Japanese community unites around the world in tsunami memorial.
A moment of silence is hold this Sunday, March 11th at 6:30 in the forecourt of Human Rights at the Trocadero. At 6:46, the time of natural disaster, a minute's silence symbolized solidarity of Paris with the victims of Sendai.
A moment of silence is hold this Sunday, March 11th at 6:30 in the forecourt of Human Rights at the Trocadero. At 6:46, the time of natural disaster, a minute's silence symbolized solidarity of Paris with the victims of Sendai.
07/03/12: MADE Spring Fashion Week 2012
Milk Studio in New York selected Leica as a partner for this year's "MADE Spring 2012 Fashion Week". Billy Farrell Agency, covered the events with the S-Sytem. Another group of artists and photographers also attended the Fashion Week, equipped with Leica S2, M9 and X1 camera systems.
Photo by Awol Erizku - Leica M9
The images and latest fashion trends can be seen on-line at MilkMade.com.
Photo by Awol Erizku - Leica M9
The images and latest fashion trends can be seen on-line at MilkMade.com.
05/03/12: Nadav Kander
Yangtze, The Long River
Nadav Kander, born 1961 in Israel, creates images in an age of radical change: in a series awarded the famed Prix Pictet in 2009, he photographed a China in the process of revolution.
Traveling along the Yangtze River, he took serene pictures of people haplessly facing overwhelming change. In these pictures, the river—China’s main artery—becomes a metaphor of constant transformation.
Nadav Kander, born 1961 in Israel, creates images in an age of radical change: in a series awarded the famed Prix Pictet in 2009, he photographed a China in the process of revolution.
Traveling along the Yangtze River, he took serene pictures of people haplessly facing overwhelming change. In these pictures, the river—China’s main artery—becomes a metaphor of constant transformation.
04/03/12: Craig Semetko
Unposed
Following in the footsteps of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Elliott Erwitt, Craig Semetko delights in the spontaneous moment has a keen eye for serendipity. He captures the offbeat and the unusual everywhere around us. His photographs are clever and sophisticated - they intrigue and provoke us, while frequently leaving us with a smile on our faces. Perhaps the special sense of humor often reflected in Semetko's images is based on the fact that the American is not only a photographer but also a well-known stand-up comedian and actor.
Just like his famous rolemodels, Semetko also works with a Leica - the pictures presented in 'Unposed' were all taken with Leica M cameras.
Following in the footsteps of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Elliott Erwitt, Craig Semetko delights in the spontaneous moment has a keen eye for serendipity. He captures the offbeat and the unusual everywhere around us. His photographs are clever and sophisticated - they intrigue and provoke us, while frequently leaving us with a smile on our faces. Perhaps the special sense of humor often reflected in Semetko's images is based on the fact that the American is not only a photographer but also a well-known stand-up comedian and actor.
Just like his famous rolemodels, Semetko also works with a Leica - the pictures presented in 'Unposed' were all taken with Leica M cameras.
02/03/12: Alex Webb
The Suffering of Light is the first comprehensive monograph charting the career of acclaimed American photographer Alex Webb. Gathering some of his most iconic images, many of which were taken in the far corners of the earth, this exquisite book brings a fresh perspective to his extensive catalog.
Alex Webb, self portrait in Hong Kong while on press for The Suffering of Light.
Alex Webb, self portrait in Hong Kong while on press for The Suffering of Light.
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