Posted by: Tess Duncan
in Sexy
on Jun 11, 2013
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The "Modern Madam" experience at 28on27 puts a new spin on boudoir photography for ladies seeking sexy, classy keepsakes of themselves. Although most clients sport lingerie in the traditional style of boudoir shoots, photographer Laura Little keeps the whole project open to interpretation. The women can wear whatever they like, as motivations range from gifts for fiancées and spouses to simply pride in the beauty of their bodies. ...
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Posted by: Laurel Walsh
in General
on May 30, 2013
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Should we take away this woman’s camera, or…? Wowza.
Jill Greenberg calls herself “The Manipulator.” For her exhibit and book "End Times," she armed herself with lollipops and tempted children into making these terribly exquisite faces of absolute despair! Who knew making great art was as simple as literally taking candy from a baby?
Look at these goobers!
Not everyone loves Greenberg’s tactics for ...
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Posted by: Teresa Lu
in Crafty
on Apr 29, 2013
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Detroit-born artist Ronda J. Smith makes pillows in every neat little shape you can imagine: cat pillows, camera pillows, pillows of ferris wheels... These designs were created by combining her two favorite things, photography and sewing. She takes the her photographs, prints them on fabric, and sews them into cushions. Her shop, In The Seam displays her special creations that are available for purchase. You can even request a custom print. ...
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Posted by: Emily Rems
in Artsy
on Mar 29, 2013
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As a percussionist, I've been obsessed with Tom Tom, the only magazine in the world dedicated to female drummers, since it started rocking my world back in 2010. It's got some killer content, ranging from interviews with inspiring musicians to recipes from the road. But one constant that makes every issue super extra special is the beautiful portraiture supplied by Tom Tom's head photographer, Bex Wade. In the following interview, ...
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Posted by: Sholeh Hajmiragha
in Artsy
on Mar 07, 2013
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Hijabs are a hot topic of debate and are most often criticized as an oppressive symbol that covers women and veils their identity. However, Iranian-born photographer Sara Shamsavari celebrates the creativity and individuality these veils allow women through street-style portraits that capture young women in veils in various areas of London.
Shamsavari’s photographs show portraits of women wearing veils patterned with pink ...
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Posted by: Sholeh Hajmiragha
in General
on Mar 01, 2013
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[Trigger Warning: This post contains a description and photos of physical assault that may potentially be triggering for survivors of such abuse.]
Just as Congress was debating the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, photographer Sara Naomi Lewkowicz’s 39-frame photo essay “Photographer As Witness: A Portrait of Domestic Violence” was featured in Time Magazine and is receiving serious backlash and hate from ...
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Posted by: Kari Belsheim
in General
on Jan 03, 2013
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After spending a year and a half of my life roaming the streets of Paris, I take any opportunity to obsess over French things. I miss the food and the tangible history. Who knew I would even miss the secondhand smoke?
If you’re a fellow Francophile, history geek, or lover of vintage photography then you should pour yourself a glass of vin rouge and peruse this beautiful photo collection, 1914: Paris in Colour, on Retronaut.
The ...
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Posted by: Amy Bucknam
in General
on Dec 07, 2012
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Here’s some Friday cuteness for you. It’s a Buzzfeed post that’s gone viral depicting a magical place of happiness and fur called CAT HEAVEN.
Well, it’s not actually called Cat Heaven. This place riddled – neig, COVERED – with cats is a Japanese island called Fukuoka. For the past five years, photographer Fubirai has documented the lives of semi-wild cats that inhabit the island, ...
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Posted by: Genevieve Bleidner
in General
on Nov 09, 2012
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Alongside the topless portraits of young women under 40 years old who have survived breast cancer, the words “breast cancer is not a pink ribbon” speaks volumes.
Fashion photographer David Jay shot the series of large-scale portraits, titled The Scar Project, to give an often-unseen look at the women who have battled early onset breast cancer, and who bear the scars to prove it.
The project gives a face to ...
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Posted by: Genevieve Bleidner
in Artsy
on Oct 23, 2012
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Here’s a heartwarming story to kick off the last full week of Breast Cancer Awareness Month; New York-based photographer Bob Carey has been photographing himself wearing a pink tutu for breast cancer awareness, calling it The Tutu Project.
Carey first donned the tulle in support of his wife, Linda, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003. Aww. And the man sure knows how to rock a flouncy pink ...
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