In the summer of 1945, Stanley Kubrick, many years before he was the acclaimed director of Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and A Clockwork Orange, had a series of photographs published in LOOK magazine, a competitor to LIFE. He was just 16 years old
Kubrick was fond of street photography, somewhat like the recent discovery Vivian Maier , and in 1946 he did a series about the New York subway
The chilly journey of a piglet that got lost in (and rescued from) the blizzard
Getty Images’ photographer Sara Kenigsberg photographed the saga of a little lost piglet.
“There are no special tricks for photography. If I give you a Jimi Hendrix guitar, you won’t be able to play like him. It is not about the gear,” says award-winning photographer Sephi Bergerson, who took on a challenge to shoot an Indian wedding entirely on his iPhone 6s Plus
Award-winning photographer Sephi Bergerson shares his experience of shooting an Indian wedding entirely on his Apple iPhone 6s Plus
New surreal series by award-winning Getty Images creative photographer, Jan Stromme
Photographer Jan Stromme brings together computer glitches and landscapes
These 16 photos of Victorian women of color are so resplendently glorious
While capturing the true beauty of brown skin eluded photographers for nearly a century—it wasn’t until the 1970s and ’80s that film was reformulated so that its emulsions were sensitive to the nuances of non-white complexions
The beauty of shapes, pattern and snow-capped mountains by photographer ​Alexander Rhind
Photos by Getty Images creative photographer Alexander Rhind
A colorful look at street art around the world from Getty Images
Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images. Painting by My Dog Sighs at Upfest 2015 festival, said to be the largest free street art & graffiti festival in Europe which takes place around Bedminster & Southville areas of Bristol, England, rumored to be the hometown of Banksy
10 essential tips for the next time you venture out in the darkness to photograph
Making pictures by night is a curious practice!
David Newhoff on some great grass-roots efforts aimed at letting Congress know Artists/Creators want to see change “…it is folly to believe this particular debate will be won or lost on merit alone. It will be won by the people who show up.”
As in Seuss’s Horton Hears a Who, Congress needs to hear every creator’s Yop.
Dipping in icy water during Russian Epiphany celebrations
A Ukrainian man bathes in Dnipro river during Epiphany celebrations in one of the suburban districts of Kiev, Ukraine, 19 January 2015. Photo by Alexey Furman/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
as the light goes in 