Aerials by Jeffrey Milstein

Jeffrey Milstein is a photographer, architect, graphic designer, and pilot. Milstein’s photographs have been exhibited and collected throughout the United States and Europe, and are currently represented in the USA by Paul Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles and Bonni Benrubi Gallery in NYC; and in Europe by Young Gallery in Brussels . In 2012 Milstein’s work was presented in a solo show at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, and included in New Typologies, curated by noted British photographer and critic, Martin Parr. His photographs have been published in New york Times, Los Angeles Times, Harpers,Time, Fortune, European Photography, American Photo, Eyemazing, Die Ziet, Wired, PDN, Esquire, and Condi Naste Traveler. Abrams published Milstein’s aircraft work as a monograph in 2007, and Monacelli published his extensive body of work from Cuba as a monograph in April 2010. Born in Los Angeles, where he frequently returns to shoot at the International Airport, Milstein makes his home in Woodstock, NY.

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Aerials by Jeffrey Milstein
more at Kopeikin Gallery

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Mélancolie en Cinémascope

Mélancolie en Cinémascope par Julien Rotterman

à voir dans Plateform Magazine
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Nous sommes une PLATEFORM. Une PLATEFORM en ligne. Une PLATEFORM d’expression. Cette PLATEFORM montre et démontre que le talent prend beaucoup de formes. PLATEFORM n’est pas un magazine de mode. PLATEFORM n’est pas un magazine d’art. PLATEFORM n’est pas un magazine d’information. PLATEFORM est un magazine pour exposer, s’exposer, se raconter et raconter. PLATEFORM ouvre le regard et s’ouvre aux talents. PLATEFORM apporte une double vision sur un thème, un lieu, une émotion, une idée. PLATEFORM est simplement différent parce que la création prend beaucoup de formes.

Women in photography: Jumana Jolie and the rise of Dubai

Photojournalist and aerial photographer Jumana Jolie grew up in Dubai in the 1980s, when it was a developing desert town – long before it became a synonym for futuristic cityscape living and air-conditioned luxury.

With more than 250 posts on Instagram, as @pixelville, Jumana has attracted a global audience of more than 100K followers thanks to her vertiginous photographs from city rooftops. She shoots in what look like terrifyingly dangerous places, between impossibly high-mirrored towers, using her Canon EOS 5D Mark III. “I play with angles – it’s all about perspective,” she says. “It started out as a hobby – off the back of my love of architecture. I’d look up and think, ‘Wow, that building is beautiful from here, but I wonder what it would look like from up there?’ It’s so different, seeing the world from above.”
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Women in photography: Jumana Jolie and the rise of Dubai
more at Canon

Chelsea International Photography Competition

The Chelsea International Photography Competition exhibition features the diverse works of 28 professional and amateur photographers. The works on view were selected by a distinguished panel of jurors and convey the astonishing breadth and global nature of the photographic medium. Through expressive portraits, still lifes, and conceptual works, the exhibition conveys a unique perspective on the tradition of photography and how the medium conveys ideas, creates fictions, or captures attitudes.

Korean photographer and photojournalist HaleLee Seoyeon masterfully captures the paradox of compassionate isolation in urban spaces.
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Self taught Brazilian photographer Sidney Gaspar documents the play of light and shadow in his theatrical landscapes shot in black and white.
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French-Russian artist Misha De-Stroyev’s beguiling works capture the grandeur and enormity of the natural world.
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Eli Matityahu’s recent photographic series masterfully weaves together architecture and abstraction within a minimalist aesthetic.
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The works of Vincent Chahley are a cross-section of digitality and physicality, where details commingle with perceptual gestalts to give viewers a novel perspective on the interrelationship between geography and art.
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Chelsea International Photography Competition Exhibition
more at Agora Gallery

Les Univers de Flora Metayer

Découverte jeune talent : les univers de Flora Metayer

Après un premier épisode « Découverte jeune talent » consacré au photographe Thibault Copleux que nous vous avions présenté en 2016, Nikon souhaite faire les présentations avec une jeune et talentueuse photographe aux univers multiples, Flora Metayer âgée de 23 ans seulement mais déjà confirmée sur Instagram. Rencontre.
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Les Univers de Flora Metayer
à lire et à voir sur Le Mag

Mono World

Mono World | The online leading photography magazine. Worldwide photography inspirations.

Mountain Road by Igor Debevec
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Seoul Design Plaza by Pedro Bonay
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In Paris by Osvaldo Ghirardi
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Download by Hugues Hardy
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Lindisfarne View by Steve Cheetham
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Glencoe Lochan by John Starkey
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Black and White 04 – Mono World – Camerapixo photography magazine
Nature, Architecture, Portrait, Travel, Documentary …

more at issuu

Historic Photographer of the Year

The first Historic Photographer of the Year awards showcase the world’s very best historic places and cultural sites from across the globe, capturing everything from the most famous national treasures to the obscure and forgotten hidden gems.

The overall winning image was shot by Matt Emmett from Reading and taken at RAF Nocton Hall, an abandoned former military hospital. The winning public vote photograph was a shot of Jedburgh Abbey taken on a school trip, and was won by Manchester’s Jenna Johnston.

RAF Nocton Hall and US Military Hospital, Lincolnshire
Photographer: Matt Emmett
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Jedburgh Abbey
Photographer: Jenna Johnston
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Shortlisted:

Corfe Magic
Photographer: Robert Maynard
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The Eiffel Tower, France
Photographer: Maxim Mishin
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Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand
Photographer: Mathew Browne
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Historic Photographer of the Year
more at triphistoric