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Andy Hendrata is a talented self-taught photographer who was born and raised in Indonesia and currently lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Andy started photography in 2010, when he bought his first DSLR. Now he uses iPhone and OOWA 15mm wide angle lens. Hendrata focuses on architecture, people and urban photography. Andy Hendrata: instagram Via: […]
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Using the play of light and shadow, Matsumoto creates striking compositions with a minimal touch. While capturing his subjects in-between public spaces, he manages to create a quiet environment in the middle of the buzzing city. Speaking of the inspiration behind his images, Matsumoto says: “Loneliness is a inherent feeling for the people of this […]
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Berlin-based art collective Raubdruckerin (which translates to pirate printer) uses elements of urban design to create guerilla printing presses, adding ink to manhole covers, grates, and street tiles to create utilitarian designs on t-shirts and bags. The experimental print makers view the works as footprints of a particular city, with current designs collected from Amsterdam, […]
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David Bowie passed away in 2016, but artist Maggie Keane decided to celebrate his birthday on January 8 by creating one of the most incredible David Bowie tributes ever. “I wasn’t sure what to do with it, but then when David Bowie passed away it just jumped in my mind. I have to do a […]
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This visually electrifying place really exists—it’s a town called Guatapé, in the Antioquia Department of Colombia. Photographer Jessica Devnani happened upon this wonderful discovery while backpacking through Colombia and marveled at its beautiful colors, cobblestone streets, and tremendous views. The paintings on the walls hold a variety of meanings. Some are used to indicate local […]
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Watch landscapes and lights bloom in these time-lapse animations The words used to describe natural light are often some of the most beautiful: soft morning light; dusky blue; golden hour. For photographer Fong Qi Wei, these levels and shades offer a toolkit of shades and hues with which he plays. In his Time in […]
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Hidden within the walls of an old Colonial building in Mexico City, is this large vertical garden, designed by VERDEVERTICAL. This vertical garden is pretty big, measuring in at a total of 180 square meters (1937 square feet). The building, which is now a restaurant and hotel, wanted to create a space that would improve […]
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“Starting early during my younger years, the ability to capture the moment on film was captivating. As years passed by, I used newer equipment, but the limit wasn’t in the quality of camera or lens, but rather the willingness of my mind to free itself of its limits.” Krzysztof Hanusiak: website / flickr / behance
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This unique roadway connects the Danish capital of Copenhagen to the Swedish city of Malmö. The Øresund, designed by the Danish architect George K.S. Rotne, was opened on July 1, 2000. The bridge stretches about 8km before transitioning through an artificial island into a 4km tunnel under the Flint Channel. Via: boredpanda.com
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Urban scene from London “I am a London based photographer, like street, urban and reflections mostly.” Chris Hamilton: 500px
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Skeletons of steel, cement meat, skyscrapers have a thousand transparent eyes. They are planted close together as the trees of the forests. They tend toward the sky from the same economic and mystical impulse. We enter the future through the window. After a solid career as a radio and TV journalist Francoise Gaujour begins photo […]
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For 6 years, photographer Peter Tsai has been documenting the skyline of the city he lives in Chicago. Through his series called Cloud Chicago, he captures skyscrapers drowned by a dense fog and white clouds, at night and day. To get this height and these different perspectives, he accessed to the Hancock Observatory and the […]
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