All images by Ryan Brown. Used with Creative Commons permission. Cities at their busiest times are among the favorite subjects of street photographers. The energy can be hypnotic, and the activity often makes for an interesting profile of its city dwellers.
Camera drone operator Paul Nurkkala just released a video titled “Flight of the Year” that showcases his world-class drone piloting skills. He captured some seemingly impossible footage of his drone flying onto, next to, inside, and under a moving freight train.
In the spring of 2016, I traveled to the Sahara desert to ride the legendary Mauritanian iron ore train. At a length of 2.5 kilometers, the train is said to be one of the longest in the world.
This is an incredibly simple idea, but somehow we’ve never seen it done before. Forget expensive motion controlled timelapse sliders, why not use that old electric toy train you have collecting dust in the attic? Okay, fine, not everyone has one of these just laying around, but if you have a toy train in storage, […]
An Indian teenager shooting an Instagram Reel was hit by a train. The horrifying incident was caught on camera, and although the boy received series injuries, he miraculously survived the accident. [Read More]
A few days back, I came back from Chicago. It was the second visit to this beautiful city. I spent eight days there and again it was an interesting experience.
Want a challenge to test your shutter finger reaction time as a photographer? Try capturing a bullet train zooming out of a tunnel up close. That’s what Japanese photographer Kunihiko Tsuji demonstrates does in the video above.
I am 25 year old photographer from Romania and last summer I had the incredible opportunity to travel a part of my country and get to know the people living there. During my journey, which was part of a photography workshop, I encountered two shepherds, two blacksmiths and a train mechanic who was taking care of an old steam locomotive which is still fully functional.
Choice of location for street photography shooting is extremely important, and Skander Khlif chose to shoot in a train. In this series of street photographs titled "Train Full Of Emotions", Skander managed to capture emotions in the eyes and behaviours of travelers in a train departing to Jaipur, India.
Benedek Lampert, a Hungary-based photographer who specializes in photographing toys and miniatures (especially Lego), has shared a behind-the-scenes look at one of his largest projects yet: the 801-piece Harry Potter Hogwarts Express train set. [Read More]