Pierre Folk’s Photographs of Abandoned ‘Petite Ceinture’ Railway
La Petite Ceinture is an unused railroad track in Paris, France. In By the Silent Line, Pierre Folk photographs the abandoned railway, in order…
Documentary
Photos by Dave Glass Show Houses Being Moved in 1970s California
Moving an entire house may seem a bit extreme. However, it is sometimes done to preserve historic buildings, when the land where the structure…
‘Sightseer’ Photos by Roger Minick Highlight American Tourists
For his series Sightseer, Roger Minick has captured a slice of Americana by taking photographs of tourists at National Parks and other monuments at…
Robinson’s ‘Art Desks’ Exposes the Work Spaces of Creatives
If you’ve ever wanted a peek into the work spaces of the world’s creative influencers, E. Brady Robinson‘s photographic project Art Desks will intrigue…
Ákos Major Photographs Ethereal Views of the World’s ‘Waters’
In this gorgeous series of images by Hungarian photographer Ákos Major, he captures the simple beauty of Waters. Many different bodies of water are…
“Some High Hopes” Showcases Elevated Architecture
In Some High Hopes, photographer Tim Melideo shows the unusual new homes that have been built in a place that was devastated by Hurricane…
Maik Lipp’s Photos of Decorative Miami Lifeguard Houses
Maik Lipp, a German photographer who also goes by the handle usrdck, took these cool photos of Lifeguard Houses during a trip to Miami….
Westlands: California’s Farms Struggle with Drought, in Photos & Film by Randi Beach
Photojournalist and filmmaker Randi Lynn Beach documents California’s struggles with drought in Westlands, A Water Story. The Central Valley area of California is one of the…
A Bird’s Eye View of Shop Keepers by Gabriel Linares
A vuelo de pájaro is translated as “a bird’s eye,” and these photographs give the viewer a bird’s eye view of shop owners in…