When was the last time you posed for a group photograph? Was it back in high school, on your last day at work, or perhaps during your birthday or wedding? What was the experience like for you? Maybe it involved stiff smiles, perfect postures, and hair swept back, with your hands at your sides like a young cadet reporting for duty.
As we get smarter mobile phones, faster Internet speeds, and more people to communicate with across the globe, we can't help but say, "what a time to be alive. " But, for every exciting promise of an even better future comes the gloomy reality we face today.
Frederick Douglass is perhaps best known as an abolitionist and intellectual. But he was also the most photographed American of the 19th century. And he encouraged the use of photography to promote social change for Black equality.
Photographer Barbara Peacock began capturing strangers in their bedrooms, eventually developing the project into an in-depth portrait of American people today. [Read More]
Taqlima Jahan Nitu, a 10.5 years old girl is suffering from Progeria, a rare genetic condition. She was born on the 10 September, 2007 in Habiganj, Bangladesh.