Wildlife Wednesday: Smiling deer to stalking cheetah
In this week’s photo selection, let’s take a look at an expressive deer, the rabbit-like species resembling guinea pigs, a chick showing off its webbed feet to mama, and more.
Photographer Julia O’Farrow is a Brooklyn-based visual storyteller working across film and photography. With a cinematic eye shaped by years of collecting and studying images, she brings intention and energy to everything she turns her lens toward — from street portraits to cultural moments alive with community. We’re thrilled to feature her in this edition of the Flickr x Black Women Photographers Spotlight.
In this week’s photo selection, let’s take a look at an expressive deer, the rabbit-like species resembling guinea pigs, a chick showing off its webbed feet to mama, and more.
Ed Lu is an astronaut, an accomplished scientist, and the CEO of a foundation that is working to protect the earth from asteroid impacts. He’s also a great photographer who has spent 206 days in space, including 6 months aboard the International Space Station.
Click through to enjoy our weekly Twitter Tuesday selection. This week, we are showcasing some of our favorite Love photos.
We noticed Catherine Marshall has been busy capturing what she’s seen in her diving adventures. And after admiring over 200 of her photo albums, we asked Catherine to give us a little insight into her story as an underwater photographer, particularly her explorations of Japanese military shipwrecks in Micronesia.
Our Twitter Tuesday theme is Love. You have until midnight to tweet your favorite love shot to @flickr using #TwitterTuesday for a chance to be featured on the Flickr Blog tomorrow.
Here are some of the photographers that inspired and delighted us this week. Click through to enjoy our Weekend Samplr in its entirety.
For a long time we have been fascinated by the street photography of Gustavo Minas. Based in Brazil, he manages to tell captivating stories through is photos that always seem to have a social, investigative component that makes us want to know more about the people portrayed.
As a kid growing up, Brandon Cawood loved superheroes. As he got older, he began to realize that real-life superheros were all around him. The 30-year-old photographer decided to give firefighters, police officers, and emergency responders the kind of superhero treatment they deserved, by creating epic movie-poster style photos of those first on the scene.
The Wild Ones are offering two opportunities to become an intern and go on an all-expenses paid trip with them for a week. You get to go on an adventure with amazing photographers for free and you learn their tricks and talents. Huzzah!
Our Flickr Friday theme this week is Tempest. Read on to take part in our weekly challenge project. Enjoy!