Posts Tagged as ‘Photography’

September 3, 2010

Photoshop 1901

A Brazilian artist called Valério Vieira put together this self-portrait, featuring 30 images of himself, in 1901. [via Eyes On Brazil]

July 29, 2010

Time Lapse Brazil x Berlin

Very cool time-lapse video around Berlin, from Brazilian photographer Luis Veiga. He’s also done a similar film using images shot in his native land, which you can watch right about here. The soundtrack isn’t really my cup of the proverbial tea, to be honest,  but if you’re interested, the music is by a band called Brave [...]

May 20, 2010

Maria Rita

Nice pic from last night’s Maria Rita gig at Koko in London, by Marco Guimarães

April 21, 2010

Caio Reisewitz

Caio Reisewitz is a Brazilian photographer/artist. He recently had an exhibition in Rio called Parece Verdade, and there’s a book of the same name knocking around which is absolutely beautiful.

March 17, 2010

AKA Lisbon

From the April 1st to May 5th, the Fábrica do Braço de Prata in Lisbon is hosting an exhibition by one of my favourite photographers (and favourite people), Ana Naomi. I’ve had a sneak preview of some of the pictures, which were shot around Angola, and you should definitely check this one out if you [...]

January 31, 2010

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I’ve been taking a bit of an interest in favela tourism recently. It was an idea that turned my stomach for a long time, but I’m beginning to see that it might have more dimensions that just being straight-up “exploitative”. Anyway, I came across this post by a guy called Nat Friedman, who decided to [...]

December 2, 2009

The Modern Marx

Superb, single-minded blog The Mid-Century Modernist is carrying a fascinating set of photos by architect Julian Weyer which focus on modernist Brazilian design. Weyer modestly describes his pictures as a ‘predictable’ tour of mid-century brazilian highlights, but although Oscar Niemeyer’s space-age architecture does feature heavily, the real star of the show is Roberto Burle Marx. Marx [...]

November 16, 2009

Two Incredible Photos by Hélvio Romero…

…from the days before São Paulo’s Cidade Limpa laws. More Hélvio Romero photos here.

August 7, 2009

Jockey Club

“Sleeping on the street isn’t comfortable for anyone, but deciding where in a city you’re going to spend the night is a freedom few of us have” Taken outside São Paulo’s exclusive Jockey Club, this shot by Mexican photographer Carlos Cazalis has been awarded first prize in the Contemporary issues section of the World Press Photo Awards. [via LA [...]

July 10, 2009

The Tenth Commandment

[via Eyes on Brazil, appropriately enough] Perhaps in an ideal world this wouldn’t be how Barack Obama chose to interact with Brazilian culture. But I suppose we should be grateful that he’s trying… Now what is it they say about coveting thy neighbour’s ass? [Update: this video seems to show that El Presidente was actually just [...]