Nikon has announced the winners of its 2013 Small World contest. This photo contest was launched in 1974, and since then every year the organizers invited photographers and scientists to share their pictures of different objects under a microscope.
According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women, exceeded only by lung cancer.
This is a story presented by Angelo Merendino about his Wife’s Fight with Breast Cancer.
When a well-known American photographer Slim Aarons offered to do a photo shoot of the American troops landing on the coast of Korea, he joked: ‘I am only interested in those beaches are tan girls’. In fact, in these words there was more truth than irony – Slim War brought a strong dislike for military photojournalism.
In 50-70 years, Aarons became famous as a chronicler of the glamorous lifestyle of high society. Enjoy his amazing photos full splendor and luxury.
A Portland Ducati MotoCorsa dealership re-shoots one of its most popular ad campaigns. Male employees where asked to pose like professional models and, shot-for-shot, recreate the seductive famous motorcycle poses.
“In photography, there is only a moment, composition and light …” says Vladimir Sychev.
In the history of world photography Vladimir Sychev was the first Soviet professional, who came to the West with the archive of daily life in the USSR.
Shake is a new book of photos from Portland-based photographer Carli Davidson who used a high speed camera to capture hilarious freeze-frame shots of various dogs mid-shake. The amusing portraits seem to transform ordinary pets into strangely distorted animals right out of a cartoon.
Shake was partially inspired by her own dog Norbert whose drool she regularly scrubs from the walls of her home due to his frequent shaking.