The announcement of reciprocal tariffs has caused uproar around the world. While various countries try to strike a deal with Donald Trump's administration to reduce its tariffs, there are many American photographers who are unhappy with the way things are turning out.
Most countries have a region that is purposely secluded from political, social, or cultural reforms. The reasons for this range from prejudice to stereotype to a mere lack of empathy. For instance, in Australia, it is the Outbacks; in India, it is Kashmir and largely the North Eastern states; and in China, it is Xinjiang, an autonomous region where the Uyghurs live.
As many of you may know, transgender people have become a hot topic across the United States of America. Streams of ink, oodles of pixels, and hours of podcasts have been spent trying to demonize trans people of all ages, painting the community and its allies with the vilest brush.
"We are asking people not to hoard," U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm told reporters at the White House. "Things will be back to normal soon." The post 30 Pictures That Show Americans Freaking Out Over The 'Gas Shortage' They Pretty Much Created By Themselves first appeared on Bored Panda.
In the late 1950s, an anonymous man explored space from his backyard using his telescope. Just like many of you, he was fascinated by what's out there. And what he found intrigued the CIA. Some probably thought that he was crazy.
South Carolina has recently come under fire after some people on Twitter shared photos of Americans who aren’t staying at home and are ignoring the social distancing advice.
Photography today has become a tool for anyone to tell their compelling stories through moments captured in time or snapshots of the aftermath. Photojournalism and documentary photography, in fact, are among the popular pursuits of photographers today.
A trip doesn't feel complete without a travel diary of some sort, especially if it's a major road trip that is full of picturesque moments and postcard-worthy landmarks. The travel set taken by French photographer Mikael Broidioi during a trip to the United States early this year is certainly brimming with these, and flipping through it is sure to bring you a serious case of wanderlust.
I live in Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States, where there is a great abundance of squirrels. For the past three years, I've been documenting them and their behavior. Hardly a day goes by that I don't snap at least one photo of one of these furry, little critters.