Eye On Axis

Photography is life. Inspired by classics of yesterday and today 🎥🎞️📸 No AI images

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Pedro Luis Raota, pictures made with the same material of dreams, Argentina

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@HoldSom 10/10 They only musical worth watching

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The Ghost (1898) by Josef Mandl

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Woman in the window, 1999 • Wim Wenders •

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Saul Leiter could create a masterpiece with an unfocused red curtain, a woman and half a man.

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Morelli’s Cappuccino Bar, Broadstairs, England, 1986, by Martin Parr

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It’s amazing when photographs capture the illusion of a road to infinity.

Photo by Costas Spathis

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Friendship in Iran by Akbar Mehrinezhad

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Evident absence, Michiko Takahashi, Tokyo, 1971.

Photo by Shomei Tomatsu

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Memories (Me) by Sheng Qi, 2000

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White over orange, Marraketch, Morocco, by Lionel Tinchant

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Czechoslovakia, 1963. Photo by Josef Koudelka

Two boys pose under village streetlights in a moment of theatrical play. From Koudelka's landmark book Gypsies.

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Palestinian mothers, by Adam Rouhana

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Heartbeats, Finland, by Juuso Westerlund

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A melancholy clown at a 69-cent Turkey Dinner. Reno, Nevada, 1963

Photo by Thomas Hoepker, from his three-month road trip across the USA for Kristall magazine.

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Brassaï Paris 1939

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@artquizmuse Great observation, I haven’t read it that way looking at the complementary color composition, and it makes the photo more powerful. Thanks!

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Young shepherd of the Q'eros community, from the Peruvian Andes mountains.

Photo by Ilaria Miani

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The rhythm of light. Split, Croatia, by Igor Surjan

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'Che Guevara and Fidel Castro play golf... badly', Cuba, 1962, by Alberto Korda

A caddie reportedly told the AP, that Che Guevara shot 127, and Fidel Castro more than 150, on a course where par is usually around 72.

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A black hat, Japan, by Shoji Ueda