Swiss photographer Willy Spiller's images reveal a city that was more gritty and graffiti-covered than you'll find today.
Articles tagged "photos"
Air pollution isn't healthy, but a collection of photos in The Guardian shows that it can make for some impressive images.
Photos and home movies taken by assistant army attaché stationed in Moscow during the 1950s capture everything from Stalin's funeral to everyday life in the Soviet Union.
Australian photographer Scott McCook gives us some insight into how he goes about capturing amazing aerial scenes. Read more
Confirming rumors from earlier in the week, Google has announced its new Photos app.
Apple is using its annual Developers' Conference to unveil iOS 8, which includes some interesting refinements to the native Photos app.
With Younity, you have mobile access to all your photos without a cloud storage service.
The feature-packed Gallery app disappears in favor of the Google+ Photos app.
Google+'s latest feature will 'Auto Merry' your Christmas photos.
Photos of the Rolling Stones are not hard to find, but the majority of images from the height of the band's career consist of on-stage performances and posed publicity shots. That's why a stack of photos uncovered at a Southern California estate sale have attracted a lot of attention recently. See gallery
A new app from Tadaa attempts to give iPhone photos an SLR feel.
Your Twitter feed is now a lot more visual.
There's no better view of the earth than the one you get from space. The European Space Agency's mission is to 'find out more about Earth, its immediate space environment, our Solar System and the Universe', and as such, every year it produces thousands of high-resolution images of earth from orbit. Click through for a selection of stunning photographs and links to the ESA's website (which, unlike NASA's US government-funded site, is still online).
This iOS app wants to keep track of all your photos, no matter what file type they are.
New tech would use two 5MP cameras.
So a Nexus 5 walks into a bar...
Leaked photos suggest the 'Lumia 1520 Pureview' camera could simultaneously save 5MP and 16MP images.
Summer's fast on its way out, something we're acutely aware of in the Pacific Northwest. We're trying to make the most of our sunny days before the clouds and drizzle set in. For a healthy dose of Vitamin D any time of year, take a look at photographer Isac Goulart's sun-soaked images. The Brazilian photographer's colorful beach photos aim to capture the very essence of long summer days. Check them out - and maybe take a few of your own before the weather's gone.
Photographer Nick Ballon stumbled across the Lloyd Aero Boliviano headquarters on an annual trip to Bolivia. He was captivated by the expansive property and dilapidated buildings he saw, and his curiosity sparked a photo series and collaboration with Bolivian writer Amaru Villanueva Rance. Six months exploring the grounds, talking with employees and researching the long history of the dying airline has resulted in a stunning photo series and a book called Ezekiel 36:36. Click through for a glimpse into the L.A.B.
A photo uploaded on Picasa was reportedly taken by Sony's unreleased 'Honami' smartphone.
In an attempt to thwart spam, Instagram accidentally enrages Windows Phone 8 photographers.
Instagram's new embed feature is available from desktop web browsers.
Microsoft Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore posts photos on Flickr from 'Lumia 1020.'
Dropbox for iOS will now let you share multiple photos at once.
NeroKwik lets you access your images from a variety of sources, and is now for Nook too.
London-based artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin receive £30,000 award for their War Primer 2 project.
iOS, Android and Kindle users can download photos from their digital camera to their mobile devices wirelessly with Eye-Fi's new SD card.
Astro-hobbyist Dave Akerman sends the affordable camera/computer combo up in a weather balloon.
However, wearing a camera on your face might always be awkward.
We round up the best app news of the week.
We round up the best app news of the week.
The best apps for collecting and sharing smartphone photos from your next party, wedding or festival.
Get your pictures off your phone and into your life.
App would eliminate the need to audibly dictate image capture.
Product "tags" allow companies to sell products within social networking sites.
We speak with the creator of 'not another photo app.'
Contributor Lauren Crabbe was among those taking photos with her smartphone at the finish line.
The photo viewing application now lets you see Flickr, Instagram, Dropbox and Google Drive photos in one place.
Some apps don't think it's hip to be square.
New software betters image stabilization and HDR processing, can create a dramatic focal range.
Touch-free interface responds to gestures alone.
New tech can create 'more realistic or enhanced lighting' on mobile photos.
Flickr faux pas makes us wonder: Are images on the web ever really private?
Chris Hadfield posts stunning views of earth's landmarks from space.
The international photo agency will now accept mobile photos on its Live News service.
Android photographers can now share photos with non-Dropbox users.
The photo company wants to introduce a new generation to printed photography.
Watch this visual showcase of the images you tweeted in 2012.
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