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From the cobbled streets of the historic old town to the lush Gardens of Monte Palace; the intriguing local tradition of the toboggan ride, to the vibrant street art scene - here’s are 9 of my favourite things to do in Funchal.
These pictures show various street scenes from Stoke-on-Trent throughout the years. Take a look at children collecting coal on the slag heaps or in the middle of a road now long gone to make way for new houses. You may remember when cowboys and Indians from Billy Smart's Circus came to Hanley to delight the crowds with a battle which included real horses! The pictures are from the archives of our sister title The Mirror. We hope you enjoy the as much as we do.
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The 1960s was the era of major unemployment in the history of the city, as coal mines, street works and heavy industries went out of business. The crime rates were also high, especially the new youth gangs that were younger and more violent than the Razor gangs of the 1920s.
Eduard Zhikharev, lead motion designer at Transparent House in San Francisco, created a interesting conceptual series Shining, a body of work that depicts glowing figures from street scenes that his wife Olga Tsybulina had photographed one day. I reached out to Eduard after running across the work on Behance and asked him about the series. "The process of Shining was done in
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Albion Street is a classically pictorialist work, moving rapidly through graduations of mid to soft tones as the eye travels across and down the street scene. Cazneaux intervened in the printing process, accentuating the haze on the right-hand side of ...
For Italian painter🎨 Simon Pasini, light plays a very important role in his paintings.His inspiration is mostly actions in daily life, it looks like people are not posing in his painting.
If you have been to Whitby you will recognise Frank Meadow Sutcliffe's photography. Here we discover just who was Frank Meadow Sutcliffe?
As the boulevards are associated with Paris, Hyde Park with London and Fifth Avenue with New York City, so also is the cafe entwined with the city of Vienna. Such was the renown of the Viennese caf…
Edward Linley Sambourne In 1906 the 62 year old Edward Linley Sambourne was the chief cartoonist at Punch magazine but he was also a particularly ardent amateur photographer. He had initially taken it up to help with his cartoon figure drawings – he had formerly used life-models to draw from. In his later years, however, … Continue reading "Edwardian Street Style – Photos by Edward Linley Sambourne"
Freetown Christiania Copenhagen, Denmark - October 18, 2015: Street scene at the autonomous Freetown Christiana, in Christianshavn neighbourhood. Few people are also visible in the image. A child is...
This week we’re travelling with Edward Linley Sambourne again. Sambourne was an active man even in his later years. He thought nothing of taking a train to Scotland on a Sunday for a couple of days…
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Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908 – 2004) was a French humanist photographer considered a master of candid photography, and an early user of
Taken by Andre Zucca for the German propaganda magazine Signal, these pictures show a Paris that is in sharp contrast to the hardships commonly associated with Nazi rule.
1940's Sunglasses, Click Here Way Back In The Day | Austrian Cafe Scene, 1940s
Things to do in Sitges, a beach town near Barcelona. Including beaches, restaurants, museums, architecture and festivals.
In 1901-2, Horace Warner took photos of East End street kids, who he called 'Spitalfields nippers'. Here's a selection of the rare ones that have survived to this day
If you feel like a photo you just snapped somewhat resembles a classical painting, it may be that you have just encountered "accidental Renaissance".
From a giant eyeball on the subway to a winged dog at a wedding, here’s the year’s best photography at street level
A busy Piccadilly in the late 1890s or very early 1900s. A moustachioed Police Constable directs traffic at the junction of Piccadilly, St. James's Street and Albemarle Street with Burlington House in the background.
It’s said that history repeats itself, and these images on Imgur show that. Called “Accidental Renaissance”, the pictures show what a crazy year 2016 was from Hillary’s Heartbreak, to Vladimir Putin looking at the corpse of murdered ambassador, Andrey Karlov.
My two days in Stellenbosch and Spier Secret Festival and Market 2015 on DrizzleandDip.com
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The Museum of London's Streetmuseum 2.0 uses augmented reality technology to make historical images appear in front of you on your smartphone
Wat te doen in Volendam? Een overzicht met de leukste tips en bezienswaardigheden voor een dagje Volendam en omgeving.
The winners were taken from digital submissions on three categories of people, places and nature while judged by three National Geographic photographers.
View of the Mound, 1843. Inverted negative–the writing in the sky is a watermark in the paper, made visible by the process of negative scanning. In the history of photography, the name Louis Daguerre is well-known, as is that, to a lesser extent, of his onetime partner, French scientist Joseph Nicephor Niepce, credited with … Continue reading "Some of the Earliest Photographic Views of Edinburgh, 1843-44"
