Dino Graniello's "The Original Scraper Bikes series"

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Dino Graniello's "The Original Scraper Bikes series"

Dino Graniello is a photographer from Oakland, California and in his “The Original Scraper Bikes” series, he teamed up with the local youth from East Oakland to take a deeper into the scraper bik February 22, 2017
"Modern Girl" by Dina Goldstein

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"Modern Girl" by Dina Goldstein

Dina Goldstein is a Vancouver based fine arts photographer. You might remember her Fallen Princess series from one of our earlier reviews. February 21, 2017
Ryan Mcginley "The Kids Were Alright" @ MCA Denver

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Ryan Mcginley "The Kids Were Alright" @ MCA Denver

In 1999, the photographer Ryan McGinley self-published “The Kids Are Alright,” a book capturing his crew of downtown friends and lovers in varying states of nudity, ecstasy and reckless abandon. February 21, 2017
"Young Blood" @ Fahey/Klein Gallery

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"Young Blood" @ Fahey/Klein Gallery

The color of blood is influenced by the amount of oxygen it possesses. The closer to the arteries, the brighter the red. The further it gets from those arteries, the darker the red. Fahey/Klein Gall February 20, 2017
The work of Carlos Bracho

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The work of Carlos Bracho

Panamanian self-taught photographer, Carlos Bracho, is best recognized for winning the title of best individual photography at the Sony World Photography Awards. February 20, 2017
Travis Ruse's Daily Commute

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Travis Ruse's Daily Commute

What does a photographer do when he’s commuting to and from work in New York? He takes pictures, of course. February 19, 2017
The ruins of Soviet-era military documented by Danila Tkachenko

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The ruins of Soviet-era military documented by Danila Tkachenko

Danila Tkachenko is documentary photographer from Russia. In his Restricted Areas, Danila maps abandoned Soviet-era military technology and research facilities in Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, and Russia. February 18, 2017
Richard Mosse Uses a Military-Grade Thermal Camera to Photograph Refugees

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Richard Mosse Uses a Military-Grade Thermal Camera to Photograph Refugees

I used a military-grade camera designed for battlefield awareness and long-range border surveillance in an attempt to engage and confront the ways in which many in the West, and our governments, repr February 17, 2017
An Analogue Camera Made From 32,0000 Drinking Straws

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An Analogue Camera Made From 32,0000 Drinking Straws

The Straw Camera is an experimental analogue camera made from 32,000 drinking straws. February 17, 2017
Elliott Erwitt @ Robert Koch Gallery

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Elliott Erwitt @ Robert Koch Gallery

Robert Koch Gallery will be presenting Elliott Erwitt, the gallery’s fourth solo exhibition of work by renowned New York photographer. February 17, 2017
The work of LM Chabot

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The work of LM Chabot

LM Chabot is a photography duo from Montreal, Canada, who caught our eye after seeing one of their entries at the 2017 PDN’s Photo Annual. We immediately became fans. February 16, 2017
Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style

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Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style

Suits that pop with loud colors and dazzling patterns, complete with a nearly ubiquitous bowtie, define the style of the new “dandy.” February 15, 2017
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