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Summary of Mary Warner Marien’s Essay on Charles Nègre’s Chimney Sweep Walking.
Chimney Sweep Walking, Nègre, Charles, 1851 The essay initially starts with a discussion on what were seen in 1839 as the strengths and weaknesses of photography and its limitations as an art form at the time. she mentions that Negre … Continue reading
10 Street Photographers EVERY Photographer MUST Know
Street photography combines the improvisational act of capturing life as hit happens combined with the nostalgia and visual aesthetic that’s like no other style of photography. I haven’t done one of these kinds of videos in a while so I … Continue reading
Elaborate Fashions and Hairstyles Explore Beauty and Power in Photographer Luke Nugent’s Lavish Portraits | Colossal
GRACE EBERT From Albinism & Skulls Series, Part 1. Photography by Luke Nugent, concept, art direction, and makeup by Vanessa Davis, modeling by Leo Jonah, makeup artist assistance by Gabi Havens | From UTOPIA. Photography by Luke Nugent, concept and … Continue reading
Urban Patterns
Photographer Pepijn Thijsse is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the ‘City & Urban’ series. More images: Urban Patterns
NO MIDDLEMAN ART GALLERY | Lost In Shinjuku
Artwork By TADASHI ONISHI Lost in Shinjuku Shinjuku, a city where more than 3.4 million people pass by everyday. The number of passengers getting on board as 1.3 billion a year is the best in the world. I am one of … Continue reading
Is That Dagobah? No, Just a Real-Life Magical Forest | Wired
Neil Burnell’s photographs of Wistman’s Wood in England evoke comparisons to ‘Star Wars’. NEIL BURNELL Wistman’s Wood, an ancient forest near Devon, England, has captured the imaginations of visitors for thousands of years, inspiring legends about druids and supernatural hellhounds. … Continue reading
J GRANT BRITTAIN: 2020
In the world of skate photography, J Grant Brittain is eminent, a true living legend. He’s been shooting skateboarding for 40 years, capturing as well as shaping its history, and thusly, worldwide popular culture. But to hear it from the … Continue reading
Lockdown Child | Coronavirus’ Days
Conceptual and Documentary Photographer Anindita Roy is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Loneliness’. From the beginning of this year we started using veils on our faces to protect ourselves from the … Continue reading
Victorian Women of Color: 32 Photos of Beauty In The Age Of Hatred – Flashbak in 2020 | Victorian portraits, Victorian women, Vintage black glamour
More: Victorian Women of Color: 32 Photos of Beauty In The Age Of Hatred – Flashbak in 2020 | Victorian portraits, Victorian women, Vintage black glamour
45 eerily beautiful abandoned places [pics] – Matador Network | Abandoned places, mansions, houses
Nov 26, 2018 – Maybe you, like me, are fascinated by the entropy of humanity’s impact on the earth. Source: 45 eerily beautiful abandoned places [pics] – Matador Network | Abandoned places, Abandoned mansions, Abandoned houses
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Adolescence & Identity
Photographer and Anthropologist Andrés Yépez is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘OOMO’. “Oomo” means “Burn” in the native language of La Chiquitanía, Bolivia, the besiro. An adolescent’s transition is crossed by … Continue reading
Welsh Miners | 1977
Miner in front of brick wall Documentary Photographer David Wright is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Welsh Miners – 1977 – The end of an era‘ . My name is David Gilbert Wright. … Continue reading
