Tag: Photography

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Frank Diamond’s Enrapturing Photography: An Interview

Are you ready to dive into the spellbinding world of photographer Frank Diamond? His striking photomontage style, paired with a moody and poetic atmosphere, will transport you to a realm of breathtaking beauty and depth. But be warned: Frank’s work is not for the faint of heart. It’s for those who are daring and unafraid to explore the shadowy corners of the human experience.

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The Last Sentinels: Jimmy Nelson’s Thrilling Exhibit in Paris

It started with a camera. By the age of 17, Jimmy Nelson had left his British boarding school and set out on a walking tour of Tibet, capturing shots of the landscape along his way. Eventually, this trek became fuel for his passion for discovery and thoughtful commemoration, specifically for indigenous cultures all over the globe. Today, the world-renowned photographer has a new exhibit highlighting the pinnacles of his decades-long career at Atelier des Lumières in Paris. 

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Social Distancing and Isolation Through Anna Radchenko’s Lens

Humans weren’t made to live in isolation. Being social and forming meaningful relationships has a positive effect on mental health. In fact, the impact of being social is so profound that it can help to ward off depression and even lower the risk of dementia. What does that mean in a world where being social can also mean sharing a potentially deadly disease? When trendy catchphrases are “social distancing” and “stay home,” can virtual connections be as meaningful? Photographer and director Anna Radchenko seeks to explore these ideas in her two capsule-photography series, “The Melancholy Rooms” and “Baby Cribs.”