Polaroids of the everyday and portraits of the rich and famous: you should know the compulsive photography
Andy Warhol, the iconic figure of the Pop Art movement, is celebrated for his avant-garde approach to art, transcending traditional…
Author: Lynda B.
Hey Folks, What’s Up! Hope you enjoyed the read! A free-soul, I have travelled so many places and build up a passion for Photography. Whatever my lens captures, I share it online and it gives me immense joy.
Moving the collections from Bradford’s National Media Museum to London
The decision to relocate the collections of Bradford’s National Media Museum to London has ignited a fervent debate about regional…
Global series: Countries in combat
In the intricate tapestry of international relations, conflicts and tensions often arise, shaping the geopolitical landscape. This global series delves…
Tourists in our own reality: Susan Sontag’s Photography
Susan Sontag, a formidable intellectual and cultural critic, left an indelible mark on the discourse surrounding photography with her seminal…
Can a photograph change the world
A photograph’s power to change the world lies not in the thousand words it conveys, but in the profound emotions…
The new generation of cameras could see behind walls
In the latest camera research, there is a shift away from focusing on increasing the number of megapixels to combining…
Can social media photos lead to a mistaken identity when used in court
The victim, who was identified by GH in order to protect her privacy, worked as a sex worker at the…
We’re failing young people by not discussing it
In recent years, Sexting has been a topic of intense debate amongst young people. In the same period, we have…
The Mysterious Art of Thomas Hinton
Thomas Hinton (1857-1933), who was found to have “unsound mental health,” was admitted on August 25, 1900, to the Hospital…
Selfie Culture isn’t at the root of all Evil
It is becoming more and more popular to believe that selfies can be harmful to our mental health. There is worry about…