A massive community, the 'Interesting As Fudge' subreddit will make your jaw drop with their posts. And you’re bound to feel like your IQ, imagination, and creativity are improving by the minute.
A massive community, the 'Interesting As Fudge' subreddit will make your jaw drop with their posts. And you’re bound to feel like your IQ, imagination, and creativity are improving by the minute.
Bunch of different cables, broken power supplies and lots of old disassembled computers, broken cell phones laying useless in my garage inspired me to come up with an idea.
I am an airline pilot in Australia who flies throughout Australia almost every day of the week. Although it is normally an amazing view from my "office" the terrible bushfires over the past month have caused severe devastation on an unprecedented level.
During the 1990's Russia went through an enormous economic, social and political transition following the dissolution of the USSR. These events marked the end of an era and brought people into the new world of uncertainty.
Bunch of different cables, broken power supplies and lots of old disassembled computers, broken cell phones laying useless in my garage inspired me to come up with an idea.
I was asked to create a series of images that highlight childhood dementia because it is something that very few people even know exists. We have all heard of the devastating effect of dementia in adults but can you imagine the impact it has on families when young children are affected.
I bought my first camera in 2012 when the idea for this project was born and lasted until 2018. The project is called "Alone" and has 10 images. Alone is about loneliness and the burden of bearing it by yourself.
I was asked to create a series of images that highlight childhood dementia because it is something that very few people even know exists. We have all heard of the devastating effect of dementia in adults but can you imagine the impact it has on families when young children are affected.
During the 1990's Russia went through an enormous economic, social and political transition following the dissolution of the USSR. These events marked the end of an era and brought people into the new world of uncertainty.
I remember the first time I met the interrupters. I nervously drove through the streets of Hanover Park, a suburb on the Cape Flats in Cape Town, notorious for gang violence. As I drove deeper into the heart of Hanover Park I pass blocks of flats with lines of washing waving in the wind, children playing in courtyards, ladies chatting in the streets and youth playing dice on street corners.