Chinese Tourism Boom looks at the growing Chinese tourist trade as the number of Chinese tourist increases dramatically year by year. The project is a satiric comment on the mass movements of people for cultural and "scenic spot" consumption. It concentrates on the social interactions between group members and leaders, tourists...
Timo Stammberger: Underground Landscapes
Timo Stammberger says about his Underground Landscape series: "When I was a kid, I remember my grandfather always taking me on trips to a train station nearby which happened to neighbor a freight train yard. I immediately got fascinated by the atmosphere of the track landscape, the thunderous sound of trains...
Massimo Vitali: Beaches
Massimo Vitali series of Italian beach panoramas began in the light of drastic political changes in Italy. Massimo started to observe his fellow countrymen very carefully. He depicted a "sanitized, complacent view of Italian normalities", at the same time revealing "the inner conditions and disturbances of normality: its cosmetic fakery,...
Eirik Johnson: Barrow Cabins
These pictures depict seasonal hunting cabins built by the native Inupiat inhabitants of Barrow, Alaska as seen through the extremes of the Arctic summer and winter. The cabins are situated at the Northern most stretch of the United States, along the shores of the Chukchi Sea, part of the larger Arctic...
Tomasz Gudzowaty: Mexico’s Car Frenzy
The small but lively and growing community of automotive enthusiasts in Mexico City consists of people who mostly have to work hard and full time to support their passion. But they are ready to devote any spare moment to their classic, fancy, custom tuned, muscle or otherwise exceptional cars. And...
Raphael Olivier: Chongqing – Ultimate Urban Jungle
Chongqing, Western China, is the ultimate urban jungle. With a municipality covering the size of Austria and home to almost 30 milion people, some call it the world's largest city. Eventhough most of its territorry and population are still rural, the urban core is under massive expansion and Chongqing is...
Jono Rotman: Mongrel Mob
Starting in 2007, photographer Jono Rotman has featured members of the Mongrel Mob gang in a series of award-winning, traditional portraits. Take a moment to view this rare, terrific series of portraits of the largest gang in New Zealand. Jono Rotman captured the faces of more than 200 members of...
Jessica Auer: A New World
After spending several years following in the footsteps of the Nordic explorers that first encountered the New World, Jessica Auer travelled to Greenland where a team of Danish archeologists work on the restoration of the world’s best-preserved Norse ruins. In this landscape, somewhere between the Old and the New Worlds, layers...
Ekaterina Vasilyeva: Chalk
2 years of living in Canterbury, Kent. Returning home to St. Petersburg. Feeling that something is not done yet. Memory draws the White Cliffs. Nature, objects and people around them look a bit melancholic and frozen in time. By its nature the white color somewhat neutralizes the effect of poly-chrome...
Aerial Typology of Cruise Ships by Jeffrey Milstein
New York based photographer Jeffrey Milstein at his latest series focused on massive cruise ships. To give them new perspective he photographed them from a hundred feet above. Take a look at this stunning aerial photographs of giant cruise liners – you may even notice passengers on the deck. Website: jeffreymilstein.com