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The Week on EyeEm is a weekly recap of the photos you take curated by ...
The Week on EyeEm is a weekly recap of the photos you take curated by ...
Welcome to Photos & Sound, a new series on our blog. It’s all about the ...
Hello friends! Winding down a nice weekend? Hungover? Dreading the coming winter? 4 out of 5 ...
Meet Alan Kastner, who works as a freelance writer, translator and branding consultant for local ...
Meet Anthony, a New Yorker born and raised. His pictures give us an insider's perspective ...
Meet Jusin See from Singapore, a project director for an events company dealing with corporate ...
Today we'll ask Krisztina from Hungary a couple of questions to get to know her ...
rainy nights in georgia by carlein vd B on EYE'EM Who are you? And what do you do? My name is Carlein, living in Holland. To earn my living i work for a company that does the logistics for animal transportation throughout the world. For instance people that are going to move to another country and want to take their pets with them. I take care of the reservations and questions about (veterinary) regulations for that particular country.
Fountain View by Devyn Caldwell on EYE'EM Who are you? And what do you do? Born and raised in California, I followed a circuitous path via progressively larger cities (most recently Chicago) to fulfill a lifetime desire of making New York City my home. In E. B. White’s poem There Are Roughly Three New Yorks, I am most definitely the settler who came in quest of something, and I would like to believe I help contribute to the passion of the city. Of course, the realities of living in Manhattan require me to hold a corporate job, so I work as a Business Analyst.
"The Tree of the Fallen Leaves" by Sion Fullana The Winner Hi everyone, we have a winner for the #nature competition that concluded last Saturday. Sion Fullana's "The Tree of Fallen Leaves" needs no introduction. We received a record number of submissions for this competition and the competition stream is a delight to browse through! Congratulations to Sion for winning a copy of the EYE'EM book, and congratulations to all the runner-ups for their fantastic photos and contribution! Below you can find a selection of the amazing photographs that were submitted. Big thanks to all of you who participated for sharing your visions of nature! Stay tuned for a new competition very soon.
Who are you? And what do you do? My name is Anton Kawasaki, and I live in New York City. I've worked at DC Comics for the last decade, and I owned and operated my own comic book store before that. People are always asking me if I DRAW the comics. I wish! I'm just an editor there. But I get to work with super-heroes on a daily basis, which I have to say is pretty fun. In 2011 I'm going to be changing careers, though. I haven't quite decided what I'll be doing just yet, but I'm very excited about exploring new possibilities. I don't think I'll ever make a living with my iPhoneography, but I definitely plan to be more heavily involved with it in the coming year. You'll just have to pay attention to me in the coming months to find out what's coming next! Oh, and my partner is some guy named Sion Fullana. You may or may not have heard of him....
And the #MobileArtCon winner is... Hi everyone, we have a winner for the #light competition that ran alongside the MobileArtCon2010. Arch@iPhones' from Japan with his photo titled “Lights” will be exhibited today at “Illuminated Touch 2010”, the official closing exhibition for MobileArtCon2010 at Openhouse Gallery in New York! Congratulations! Below you can find a selection of the amazing photographs that were submitted. And check out the competition stream with all the great images that have been submitted here. Big thanks to all of you who participated for sharing your light and to iAMDA for organizgin this great conference! We will be posting a detailed report soon. Best regards from Berlin and NYC! Your EYE'EM team
Different perspectives enable us to see the world through the eyes of those who move it. After Berlin and Barcelona, what city should be featured other than the location of our next exhibition, New York! Your city has endless perspectives, and mobile photography is the perfect medium for capturing those perspectives; special places, at the perfect moment. What are your favorite perspectives of New York? Share them in the comments, or just upload them to EYE'EM, drop by Openhouse Gallery on September 27th, and say hi, and chill with us in the lounge while your photos stream down in beautiful waterfalls!
From Robert Capa to Dorothea Lang. From Peshawar, Afghanistan to Tiananmen Square, China. Photojournalists have captured moments that have become part of our collective consciousness. Iconic photographs such as Alfred Eisenstaedt's V-J day in Times Square or Kevin Carter's Vulture Stalking a Child have been seared into our consciousness. They transcend the particular moments depicted and become representations of our humanity. They speak to our hopes, fears, and dreams. They act as permanent reminders of our capacity to love and our equal capacity to hate. Dorothea Lang: Migrant Mother (1930)
