Classic photography

Born in Paris in 1933, Jeanloup Sieff began his career in 1954 after giving up the idea of working in cinema. After working for Elle magazine and the Magnum agency, he lived and worked in New York from 1961 to 1966. Since 1966 he has live

Photography, Capture one Pro, Adobe Photoshop

In his series Metropolis, photographer Alan Schaller interprets the disconnection between people in the digital age

I came across an interesting post over at The Guardian a while back that discussed whether Google's ranking algorithms are good at gauging art, and

“Girl Behind Wine Bottle”, 1949 Jean Patchett © Irving Penn

PHOTOGRAPHY ART Experimental Ambient Drone Psychedelic Modern Classical

photographs, old camera, and film

The most important SLR ever made.

Two years ago, San Diego photographer Edward Honaker was diagnosed with depression—that moment represented the beginning of an arduous process of coming to grips with his own self-defeating tendencies and representing them in his art. As he told the Huffington Post, “All I knew is that I became bad at the things I used to be good at, and I didn’t know why. ... Your mind is who you are, and when it doesn’t work properly, it’s scary.” His self-portraits have a pleasingly elemental quality…