Everything can change in 24 hours - even the image of the entire city. And it is quite hard to believe that the mighty buildings in a city could be practically wiped off the face of the Earth in one moment. Here are photos that show how life can change in 24 hours.
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600 Reutes photojournalists captured important historical moments with their lenses again this year, mainly so that they would not be 'swept under the carpet'. Without the work of these brave people, we would live in complete ignorance. In 2016, Reuters photojournalists even won a Pulitzer Prize, and apparently this inspired them even more, because this year's photos are outstanding.
We recognize the logos of the biggest brands even if they wake us up in the middle of the night. It is the same with the legendary Leica, whose logo is decorated with a red dot. Well, for a special occasion, this red dot "spill" all over the entire case and we got a special Leica camera, of which there are only 100 in the world.
Ah, that mysterious female orgasm. Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti decided to break with the taboos that touch female sexuality and instead celebrate it. In The O Project, he captured women before, during and after orgasm in the photographic lens.
Who would you trust to photograph your wedding? Would you let a family member, friend, or hire a professional photographer? The responsibility is huge, and the photos must capture moments that will never happen again. And how good and touching wedding photos can be, the winners of the Fearless Awards prove - these photos would undoubtedly satisfy even the most picky newlyweds. These are the most beautiful wedding photos!
Think the photos you post on social media only say what you want them to say about you? Well, no. They also talk about your complexes and hidden desires that we are not even aware of. Here are the most typical photos we publish and this is what they say about us.
Rune Guneriussen is an installation artist. He places everyday objects in remote Norwegian landscapes and thus conjures up a real fairy tale in which even 'hard' objects come to life.
For more than fifty years, photographer Charles H. Traub has captured the most expressive moments around him in his lens. But the most inspiring photos are certainly those from the 80s of the last century, when he traveled to Italy for the first time and witnessed the famous street life, which the Italians call "la dolce vita".
Behind the perfect photos you can see online, there is more than just digital manipulation. A lot of effort is put into creating such a beautiful photo. So what's behind the perfect photos?
We do not want and cannot claim that the days of big cameras are over, because that is not true, but something is still true - excellent and breathtaking photos can also be taken by "tamali". Photographers coming from more than 140 countries competed in various categories such as "Portrait", "Abstract" and "Still life". This year, the top prize went to Sebastiano Tomada from Brooklyn, New York. He captured a photo in the lens of his iPhone 6S, which he translated in the following way: "Children roam the streets of Quayyarah, near the smoke and fire ignited by ISIS soldiers." These are the best iPhone photos of 2017.
Are you the type of adventurer for whom bad weather or other difficult conditions get your blood pumping and make a hike, trip or trip even more fun? Well, if the answer is yes, we have good news for you! You got a partner in the form of a camera. The Ricoh WG-50 can handle practically everything. Let's see why.
Are you engaged? Did you reveal it to the world via social media? :) The Junebug Weddings website has chosen the best engagement photos for the fifth year in a row, and we have to admit that they make us believe in love even more. The photos are beautiful!