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We collaborate with photographers and artists and sell their work to interior designers, architects This technique is not something new.

When it comes to putting the finishing touches of a newly designed home or workspace, many of us can become stymied by picking the appropriate art work. An easily overlooked option is using photography – in reality the right photograph can add a sense of drama or mood to any space. Top designers like ChicTip favorite Kelly Hoppen have been employing this tactic for years. When it comes to picking

photographs that are appropriate, the key is not to limit yourself. Be it one poignant black and white portrait or a wall of framed photographs depicting several still objects, the images and the number of them will have a tremendous impact on your space. Aching to make your space a retreat for both body and soul? Why not employ landscapes in bright vivid hues. Don’t be afraid to go big and bold, and don’t be afraid to try your hand at taking some photographs yourself. Who knows, maybe in addition to creating a killer space, you’ll find a whole new way of expressing yourself. http://foterior.com fine art photography for your walls - arriving soon

20/09/2014

The Italian photographer Antonio La Grotta has done what some intrepid ruin pornographer ought to have done years ago: he’s taken pictures of Italy’s abandoned discotheques.

18/05/2014

100 years ago, photographer Harry Whittier Frees made a living dressing animals as humans.

14/05/2014

In a new project called “Topography of Tears,” the photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher puts dried human tears under the microscope. She collected more than one hundred tears: tears of joy, tears of grief, onion tears, basal tears …

13/05/2014

When John Maloof, a real-estate agent, amateur historian, and garage-sale obsessive, acquired a box of photographic materials and personal detritus at an auction in suburban Chicago in 2007, he quickly realized that he had stumbled upon an unknown master of street photography.

- Vivian Maier

12/05/2014

Photography by Carrie Mae Weems one of the most honored American artists of her generation. Weems asks inconvenient questions and comes up with unwelcome answers. For that alone, no contemporary artist’s work is more important.

The Museum Series
In each image, the positioning of Weems’ body conveys a stillness. She faces the museum buildings at a distance; the camera captures her small, placid-looking figure from far behind. This casts the structures as monstrous and impenetrable, and sets Weems apart from both the museums and the few tourists that flit through the photographs. Most often, the other visitors appear blurred, caught in the act of entering or leaving the museum. Most often, they are white.

02/05/2014

In 1958, at the age of eighteen,the photographer Larry Fink left his childhood home on Long Island and moved to a one-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village. Fink was immediately drawn to New York’s counter culture, and he soon met a group of artists, writers, and musicians affiliated with a late stage of the Beat Movement. This group of what Fink calls “delusionary revolutionaries” included the painter and writer Lawrence “Turk” Le Clair and the poets Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) and Robert Cordier.

01/05/2014

Photographer Jost Franko visited the highland plateau each summer for four years.

While his initial interest was purely artistic, he soon recognizedthe ways in which modernization was affecting even the most rural parts of Slovenia. In previous decades, as many as sixty families took their herds to Velika Planina, but by the time Franko finished the project, last year, only twenty-one families made the trip. “I knew this place had to be documented before it completely disappears,” he said.

30/04/2014

Dissappearing Slovenia.

In 2010,Jost Franko began photographing herders in Slovenia’s Velika Planina, a traditional community in the foothills of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.

At seventeen, Franko was not old enough to legally drive, so he rode with a friend from his home in Ljubljana to the settlement, which has existed for more than five hundred years and is considered one of the most well preserved herding communities in Europe.

27/04/2014

Book Suburban World: The Norling Photos, a recent project with the photographer Alec Soth, the LBM Dispatch.

Named for and printed by Soth’s limited-run publishing house, Little Brown Mushroom, the Dispatch reimagines the iconic American road-trip photography book as a series of small newspapers, each of which chronicles a quick trip Zellar and Soth have taken through a different state or territory.

16/04/2014

It’s difficult to quantify the strange magic of Gregory Crewdson’s photography, but here's a stab: his photos, mostly of American towns that could be any dead mill town (the colors too bright, the light too spooky) create such an evocative mood that the viewer becomes part of the story.

14/04/2014

Bruce Mozert’s 1950s underwater photography. Using a self-constructed underwater camera, Mozert spent his career shooting underwater portraits for numerous lifestyle magazines—entirely without digital manipulation of course.

13/04/2014

Bob Adelman’s amazing photographs—the majority of them black-and-white prints—fill the second floor of the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale, where they will be on display until May 17. He photographed what came to be significant moments in the civil rights movement as they were happening.

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