New York is one of the few cities in the United States that has captured the imagination of people around the world. From the Empire State Building to Central Park to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, there is something unique for everyone at every nook and corner.
"I succumbed to the city’s gravitational pull," says photographer Steven Siegel about the unexplainable attraction that New York had on him. A former long term resident of the city but an even longer term photographer of the Big Apple, his images of the city over the last four decades are like a time capsule of sorts.
"I raro i nga whetu"—under the stars of New Zealand. Inspired by the Romantic Movement in the mid-1800s, I searched for the majesty and beauty of nature in New Zealand. The post Here Are My 30 Best Pics Showing The Uniqueness Of New Zealand first appeared on Bored Panda.
Russian photographer, journalist, and social worker Dmitry Markov is known for his gritty images in which he depicts the macabre peculiarities of Russian life, mostly of those that are less well-off.
Russian photographer, journalist, and social worker Dmitry Markov is known for his gritty images in which he depicts the macabre peculiarities of Russian life, mostly of those that are less well-off.
I'm used to carrying around a camera and normally would take my Canon 5D everywhere, but getting older is not fun, as carrying a bag with a heavy camera and a 6-year-olds beach toys in tow can take a toll on your back.
I’ve been living in the city that never sleeps for many years, so to see it go into sleep mode for the first time is a surreal experience.
I love black and white photography and film. I was born colorblind because of a deficiency in the womb but gained the ability to see color years later. Still, I prefer to only see black and white and wish I could return.
In New York City, one of the things you’ll often see on street surfaces is cryptic and colorful scribbles left by utility companies. Photographer Joseph O. Holmes decided to turn these scribbles into artistic street photography (literally).
Louis Mendes walks the streets of New York with his vintage 1940's Speed Graphic camera capturing portraits of the people he comes across with style. In a sea full of cellphones and digital cameras, Mendes sticks out with his vintage style and classic instant film media.
"I raro i nga whetu"—under the stars of New Zealand. Inspired by the Romantic Movement in the mid-1800s, I searched for the majesty and beauty of nature in New Zealand. The post I Captured The Uniqueness Of New Zealand During My Visit There (30 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
I always wanted to shoot Japan during the winter when it was snowing, and earlier this year I got the chance when I headed to Sapporo—the biggest city in Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island. This city is seriously underrated for street photography.
Photographer Dmitry Markov grew up Pushkino, a hardscrabble industrial town north of Moscow where, for Markov and many of his childhood friends, sniffing glue and spending days outside avoiding their alcoholic dads seemed relatively normal.