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When Kabul fell to the Taliban, @mattaikins and his housemate, the photographer Jim Huylebroek, made the decision not to evacuate.
This is their firsthand account of how it happened and what came after.https://t.co/BW7jqOPC5i pic.twitter.com/VnIsUvrmKw
Tag Archives: Photography
Views: 2021 In Pictures – National Geographic
Photography: Top Images From Nature Magazine
Photo Exhibits: ‘Lights And Shadows’ In London (2021)
Magnificient adventures are captured in this selection of photographic firsts, some of the earliest images from each location, taken by world-renowned photographers including Gertrude Bell, Carleton Watkins, Isabella Bird, Herbert Ponting and Frank Hurley.
The images all feature in the ongoing Lights and Shadows exhibition, organised by the Royal Geographical Society in London, and are taken from the society’s historic image collection, revealing something of the marked progress of photography between 1851 and 1962, as well as providing a useful reference for economic, environmental or climatic change that has happened since they were taken. Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/…
Previews: Time Magazine ‘Best Photos Of 2021’
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Animal Photography: The Wonderment Of Birds
Animal photographer, Tim Flach’s latest project is a testament to the diversity of birds. “I’m celebrating this extraordinary wonderment out there”, he says. Shooting birds like a fashion photographer might photograph human subjects, Flach’s images are purposefully anthropomorphic. “There is a role for an anthropomorphic approach,” he says, “I want to grab people’s attention to think about the wonderment, beauty, character and maybe their stories”. Which, he hopes, will elicit in the viewer empathy for birds “We became who we are because of this rich biodervisity if you took that away we would be lesser”.
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