Nine Controls That Shape How Photos Feel
Better photos rarely come from a more interesting subject. They come from motion, perspective, camera height, and depth,…
I took Sony’s first mirrorless fisheye lens to the most colorful and photogenic location I could think of for wonderfully weird portraits
As a portrait photographer, I tend to avoid ultra-wide lenses like I avoid crowds in flu season. But…
‘I’m conscious of remaining open and curious and uncynical’: 5 questions with Tom Murphy
Tom Murphy is Co-Chief Creative Officer at VML, a global creative advertising and digital marketing agency shaped by…
Photographer Henry Wessel modified his camera so he could shoot one-handed through the windshield while driving on his daily commute – and according to him, “A glance was enough”
Born and raised in New Jersey, Henry Wessel (1942-2018) was a photographer who first came to prominence in…
This beautiful logo shows there’s plenty of life in minimalist design yet
Every creative has had that moment when you’re staring at a blank page, waiting for inspiration to hit.…
how domestic work became built into the floor plan of the modern home
the house learned how to hide movement Most houses have a room whose only purpose is to…
How giant Dorking cockerel sculpture in Surrey town became famous
Quinnell remembered the work that went into getting the cockerel into place. “He was extremely difficult to move.…
Paroissien House / Veronica Gilotaux
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Haydon Wick bus shelter transformed with school artwork
In Swindon, a brick bus shelter in Haydon Wick has been transformed into a colourful space showcasing artwork…
How we turned our Scandi-style open-plan house into a cosy, colourful English home
“Frankenstein” is the word the owners, a professional couple with three children, use to describe the previous incarnation…
“Quality, color and reliability” – How this Scandinavian company has shaped the future of photography
When people think of the world’s most influential photography companies, the conversation often turns to Japan, Germany or…
The man who taught Monet to see the light
A revelation on the beach at Le Havre. I am here to see how this 16th-century port became…