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Friday Links

June 20, 2014 By Meaghan Gay

Sunday Afternoon by Melodius
Sunday Afternoon by Melodius

Can you believe it’s the end of the week already? If not, here are some Friday Links to help it sink in: there’s a former inmate revisiting his old prison, emotive portraits of Kiev protesters and mourners, the 2013 iPhone award winners, and Neil Armstrong as you’ve never seen him before.

  • Renowned photo agency Magnum is using Instagram to sell prints for $100 a pop.
  • Photographer Antoine Bruy has been photographing people living off the grid in Europe.
  • Anastasia Taylor-Lind took poignant photographs of Kiev protesters and mourners in a makeshift studio next to the barricades on Hrushevskoho Street.
  • Saturday night is the opening of East Coast Rock and Roll Photography at Hill & Dale Records in Georgetown.
  • Neil Armstrong is the subject of one the most iconic photos of all time, but you’ve probably never seen him like this. The university has additional photos in the Neil Armstrong archive.
  • Former inmate Nick Brooks had trouble finding work, so he took up photography. He never felt truly free until he returned with his camera to the now abandoned jail that once held him.
  • Heading to New York City this summer? Running through the beginning of September, the Met has an exhibit of the photography of concealment.
  • Photographer Ksenia Yurkova gives us a rare glimpse into Zarechny, one of Russia’s last “closed cities”,
  • Want to see some great iPhone shots? The 2014 iPhone Photography awards were announced this week.
  • Zun Lee set out to make images that would break the stereotype of the absent black father, and has done just that.
  • The deadline for the APA Awards Photo Competition is next week, so get your photos in.
  • “Anthony Friedkin: The Gay Essay” documents the gay communities of LA and San Francisco from 1969 to 1973, a pivotal time in gay culture.
  • Photographer Eilon Paz captured the proud owners of the largest record collections in the world in his photo project “Dust and Grooves”.
  • And finally, three bengal tigers were born at an animal sanctuary in Maine. Two of the cubs are rare white tigers.

Filed Under: Friday Links Tagged With: Anastasia Taylor-Lind, Anthony Friedkin, Antoine Bruy, Eilon Paz, friday links, iPhone Photography Awards, Ksenia Yurkova, Magnum Photos, Neil Armstrong, Nick Brooks, tigers, Ukraine, Zarechny, Zun Lee

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