In this week’s roundup of weird and/or wonderful links: beware NYC’s Hipster Traps; some guy called Eggleston playing piano; macabre but stunning medical photographs; and a skier ambushed by tigers.
- Ever wondered what the average Iranian living room looks like?
- If you’re afraid of heights at all, you’re probably not going to want to check out this terrifying photo series shot during construction of the largest self-anchored suspension bridge in the world.
- When Swiss photographer Gus Petro took a trip to the United States last year, he was struck by the juxtaposition of “emptiness and density.” So he manipulated photos that place Manhattan inside the Grand Canyon.
- Holga shooters beware – you could be a prime target for one of New York City’s Hipster Traps.
- Stunning medical photographs (not gory, honest!) – The Macabre Beauty of Medical Photographs.
- Did you know that nearly every single famous photo from NASA’s Apollo program was taken using Hasselblad cameras? Well now you do.
- Ladies and gentlemen, photographer and pianist, William Eggleston.
- Simultaneously the best and worst idea for a photo project, ever.
- “When in doubt, click.” – 10 things Garry Winogrand Can Teach You About Street Photography.
- And finally, Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn surrounded by men dressed as tigers.
