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Even though beauty is seen differently by everyone, there are some standards that many people chase after. Facial features, body types, eye/hair colors and textures - there are many pieces to this "beauty standard" puzzle. boredpanda.com »
Photographer Stefan Draschan visited museums across Europe and spent hours looking for curious coincidences in which other visitors matched the paintings they were looking at. The series is titled People Matching Artworks. petapixel.com »
A museum in China has taken down a photo exhibition that placed photos of black people and African animals side-by-side. The exhibit had attracted outrage from around the world after images of it were shared online. petapixel.com »
If a haunted house proudly calls itself a 'fear factory', it'd better have evidence to support such a ballsy claim. Oh, it does? Well then... Bored Panda has collected pictures from strategically placed secret cameras in Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls, Canada, and they perfectly immortalize the many hilarious faces of terror. boredpanda.com »
If a haunted house proudly calls itself a 'fear factory', it'd better have evidence to support such a ballsy claim. Oh, it does? Well then... Bored Panda has collected pictures from strategically placed secret cameras in Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls, Canada, and they perfectly immortalize the many hilarious faces of terror. boredpanda.com »
Ah, the daily grind. Love it or hate it, it's an unavoidable part of life for most of us - especially New Yorkers. Danish photographer Peter Funch spent nearly 10 years stationed outside of Grand Central Station shooting the morning commuters rushing by, and ended up capturing more than just yawns and iced coffees when it was said and done. boredpanda.com »
All images by Yakub Merchant. Used with Creative Commons Permission. Do you ever wonder how many of the personal projects you find most interesting were sparked by a spontaneous idea? I sometimes do, and today’s featured set of portraits is definitely a case in point. thephoblographer.com »
Bald people can pose a bit of a difficulty for photographers, particularly because of the shine that can come off the skin in the studio. To illustrate this problem, Kalem from DSLR Video Shooter shaved his head for this 7-minute tutorial filled with tips for lighting bald people. 1. Use Anti-Glare or De-Shine Powder to Avoid Head […] petapixel.com »
I usually do not talk much and hardly at all because my language is photos, not words and marketing... boredpanda.com »
Photographer Rich Johnson recently completed a photo project for a local childhood cancer nonprofit in Orlando, Florida. Titled #NoMoreOptions, it’s a series of portraits of people who lost a loved one to childhood cancer. petapixel.com »
I visited many tribes across the world. What is unique about the Vedda tribe is that they are in the latest phase of the transition from the tribal lifestyle to the civilized one. Still, very few members practice the old traditions. boredpanda.com »
“Fifth Avenuers” is a visual registry of people and moments from one of the most iconic avenues in the world. It captures the vibrancy created by the mix of people that walk along the street that divides Manhattan into east and west. thephoblographer.com »
This series of images began with a personal project by Etienne Clottis, a fashion photographer, who soon teamed up with his work partners Lucie Vervelle and Joris Mouse, where they can turn anyone into an icon. boredpanda.com »
Though the carnage of Hurricane Harvey is currently dominating mainstream media, Texas isn't the only part of the world being ravaged by flooding. International news coverage has largely ignored the torrential rainfall that has been devastating South Asia for almost the entire month of August, and it's time for us all to start talking about it. boredpanda.com »
While it's now frowned upon to just dive headfirst into "documenting" stories of homeless people, it can still be puzzling to some as to what exactly makes it distasteful. Former homeless photographer Robert Shults has recently shared his perspectives about this matter in an insightful interview with Photo District News (PDN). thephoblographer.com »
What’s your dream? It’s a seemingly simple question I’ve found many people struggle to answer. One of my dreams is to publish a book containing a series of street portraits because I’m passionate about photography, people and positivity. boredpanda.com »
When friends ask me to recommend a camera, more often than not they say they're looking to take better pictures than what they get from their phone. But what does "better than my phone" actually mean? One of those key differentiating factors has been the "pretty blurry background" effect that an interchangeable lens camera is capable of producing. dpreview.com »
Marketing departments work to develop products that people will want. They aren't always trying to make the best product for you, though. Camera companies are not your friend but they’re also not trying to trample on your dreams. dpreview.com »
The Internet is filled with fake photographs, and some have even won contests run by the likes of Nikon. And here’s why: people are generally very bad at detecting when a photo has been faked. petapixel.com »
Kyrgyzstan is the hidden gem of central Asia. The moment you visit the rural areas, you will be mesmerized by the beauty of the landscape. Green hills and mountains are everywhere; it is like walking in a Microsoft Windows Wallpaper. boredpanda.com »
I spent one week in the Galápagos Islands of Ecuador and there was one animal that I couldn't avoid... boredpanda.com »
Wiara (belief/faith) is a word from the Polish language which means that something exists which is powerful and supernatural; it can have some connections to religion but it can have other references. boredpanda.com »
If you look closely, on my portraiture portfolio, there’s a phrase that says “my job is to make people hungry” at first, it might look a bit out of place but when you think about it, It’s an analogy of what chefs do vs what I do; it’s the link that brings both crafts together. thephoblographer.com »
In November of last year, I published my project "Porcelain Beauty" which is dedicated to people with Albinism. In a few days it spread around the world and it received huge exposure and appreciation. boredpanda.com »
Hi! My name is Alexander Khimushin. Nine years ago I packed my backpack to see the world and have been globe-trotting ever since visited 84 countries. While travelling the world, I realized that people are the most amazing part of it. boredpanda.com »
It used to be thrilling being on the ground in-country, stepping into new cultures and – most importantly – meeting new people. We’ve learned that walking around with our cameras, making eye contact and smiling is often all that’s needed to start a conversation. boredpanda.com »
You know what it’s like; you’ve come to a great location, and you want to shoot it as well as possible, but there are crowds of tourists everywhere. They’re milling about and distracting from the subject. digitalrev.com »
My village is in the region of Trás-os-montes in Portugal. In English it means between mountains. It is a fascinating region, very archaic, full of personality. boredpanda.com »
I am Subodh Shetty. Travel and street photographer based in Dubai, UAE. Being an Indian, there's no surprise that I go back to my country a lot for photography. Most of my body of work revolve around people, culture, diversity of India. thephoblographer.com »
"I was very motivated to bring awareness to more people about sharks and their true behavior. "says photographer Ken Kiefer to us about his recent project involving photographing models alongside sharks. thephoblographer.com »
London based photographer Luke Agbaimoni is currently producing a London photography project called tube mapper, which can be found at tubemapper.com. The aim of the project is to share the photos he's captured near and around London Underground stations. boredpanda.com »
Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry has shared a clever little video illusion titled “Walk in the Woods” that has a lot of people scratching their heads. It’s a loop that shows Parry repeatedly walking into a mirror in a forest and emerging out “the other side.” Take a close look and see if you can figure […] petapixel.com »
Instagram is the most likely social media platform to cause teenagers to feel depressed, anxious, lonely, and with low body confidence. That’s according to a newly published study by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) in the UK. petapixel.com »
NYC based photographer William Vazquez on one of his earlier assignments. New York City based photographer William Vazquez, travels about 30-50% of the year. From Cuba to the mountains of Nepal, Vazquez has worked in more than 54 countries on more than five continents, often arriving first on the scene of a humanitarian crisis to document recovery operations for NGO’s and the companies that provide support to the areas affected by natural disasters. dpreview.com »
I travel the world bringing photo enthusiasts to remote places where we document the local people's way of life. I always try to stress to the group that we should see what they have, and not contemplate what they don't have. boredpanda.com »
Travel Photographer of the Year 2017: People entries National Geographic's Travel Photographer of the Year competition is open once again for entries, and its editors have shared a few of their favorite early contenders in the 'People' category. dpreview.com »
Los Enchilados- noun. plural. Spanish. boredpanda.com »
When you were a child, what did you dream of becoming when you grew up? A doctor? A rock star? A surgeon? A spaceman? Whatever it was, the reality for most of us is that the jobs we've ended up doing are far from the fantastical professions we imagined for ourselves as kids. boredpanda.com »
So many things change when a person ages. Wrinkles, changing hairlines, graying hair, the list goes on... But one thing that always stays the same is a person's identity. boredpanda.com »
My name is Pamela Hachem and I’m a self-taught photographer from Beirut, Lebanon. My journey in photography started when I used to take pictures randomly. But afterwards, I found out that photography is not just about that, it’s a passion that goes beyond reality, an astonishing connection between the photographer and the image they try to convey. boredpanda.com »
There’s a new Instagram fad in town, and it promises to bring you more followers, likes, comments, and exposure for your work. No, we’re not talking about botting—that’s already on its way out. petapixel.com »
I was inspired to create this series on my recent trip to India, when I found myself wanting to do something interesting which highlighted the different kinds of people who live in big cities. Through my project “Yoga and the City” I wanted to show people who are committed to yoga philosophy and yoga lifestyle in the big cities, people, who live in the middle of a hustle, but manage to maintain their harmony and happiness. boredpanda.com »
Portrait photographers usually focus on the faces of subjects, but photographer Omar Reda wanted to tell the story of people’s lives in a different way: he created detailed photos of the palms of their hands. petapixel.com »
I’m a photographer from Belgrade, Serbia and I spent years travelling the globe capturing iconic landmarks inside tiny water droplets, such as New York’s Brooklyn Bridge and the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Blue Mosque in Istanbul. boredpanda.com »
Lots of documentary projects seem to simply do just that: document. But Jarle Hagan's documentary portraiture goes a step beyond that as he's previously demonstrated with his photo project involving the Sami people of Norway. thephoblographer.com »
Some say about North Korea that the only ones who smile are the "Dear Leaders" on the propaganda stuff. But after 6 trips in the most closed country, I can say that North Koreans are not the robots many depict.. boredpanda.com »
The people and the sights of WPPI 2017 This year's Wedding and Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) conference took place in Las Vegas from February 6th through the 9th, and DPReview was there. dpreview.com »
A small study out of Europe is confirming what many of us probably knew intuitively already: while plenty of people love taking their own selfies, most people have no interest in looking at anybody else’s. petapixel.com »
A small study out of Europe is confirming what many of us probably knew intuitively already: while plenty of people love taking their own selfies, most people have no interest in looking at anybody else’s. petapixel.com »
Instagram user "Selfies across Europe" captures people capturing their holiday by snapping shots of tourists and locals alike taking selfies in some of the most well-known locations. This unique look at the way people travel today is intimate, if not a little creepy. boredpanda.com »
