Get Lost in Photographer Palla's Kaleidoscopic Images of Japanese Cityscapes
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The kaleidoscopic shoot-and-twist images are the work of Japanese architect and photographer Kazuhiko Kawahara, aka Palla. The posting of the digitally manipulated ordinary urban snapshots on his blog have led to ad-hoc crowdsourcing that Palla channels into his art.
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The black-and-white portraits and landscapes by Kenro Izu, taken over the past five years, fall somewhere between photojournalism and pictorialism.
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Although photography has been around for generations, its digital overhaul opens up new possibilities. Tell me what you want to find out about. From CNET Blog Networks.
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The photographers are going, some of the really big ones, at least the ones who defined a world as it is seen and imagined by those of us with too many magazine subscriptions.
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A commercial photographer and train buffâs works seem at once folksy and uncanny, with phallic monsters of industrial dynamism racing through benign, Norman Rockwell-esque visions of semirural America.
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Taryn Simon's striking images of unusual locations, from off-limits labs and radioactive waste to a death-row excercise area, illustrate her latest book, An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar.
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The newest digital SLR camera might teach you a thing or two
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English photographer Alastair Daly was in the market recently for an affordable digital music player capable of storing enough songs to pass the time on his hour-long commute through the capital city's clogged streets.
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Glimpsing the future in Tokyo isn't just about cool gadgets. It's also about seeing a city change -- fast -- as if photographed in time lapse. The city is shockingly unstable.
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New York hosts the first major US exhibition of Shomei Tomatsu, Japan's most important postwar photographer.
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The science photographs of Felice Frankel turn phenomena like water repellance, nanotechnology and magnetism into art.
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A history of photography books illuminates the history of photography itself.
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To gaze across Hong Kong's harbor at the city's glittering skyscrapers and soaring peaks is to take in one of the world's most spectacular urban vistas.
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âManufactured Landscapesâ is an absorbing if unsettling documentary about the work of the Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky.
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For more than 40 years, the photographer has traveled repeatedly to Hungary and throughout Eastern Europe.
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From weird in-camera apps to tiny hybrid camcorders, here are the standouts at PMA 2008.
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Plus: Mashups for the masses and HD video in a digital camera.