Lens Culture Conversations with Photographers: Klavdij Sluban from Jim Casper on Vimeo.
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Much better than anything you’ll find here. Take an hour and start reading back. It made my night. Subscribe to duckrabbit’s feed and follow us on twitter for Magnum’s expression award but Andrea Star Reese’s work blew me away. I mean the world really doesn’t need another essay about homeless people in New York, right? Wrong. ‘The Urban Cave, is an ongoing effort to document men and women living in makeshift dwellings around New York despite the city’s efforts to empty their [...] China’s 60th Anniversary national day – timelapse and slow motion – 7D and 5DmkII from Dan Chung on Vimeo. Watch this video. What do you think? Fantastic hey. Amazing effects, beautifully shot, great use of lenses. Didn’t you wish you were there? No need, Dan Chung nailed it. Infact I would bet £50 [...] Amnesty International is an organisation that duckrabbit fully supports. One of the best ways of achieving a more equal world is to stop human rights abuses and that’s exactly what Amnesty sets out to do. Brilliant then to see how highly they regard photography as a tool to achieve social justice. duckrabbit will be speaking [...] Proof that wielding a camera can make some find you sexually attractive. Although many photographers already think they are God’s gift… CIARA LEEMING Subscribe to duckrabbit’s feed and follow us on twitter Its great to see all the World Press Photo awards on-line but to be honest I don’t think it does the medium any favors. Collectively the photos represent a fairly limited view on the world and one that swiftly leads to cynicism. The so called crisis in photography should encourage World Press [...] duckrabbit just came across the excellent blog SLIGHTLY LUCID. Highly recommended.
Apparently this satire was inspired by something the creator found on duckrabbit. Not sure wether that’s a good thing or not. This is how duckrabbit found the video introduced on UTUBE: ‘Sit on my Facebook and I’ll whack you up the Twitter. Financially. Update: Thanks for all the comments on this, folks. A lot [...]
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