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Say cheese! Photography is more than just some fancy lens and uploading to Instagram. These articles cover everything from neon lights to surfing waves.
Art director & photographer Liam Wong shows how alluring night time can be with his trademark "neon noir cyberpunk" photography. There's something so appealing about the night. People unwind and live their second lives - for those who aren't asleep. The darkness is brought alive by lights of varying types and colours. And Liam Wong …
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The British photographer, now 47, has been snapping surfers for 25 years. I have to say the closest I've come to an interest in surfing was watching Laura Crane on Love Island. Actually, I tell a lie - I used to watch Home & Away religiously when I was a kid. Those were the days. …
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The beauty of photography is its ability to capture so many words in a single flash of light and form. Sook Moon is one such creative who brings a new life to the seemingly mundane: butchers' markets, closed convenience stores, empty alleys. Yes, they are stylised in a certain way but not to diminish the …
An amazing photobook of Prince is out now. Prince was quite a secretive person but you won't be short of photographs of him. Picturing Prince: An Intimate Portrait will piece together never-before-seen photos of the late musician, taken by Steve Parke. A new book from Cassell, Picturing Prince: An Intimate Portrait, out September 5, aims …
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The New York Met Museum digitised their collection under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) licence. Yes, you read that headline correctly. Many of the 375,000 images are free for use without any cost or restrictions and come from the late 19th century when photography was in its infancy and back when albumen silver prints were …
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone who hates pizza (don't bother looking, it's not worth the potential pain if you find them). LA photographer Jonpaul Douglass has worked with the likes of Google, Facebook, and Apple but for this project, entitled Pizza In The Wild, he used the popular dish as the focal point. …