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Known locally as the “Wiesn”, Munich’s Oktoberfest is the world’s largest traditional fair, a celebration that has been shaping Bavarian culture since 1810. This year, over 6.5 million visitors gathered on the Theresienwiese, sharing 6.5 million liters of beer, moments of joy, and quiet pauses amid the crowds.⁣ ⁣ Photographer Teo Crawford attended with the LeicaQ3, capturing the contrasts that define the Wiesn: tradition and modernity, chaos and calm, revelry and reflection. Between the laughter and music, there were moments when the festival grounds were closed due to overcrowding and bomb threats that led to brief silences in the heart of celebration.⁣

Known locally as the “Wiesn”, Munich’s Oktoberfest is the world’s largest traditional fair, a celebration that has been shaping Bavarian culture since 1810. This year, over 6.5 million visitors gathered on the Theresienwiese, sharing 6.5 million liters of beer, moments of joy, and quiet pauses amid the crowds.⁣ ⁣ Photographer Teo Crawford attended with the LeicaQ3, capturing the contrasts that define the Wiesn: tradition and modernity, chaos and calm, revelry and reflection. Between the laughter and music, there were moments when the festival grounds were closed due to overcrowding and bomb threats that led to brief silences in the heart of celebration.⁣

feeling inspired fresh from watching the Attack/Release alld dayer (and also performing alongside @StephenMcLeod) yesterday in glasgow got pams pro workout tickling the modular, and also some moog labyrinth for extra bass duties all sampled into digitakt ii arranged and performed today.

Fotografieren im Urlaub ist oft ein Spagat:Man sammelt Erinnerungen fürs Familienalbum – und möchte gleichzeitig das eigene fotografische Auge schulen. So ging es mir auch bei unserem letzten Familienurlaub. Klar, habe ich die klassischen Fotos für das Fotobuch gemacht. Aber ...

Street Photography News brought to you by @WORDONTHESTREETphoto and @SamuelStreetlife every last Friday of the month! NEWS TOPICS: Aaron Berger Eyeshot book (sold out): https://www.eyeshotstreetphotography.com/shop/books/same-time-tomorrow-by-aaron-berger/ Esquisse Camera: ...

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Vor ein paar Tagen war ich in München unterwegs, um mein fotografisches Auge mal wieder zu üben. Streetfotografie in Schwarz-Weiß – eigentlich denk man gleich an starke Kontraste, harte Schatten und klare Silhouetten. Tja … nur hat das Wetter da nicht mitgemacht. Grau. Flach...

This film was inspired by a conversation with photographer Elena Dorfman. We have been friends for years, and our professional careers have often overlapped, at least in some ways. Our talk was typical of conversations between photographers. She had just returned from an assignment in Japan and a quick trip to Albania to screen her film, which was making the rounds at film festivals. The life of a working photographer is often misunderstood, so during our chat, I had an epiphany. Why not have this conversation in public so anyone interested can join? Conversations like this happen often, but as a professional, there are certain things you can and should discuss, and other details that are better kept private. My goal is to shed some light on what being a working photographer is really like.

I'm one guy. That's it, so take this advice for what it's worth. I see and hear a lot. Nearly thirty years in the field, combined with fourteen years, nine months for Blurb. Perhaps I've seen too much, but this reality might benefit you. Photography means different things to ...

Follow Reuben: https://www.instagram.com/reuben_radding/ Follow Marshall: https://www.instagram.com/marshall_t_scott/ For one-on-ones (similar to these Office Hours) or Reuben's group workshops: https://reubenradding.bigcartel.com/category/experiences Reuben's book Heavenly...

The series was made as part of the “A World in Color” series, in which a Magnum photographer responds to a selection of unseen color images found in the Magnum color library archive in Paris — a melding of past and present generations of the agency. Earlier this year, Alec So...

Photography has always been more than just an art form to Kathryn; it's a means of expression, connection, and dialogue. As she set out to create her latest project featuring the Leica M11-P, she was driven by the idea that photography is a powerful tool to foster community. Through this project, she aims to explore how the medium can bring people together, evoke shared experiences, and ultimately create spaces for connection in an increasingly fragmented world.

Anyone who reads my Shifter site will recognize the name Nick Tauro Jr. Nick is an inspiration and one of the few people who can make me feel like I'm not producing much. Nick is a photographer and book/zine maker who does his thing in a way I find commendable. We talk about ...

In this episode, Jorge dives into what it really means to build a photography portfolio, why it matters, what makes it effective, and how to put one together — in collaboration with Pixpa. Pixpa is a leading no-code website and online store builder designed for photographers, artists, and creatives. With Pixpa, you can easily create a beautiful, professional website complete with client galleries, a blog, and an integrated store — everything you need to showcase, share, and sell your work online. 💡 Special Offer: Use the code EPIC for 40% off annual plans, or get an even bigger 55% off on 2-year plans. 👉 Try Pixpa here: www.pixpa.com/?via=raw_society 👉 Join The Raw Society community: www.therawsociety.org