Bastian Staude has had a camera in his hand for the most part of his life, and has tried his hand at every genre possible. Having travelled the world, he aims to document the people, their expressions and reactions, their lives, and their cultures. He is drawn to beautiful light, interesting geometry, intriguing subject and text combination and the aesthetics of urban life.
These photographs by Chris Rusanowsky display the conditions and human rights violations of the people living in Tondo, Manila, Philippines. Upon my arrival to Manila, Philippines I felt an overwhelming feeling of this growing city. From the first step onto the streets, to the time of making my return home I had witnessed beautiful people living in poverty. My project starts at a city dump site, a place the locals call “Smokey Mountain”.
Nils-Erik Larson is a Swedish street photographer, he shoots primarily in black and white and has a wonderful knack for being in the right place at the right time. See much more of his work over on DeviantART.
Beautiful female portraits by Patricia Dries, talented people photographer from Wiesbaden, Germany who studied geology in University of Mainz, capital of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany.
Gabriele Galimberti photographed children from all around the globe with their favorite toys. Please visit the site of the photographer to see more of this fantastic series.
Swiss photographer Pierre Pellegrini shoots some stunning minimalist long-exposure photographs of landscapes.
How many times have you heard, “It’s not what you have but how you use it”? Well, mysterious Japanese iPhoneographer Mutablend is proof that a camera is only as good as the person behind it. Enjoy these amazing photographs, shot and edited on an iPhone.
Great project titled “Identities,” by London-based photographer Ana Oliveira. A series of before and after photos that show the effects of time and aging.
Here’s a photo series of China’s abandoned wonderland in chenzhuang Village, outside of Beijing. A project started in 1998 that was supposed to be the largest theme park in Asia. Photos by David Gray.
Life in Pictures 