This is New York + London: A Collection of Double Exposure a project by London based Daniella Zalcman…with the use of smartphones and applications such as Instagram, the pictures taken in New York were cleverly super imposed over a London backdrop bringing the two worlds together…for more of her work visit http://iella.net
I was absolutely stunned by the batch of strong photos posted this past week. They’re amazingly unique images and represent a diversity of views from around the world. The representative photo for this post was a difficult choice but the one below really resonated with me for its subject matter and composition. Many thanks to all the photographers for sharing their works. Please be sure to click on the “Reblogged from…” link at the top of each post to see more amazing photos on each photographers’ site.
Vienna is a great city for street photography. There are good stories to tell at every corner. Enjoy!
There’s some awesome street photography in this movie as well!
“Koyannisqatsi” is the first film of “The Qatsi Trilogy”. The film is directed by Godfrey Reggio with Ron Fricke and Philip Glass responsible for cinematography and musical score respectively.
Ground breaking for its day, there is no plot or dialogue in the movie. Koyannisqatsi consist entirely of synergistic music and imagery which is shot and played back in time lapse or slow motion. The scenes range from the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon to the destructive power of the nuclear bomb to provide a breath taking critique on modern life which as the title suggest is a crazy and out of balance existence.
Some of my favorite montages in the movie include sequences from sausage making machines cutting to Grand Central escalators crowded with people at rush hour. Or the ariel view of the city morphing into a microscopic view of computer circuitry. These montages induce a hypnotic like…
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Last year, MTN Colors released the first part of the MTN Diaries 2. They’ve come out with their second documentary “Hardcore 13”. Once again the MTN crew are taking the movie away from the galleries and onto the european metro systems. From train yards in Athens and Milan to street bombing, this video is all hardcore graff and no legal business.
During my staying in Lisbon I spent some good time in the streets, taking pictures of strangers and getting lost in a wonderful city. When my good friend Diogo told me about his Leica M2 I was thrilled. I played with a Leica M9 in the past, but never with an M2.
He gave me the camera equipped with a Voigtlander 35mm f2.5, a couple of rolls of Kodak Tri-X 400 and I was totally set. I have to confess that I had to cheat a little bit during this street session but I’ll explain to you later.
The first thing to do was to load the film. A bit tricky for a complete M2 virgin like me.
First thing you have to remove the bottom part of the camera and take out the spare roll.
Then you lock the film into the spare roll and you…
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I went for a 50 minute walk today.
Starting tomorrow, I’ll be sharing the 11 images I captured, in the order they were shot.
—Peter.
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