Everyday Life Photography

There is something extraordinarily magical about Japan and its culture and Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi proves that through his photo series of everyday life in Japan. He catches the peculiar, surreal, and strangely beautiful shapes and situations that occur when people don't think anyone is watching.

35mm film photos shot in Bangkok, Thailand

Here’s what this past week looked like: Last Sunday morning I was reading a magazine & drinking coffee in Carmel. Heaven! Big fat daisies in Carmel. Graham crackers don’t fit in jars of milk. Cooper still doesn’t realize this. Also hello lashes! Cheesy egg sandwich. My nail polish that will be good for Autumn. I […]

Street photography is brilliant for its ability to capture random encounters between strangers. Chance and timing play hugely into the art, as

Family histories and memories are often formed through significant events: birthday parties, graduations, weddings. More often than not, however, the...

In the early 1980s, Japanese photographer Ryoji Akiyama traveled through China and photographed children in many parts of the country. The i...

Winter can be quite painful and annoying to many people. At least to the ones living in the places of the world that have cold temperatures and piles of snow. However, this region in Russia called Yakutia, also known as the Sakha Republic, tops it off with winters that get as cold as -50 degrees Celsius (-58 Fahrenheit). The region is located 5,300 kilometers from Moscow and has almost 1 million residents.

From clothes lines to earthworms, and oranges to Elvis, Everyday Delight is an exhibition of images that look for the joy in the small things and discover the beauty in the unexpected