What happens when a photograph makes us stop trusting what we see? Man Ray’s Noire et Blanche does exactly that. In this celebrated image, a woman rests with her eyes closed beside a polished African mask. Their faces echo one … Continue reading →
Capturing the Spirit of Kingfishers by John Tomson In the heart of Kirkcudbright, Scotland, photographer John Tomson has captured a moment that perfectly illustrates the age-old saying, “Rules are made to be broken.” His enchanting photograph of two vibrant kingfishers … Continue reading →
Meet Sean Sexton, the photo collector framing Irish history. Thanks to my good friend Iain McEwan from Kirkcudbright, Scotland, [an attractive town with a colourful blend of medieval, Georgian and Victorian buildings, now know as The Artists’ Town ] for … Continue reading →
In late 1976, Times of London photographer Warren Harrison believed he might be in danger after having a small incident in the company car when he was summoned to the editor’s office. Harrison was able to apologise before the editor … Continue reading →
A new stamp from Maryland features his photography. Peter Turcik took the photo of a solitary ship against a pinkening sky while taking photos for an illustrated paddler’s guide to the bay. “The main way to approach photographing Mallows … Continue reading →
Photography on Australian postage stamps The magnificient Australian Alps region includes eleven beautiful national parks and reserves. Superb photographs taken at three of these national parks are reproduced on postage stamps issued on July 21st,2020 by Australia Post. The … Continue reading →
