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  • The Streets, Our Playground

    The Streets, Our Playground

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    In Ethiopia, skateboarding is gaining in popularity. https://www.okayafrica.com/ethiopian-skateboarders-photography-exhibit/

  • 2:00 AM Jogging Trail

    2:00 AM Jogging Trail

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    I wouldn’t jog here at 2:00 AM.

  • Taipei Street Scene

    Taipei Street Scene

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  • Trent Parke

    Trent Parke

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    Website of master photographer Trent Parke. Here he showcases images taken when he was a young man growing up in Australia, among other photos. Trent strives to capture light in unusual ways, and he succeeds wonderfully. https://www.magnumphotos.com/photographer/trent-parke/

  • Alexey Titarenko – City of Shadows

    Alexey Titarenko – City of Shadows

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    Here is the gallery of one Alexey Titarenko, an old school photographer who does interesting things with long exposure. He captures busy areas in urban settings, and lets his camera capture long trailing shadowy figures as they move about, creating an utterly different story than reality. http://www.alexeytitarenko.com/#/cityofshadows/

  • Dennis Hopper – The Lost Album

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    As if Dennis Hopper wasn’t already practically the epitome of the word “cool”, here is a gallery of his photographic work to enjoy. Dennis’ “counterculture cred” allowed him to get into some unique situations for a photographer. He perfectly captured images of all aspects of life – fairly straightforward street scenes, bullfighting, and lots of…

  • The Life and Work of Street Photographer Vivian Maier

    The Life and Work of Street Photographer Vivian Maier

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    Vivan Maier was a nanny, and nothing more than that for all outward appearances. But she lived a double life – part of the time she was a nanny, part of the time she was a street photographer in Chicago, IL with an acute eye for catching people in just the right moment. She never…

  • Einstein – The Art Of Adam Magyar

    Einstein – The Art Of Adam Magyar

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    Adam Magyar is a Hungarian born artist with an unusual technique of capturing instants in time. Using gear that he built himself from high speed scanners, he records images from the vantage point of a subway train passing through a station that are unique in that they produce prints that can be as large as…

  • 25 Vintage Police Record Photographs «TwistedSifter

    25 Vintage Police Record Photographs «TwistedSifter

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    So today I came across the website Twisted Sifter, an Australian image blog that has some great finds. This is one of them – police photos from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s around Sydney and New South Wales. Warning – graphic images. 25 Vintage Police Record Photographs «TwistedSifter.

  • Abandoned Coal Mine / Processing Facility

    Abandoned Coal Mine / Processing Facility

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    ‘m currently in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, a very scenic place. There is lots to look at here – the countryside is very beautiful, the mountains are gorgeous, and there are plenty of parks with hiking trails, waterfalls, beautiful forests, etc. So one thing I didn’t expect to find here was an abandoned coal mine. It’s probably…

  • Human Contrast – Jim Bryant Photography

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    Jim Bryant, a photojournalist and master of photography, shares a blog article called Human Contrast. His images are fantastic, and one in the series stood out to me. It is a street scene, two young boys holding tennis rackets between their legs, face to face, discussing whatever it is that little boys talk about. To…

  • 9

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    Here is one of my own images. I like minimalist images, especially if there is an unknown element to them. What is the number nine signifying here? Why was it printed so large? Who was intended to see this? Who put it there? All kinds of questions can be asked about this image. [singlepic id=228…