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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Cindy Sherman. Untitled Film Still #21, 1978
Photo Credit: The Met Museum WebsiteCindy Sherman, born in 1954 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, is a renowned American photographer known for her groundbreaking conceptual self-portraits. Between 1977 and 1980, she captured herself in sixty-seven different scenes, transforming into diverse characters…Read More
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Sally Mann. Candy Cigarette, 1989
Photo Credit: Whitney Museum of American ArtSally Mann’s “Candy Cigarette” is one of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century. Featuring a young preteen girl gazing directly into the camera, cigarette in hand, the image is striking and resonates with the viewer in its drastic color contrasts.
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Rob Brewer posted in the group Features and Help Desk
Hey Danie and Team, loving the new site…… Just a thought.. What do you think about adding in a Model / Designer / Make-Up Artist / Hair Stylist directory so that any of us are able to hire the required people for a shoot from here and in that way support one another 🙂
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On our list. Good idea @robbrewer!
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Haunting Yet Haunted: A Visual Analysis of the Afghan Girl
Source: James Madison University: CCCWant to dig deeper into the story and artistic elements behind our previous post on Steve McCurry’s “Afghan Girl”? Download the PDF below for a comprehensive look at this captivating portrait.
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Steve McCurry: Afghan Girl, 1984
Photo Credit: Sharbat Gula, “Afghan Girl,” cover page, National Geographic Magazine, June 1985This image, captured by Steve McCurry, is perhaps one of the most iconic portraits of our era. Known for his travel and documentary photography, McCurry has recently shifted his focus towards fine-art projects.
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Her eyes mimicking the wall behind her and the spots of green in her clothes makes this compelling. The contrasting orange places all the focus on her eyes. Wild eyes, maybe scared. The viewer can’t look away and that makes it a masterpiece.
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DPC posted in the group Features and Help Desk
UPCOMING FEATURES
Welcome to your new home, tribe! A massive thank-you goes out to the DPC Team, and a special shoutout to @shawn for the relentless effort. We’ve put in late nights, early mornings, and sacrificed weekends to bring our dream to life, and here it is!
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We’ve established the core functionalities, but you can…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
More insights provided on Lewis Hine’s Powerhouse Mechanic by David Wooters from George Eastman House
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Lewis Hine: Powerhouse Mechanic Working on Steam Pump, 1920
Photo Credit: WikipediaThe photo “Powerhouse Mechanic Working on Steam Pump,” taken in 1920 by Lewis Hine, is an iconic photo from a period where ‘Straight Photography’ was recognised as an art form for the first time. Before this, the art of photography was dominated by Pictorialists,…Read More
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“We appreciate your excellent contribution to today’s Photo Digest Nolan!
W’ere eager to hear our community’s thoughts on this somewhat controversial photo. How would you perceive it without the caption or background knowledge?