Photography and the space for male mental health
In the U.K., as in other countries around the world, society was very abruptly forced into a period of lockdown where all public buildings, businesses, offices, universities and schools were forced to close.
Kiss by the Hôtel de Ville: The second in which Robert Doisneau immortalized love
Kiss by the Hôtel de Ville by Robert Doisneau; This photograph is one of the icons of eternal love. A young man stands in the street, surrounds his girlfriend with his arm and kisses her passionately in front of the Paris City Hall, stopping the world around him.
Dorothea Lange First Person
Dorothea Lange underwent a transformation from portrait photographer of San Francisco elites to photo artist of The Great Depression. She captured the heartbreak and dignity of migrant workers from the Dust Bowl to California's Imperial Valley.
Nikon FM2: A Timeless Classic in Film Photography
The Nikon FM2 is a timeless classic in film photography. Its robust construction, versatile lens mount, and reliable performance have made it a favorite among photographers for over 30 years. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, the FM2 is a camera that will not disappoint.
UFO – Unidentified Flowers Outfit
In its evolutionary path, humanity has always been characterized by the desire for knowledge. This desire, this curiosity, this drive has undoubtedly been one of the main engines of progress.
Byzantine connection
I did not know or at least I had never thought about it, but there is an incredible and surprising connection between the world-famous mosaics of Ravenna and the arbëresh of San Paolo Albanese, a very small village in Basilicata, completely unknown to tourists who visit the Italy.
Jan 7, 2020
Edward Weston: Giving photography its own autonomy
Edward Weston was an artist who sought to strip, along with his other generation partners, the pictoralist charge that photography had in the nineteenth century.
The Abstruse Aesthetic of Ambiguity
We exist on small blue-brown marble in the ever expanding nebula of ambiguity – a vast nothingness of cold uncertainty and eternal certainly, that we constantly attempt to decipher with our sciences.
Where is the life that deserves to be lived?
Two important premises: I am the father of a 17-year-old teenager, so the concepts on which I reflect are not only thought of a theoretical point of view but are continually tested in the pragmatic daily life of a family that continues to think and convey positivity about the future to give to our children.
Henri Cartier-Bresson : The legend of the century
The work of this French artist is far from normal. Henri Cartier-Bresson diversifies his work on topics as diverse as the Spanish Civil War and the death of Mahatma Ghandi.
