Daylight
These gnarly snapshots of Afghan kids on boards will make you feel like their wheels are rolling right beneath your own feet; like you're there, and you can be.
—mamita
Kalliope Amorphous
That woman is photog/artist Kalliope Amorphous, and that water (or fogged glass?) does indeed give Amorphous the look of Ophelia...
—mondo
Berta Tilmantaité
With a dark and dreary outlook, photog Berta Tilmantaité transforms New York City streets into a poetic avenue for apprehension.
—martian
Zach Hyman
That's the term Weegee used to describe the rushing masses on the streets of New York--the ones who still find the time to stop and stare. In this case, I'm not sure if what they're staring at is interesting or lame.
—mondo
NY Times
Calvin Coolidge raises alpacas on a farm. Richard Nixon is a retired
firefighter...
—martian
Guernica
One person. One square kilometer. One photo. One escapist feeling.
—mamita
Purpose Magazine
Henk Wildschut documents found shelters: roped-up and tarped in Calais,
cardboard-boxed in Patra, and simply under two trees in Roma.
—mamita
Lisa Wiltse
What, no iphones? No Facebook? No Big Love on HBO? Sure seems loco to
me, though not to the residents of this Mennonite settlement in
Bolivia.
—mondo
Magnum In Motion
Before they plummeted back to Earth. Here's a new multimedia piece from
Magnum in Motion that tries to incorporate images of the Haiti we once
knew with pics of strippers, child beauty contests, and the Burning Man festival.
—mondo
Alec Soth
Alec Soth turns his Las Vegas birthday vacation into a poetic package of pictures and prose. And it somehow feels more genuine than most of the work I see coming out of Sin City.
—martian
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