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colourfullife4:

A pleasant ride on Flickr.
Nikon FE, Kodak Ultramax 400
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colourfullife4:

A pleasant ride on Flickr.

Nikon FE, Kodak Ultramax 400

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arovingeye:

Approaching Shadow
by Fan Ho
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Approaching Shadow

by Fan Ho

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fotojournalismus:

Mosul city, 2003. Inside the city hospital, a girl wounded during a crossfire between US special forces and Iraqi army.
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[Credit : Francesco Zizola]
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Mosul city, 2003. Inside the city hospital, a girl wounded during a crossfire between US special forces and Iraqi army.

From iraq

[Credit : Francesco Zizola]

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black-and-white:

Photographer Satoki Nagata (via Chicago Lights Photography – Fubiz™)
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Photographer Satoki Nagata (via Chicago Lights Photography – Fubiz™)

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lensblr-network:

bored salesman.. Maybe because of the bad weather..
by Dennis Iwaskiewicz  (dennisiwaskiewicz.tumblr.com)
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bored salesman.. Maybe because of the bad weather..

by Dennis Iwaskiewicz  (dennisiwaskiewicz.tumblr.com)

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thorstenovergaard:

By: Thorsten Overgaard
Once photographing meant a large box camera on a tripod, shifting film plate after each shot - and working with a dark cloth over your head and the camera.
But then something happened…
Touch the image to read the story of the Leica camera 
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thorstenovergaard:

By: Thorsten Overgaard

Once photographing meant a large box camera on a tripod, shifting film plate after each shot - and working with a dark cloth over your head and the camera.

But then something happened…

Touch the image to read the story of the Leica camera 

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arovingeye:

Washington, 1967
by Marc Riboud
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Washington, 1967

by Marc Riboud

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tokyo-camera-style:

Map Camera, Shinjuku
Nikon S3 with 35mm f1.8 lens 

Hnnng…
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tokyo-camera-style:

Map Camera, Shinjuku

Nikon S3 with 35mm f1.8 lens 

Hnnng…

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lekewl:

Shopfront
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Shopfront

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arovingeye:

Ernest Hemingway and his son Gregory, Sun Valley, October 1941
by Robert Capa
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Ernest Hemingway and his son Gregory, Sun Valley, October 1941

by Robert Capa

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by Andrea Marcantonio  (andreamarcantoniophotoz.tumblr.com)
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by Andrea Marcantonio  (andreamarcantoniophotoz.tumblr.com)

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lorenzomasi:

I’ve started this blog talking about great street photographers. Now I return on the argument ‘cause those days I’ve shown only black and white photographers.
It’s time for color.
So, not in a particular order, best street photographers
# 1 Mr. Joel Meyerowitz
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lorenzomasi:

I’ve started this blog talking about great street photographers. Now I return on the argument ‘cause those days I’ve shown only black and white photographers.

It’s time for color.

So, not in a particular order, best street photographers

# 1 Mr. Joel Meyerowitz

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howtoseewithoutacamera:

by Robert Doisneau
New York, 1960
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by Robert Doisneau

New York, 1960

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Walking through Coimbra.
by Francisco António Abreu  (througmyeyes.tumblr.com)
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Walking through Coimbra.

by Francisco António Abreu  (througmyeyes.tumblr.com)

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Photography for me has changed now. You know, now everybody is a photographer, but nobody thinks about light, they use fucking flash on a camera. Do you know the worst photographer in the world? We actually are quite friendly, Terry Richardson. Terrible! Horrible! He could not take a picture that depended on lighting. Sucks! His father, Bob Richardson was a fashion photographer, there is a really good picture that Bob took of me on my website, and I knew Bob a bit before he passed away. But he used to tell Terry he was a bad photographer. So now I do it, taking on Bob’s role. So Terry thought when his father passed away, maybe it was over but it’s not over, because every time I see Terry I say, “You are bad, you suck” Because he takes pictures with flash on his camera, and against your face and click, and click and click, and says “Wonderful, wonderful” “that’s great! That’s great!” but I never moved an inch. He photographed me for INTERVIEW, and I really did not want this guy to photograph me, but I agreed to do it. I went and they had racks of clothes, but I wore a black suit and tie, and I never changed my expression, yet he took a million pictures of me. I was determined to control the picture. So I looked at him, and he tried everything he could to get me laughing but I would do nothing. He stood in front of me, and he’s even got his assistant changing cards for him, but I never moved, I never changed expression. I gave him a good picture, but he still is the worst. Because photography to me, is about light and feeling, and you can do so much with that. With the flash on, the camera straight in your face, it does nothing. It wipes out everything. It is good sometimes, you know, paparazzi kind of pictures of the moment.

WOOOOOOORD !

Larry Clark (via rebekahseok)

Amen. Terry Richardson is a fucking horrible photography, and the main reason he made it big was his father, and the fact that he takes sexually provocative pictures of women. 

Fuck him in the ass.

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