ! * Vous faites imprimer vos photos chez un tireur : votre cas n’est pas désespéré * Vous imprimez vous mêmes vos photos : Yeah ! mais un sacré boulot vous attend…

Humanity in all its splendor. People Collector is a project by Julien Pacaud and Mathilde Aubier

Automatic image enhancement for your digital SLR

L’univers de Florence Delahaye est teinté de couleurs pétillantes, de corps en apesanteur… Introduite dans le monde du cirque, elle en capte les à-côtés, les temps de pose, les éclats d’excitation et recompose des petits tableaux photographiques. L’image de la Main au maquillage côtoie celle de la Baraque à douceurs : une main abandonnée sur un genou dialogue avec le pignon d’une cabane à barbes à papa. Un hommage subtil à la poésie du cirque.

The Ones We Love is a project highlighting young and talented photographers from around the world. Each artist contributed six photographs of the person(s) who is most important to them, taken outdoors in a natural setting. The goal of the website is to portray the people who are loved, cherished, and inspirational to these artists, and also showcase the differences and similarities in the photographs each of them took within the same guidelines.

We serve as the national library for the United States, based in Washington, DC. With more than 134 million items preserved on some 530 miles of bookshelves, we're also the world's largest library.

You see amazing things every day. It could be out the window of the train on your way to work, it could be in your back yard, even better it could be somewhere completely foreign, something you didnt know existed. My aim is to give that feeling of newness with each shot I take. My method is to take what was once large and shrink it down to model size. To take the familiar and get you thinking even if for a second "wait a minute, is that..."

I’m a photographer. I’m also a web geek. And those two sides of my brain sometimes fight with each other. As a photographer, I’m outraged when people grab photos off the web and use them without consideration of copyright. I’ve been fighting this “It’s on the internet, so it must be free!” ignorance for more than a decade.