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Architectural Density in Hong Kong

Other, Photography |  April 23, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


Hong Kong is ridiculously crammed. To give you an idea of just how crammed it is, the city’s population of 7 million is spread over a measly 1,104 km2, which means that 6,480 people are somehow squeezed into each one of those square kilometers. If those numbers don’t paint a clear enough picture for you, then perhaps this next series of photos will.

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Darkened Cities by Thierry Cohen

Photography |  April 8, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


The reality is if you live in anything larger than a village, then light pollution is robbing you of one of the greatest light shows on earth. Knowing this, French artist Thierry Cohen has created “Darkened Cities”, an amazing photo series that gives us a sense of what the skies would be like above major international cities around the world without the interference of light pollution.

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Let’s Travel Somewhere

Photography, The Inspired Life |  March 11, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


Feel like getting away for a few minutes? Then pick a place, any place. New York? Rajastahn? Istanbul? Whatever your choice is, they’re all now literally within reach just by a click of a mouse. Thanks to a new website called Let’s Travel Somewhere.

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Leading Around The World

Photography |  March 4, 2013 | By Romany Williams


Traveling alone is liberating, and traveling with friends can be wild, but traveling with your girlfriend/boyfriend is a whole other story. A photo series by Russian photographer Murad Ossman has gone viral this week, that illustrates his experiences travelling with his girlfriend and they are pretty damn enticing.
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‘Intersection’ by Navid Baraty

New York, Photography |  February 27, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


Who knew that intersections could be so visually appealing?  Well, certainly not me.  But thankfully, a Brooklyn based photographer named Navid Baraty just so happened to figure that out.  And that discovery has helped him produce some serious eye catching work.

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Holland’s Technicolor Tulip Fields

Other, Photography, Things to See |  February 7, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


I hope to fly over this tulip field in Holland one day, and when I do I’m going to go apeshit snapping away at all it’s wonderful hues. But until then, I’ll just have to live vicariously through these amazing photos that French photographer Norman Szop took, that show the flowers in spectacular full bloom.
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NYC Subway Flip-Book Film

New York, Photography, Video |  February 7, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple


Okay, the next time I step into a subway, subte, metro or whatever, I am going to be super wary of who is sitting in front of me. How come? Well, because of videos like the one featured in this post.
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Cities & Typography by Gokhun Guneyhan

Art & Design, Barcelona, Other, Paris, Photography |  February 4, 2013 | By Duane Bobbsemple

It’s as if traveling around Europe and taking photos wasn’t enough.  No, this dude named Gokhun Guneyhan had to take it one step further by selecting his best photos and creating a typography series.  And he didn’t just stick letters on top of the photos either; the letters and imagery he chose were very specific.  He chose letters and images that matched the identity and feel of each individual location. To see the images for yourself keep scrolling.

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5 Places To Add To Your Bucket List

Other, Photography, Things to See, Vagabond Life |  October 29, 2012 | By Duane Bobbsemple


Normally, I like to feature places and things that are centered on every day urban life. However, in this post I’m going to try something different.  Today I’m going to show you 5 of the most beautiful places you’ve ever laid eyes on.  Places so surreal and vivid you’d have thought they only existed in your dreams.  You think I’m exaggerating?  Okay, then hit the jump and go see for yourself.
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India in Black & White by Antony Creary

Photography |  March 8, 2012 | By Duane Bobbsemple

Back in December of last year my boy Sid Singh and my other boy Antony Creary invited me to tag along on with them on their upcoming trip to India. The deal was, I’d have all my accommodations cared for and I would just have to find my way over there. I’m pretty sure they could tell from the way my face lit up, that I was down. No convincing needed here.
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