The thing about getting lost in Wynwood, Miami’s street art hub, no matter how far you stray off the path if you pay attention to the markers, a Ron English mural here, a TMNK tag there, you’ll always find your way home. But why would you want to leave?
Explore visual relations. Make whole that which lies in-between eyes. Shoot, shoot and re-shoot until it’s right. This is the city of San Francisco remixed. On a Mission, in the district, photographer Germán Walteros captures the hustle of the city that knows how.
Emily Detrick considers herself an artist who uses photography as a tool to communicate an issue visually. She struggled with the decision to study psychology or photography, until she realized she could combine the two and use each to aid the other. Now, living, working and attending SCAD in Atlanta Emily is creating work that focuses on societal issues and psychological problems. Emily aims to start conversations and encourages her audience to reevaluate the way they perceive themselves in relation to society. With that said, Emily has penned an open letter to society complete with visual pieces that can aid any wayfarer on their path to greatness.
Photographer Urban Outlaw gives us an in-depth tour of Sheffield’s best street art featuring the work of street artist Phlegm. Take a sip of this tea, and travel overseas with us to a place where the motto should be, “go big, or go to Paris.”
You couldn’t tell by looking at his surreal work, but photographer Tyler Hebert describes himself as a realist. To be fair, he also follows that up with “…dreamer and a visionary.” The Lafayette, LA based photographer has crafted edgy, eye-popping imagery for fashion clients since he picked up the camera in 2007. At 24, the horizon for Tyler looks limitless. Take a closer look at more of his work below.
I once read that every thing and every one is essentially perfect. We are exactly how we were always meant to be, “perfect” only because our imperfections define us as so. Literally and figuratively, where we stand now is a product of what we have done to bring ourselves here. What is and what will be seen by our eyes and our eyes only exists for our viewing. Why we are attracted to certain things and not others is beyond our control, but falls under the same obvious circumstances.
11. Instagram & The Death of the Photographer
Want to be a Photographer overnight? There’s an app for that. Want your snapshots of meaningless nights of binge drinking to look like it was taken on the set of Mad Men because you ‘like really love‘ that vintage look? There’s an app for that.
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