scott stulberg

All photos found here.

chris marker

From the series Passengers, depicting people on the Paris Metro.

alex maclean

He's an aerial photographer based out of Lincoln, MA, and I highly recommend you check out his work.

Tadej Znidarcic

“The bill will decide the future of gay people in Uganda. If the bill comes, we [the activists] will be the first ones to be arrested. They know us.”

“I used to be religious, but now I’m not anymore. I lost my religion because of all the hatred preached by the Christians here. I rather go to my room and pray for myself to God. I know that God is there.”

“I was arrested. The boda [motorcycle] guy asked me whether I was married. I said no, I love men, I don't love women. He was interested, we exchanged numbers. We met the day after and he took me on the boda. Then he said the fuel was finished, so I got off and there were policemen waiting. One slapped me. The one who was from my tribe said I was shaming them. He said he would call the media and put my picture in the newspaper. I got very scared. They took me to the police station. I had to write a statement that I wanted to sodomise the guy. I refused. They were humiliating and pushing me with the gun. They told me the guy wanted 1.5 million shillings. I had 15,000 in my wallet. They took it. I said I could raise only 300,000. It was money that I got to pay my brother's school fees. I hired a special [taxi] and went to my place with two policemen. The driver and one policeman stood outside. I entered inside with a policeman and gave him the money. I was released at 3am.”

back to the future

A project by photographer Irina Werning. I think these are really funny and interesting, and clearly very well done. But are they art? What is Werning's goal? and how well is she achieving it?

photoshopping is art?

At least, that is what M. Seth Jones wants you to think.

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