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Cross-posted from the New York Times Style Magazine. [By Jennifer Conrad] “Throughout his career, Simon Watson has brought his unique eye to crumbling castles, monastic apartments and everything in between.” “But mostly the photos speak for themselves. Those of Casa Horta, the architect and furniture designer Guillermo Santomà’s surrealist Barcelona home, show a bubblegum pink dining room with plastic lawn chairs that Santomà partially melted with a blowtorch, as well as a still-life of fruit…
Cross-posted from The New York Times. [Photographs by Damon Winter, Text by Binyamin Appelbaum] Helen “Keller said hands were more honest than faces: We may compose our faces, but our hands speak open and unconscious truths. Keller could feel the differences others see, as between the soft, lacquer-tipped hands of a banker and the rough, oil-stained hands of a mechanic. But she found deeper manifestations of character in the movement of hands. ‘I have clasped…
The CoStar Group is hiring 80 architectural photographers across the United States. See the listings here: Hiring Architectural Photographers About CoStar Group Starting our fourth decade, CoStar Group has more than 80 offices in the United States, Canada and Europe. In 2017, CoStar was named to Fortune Magazine’s 100 Fastest Growing Companies, Forbes’ World’s Most Innovative Growth Company and Forbes’ Fast Tech 25.
Cross-posted from Fstoppers [by Alex Ventura] Sharing your work on social media, you may come across a few people who ask “what are your camera settings for this shot” or something similar. There are even a few groups on Facebook that have this as a requirement to post your work. There are a few different ways you can do this, but here’s an app that makes it easy. First of all, I am in no…
Cross-posted from TED. “Inspired by Nordic folklore, artists Karoline Hjorth and Riitta Ikonen collaborate with local elders — farmers, fishermen, cosmologists and more — to create richly imaginative portraits that explore humanity’s connection to nature. Discover their serendipitous artistic practice as they share a selection of fantastical imagery where nature and myth intersect to awaken a sense of wonder.” VIDEO: Nature, folklore, and serendipitous photo collaborations
