The words art and Florence go hand in hand. The Uffizi, Pitti Palace, and Accademia house some of the finest works of art. Finding art in Florence should be an easy task. Take a walk down the streets and alleyways — there is so much more to see if you
Category: Street Art Photographer: Bernard Spragg. NZ Photo: “The Ballerina and the bucket.” Another great example of showing scale, Bernard’s capture is a bit more clean in terms of the subjects we’ve seen this month. The ballerina on the side of the building is extremely vibrant. Bernard does a nice job
Category: Street Art Photographer: Thomas Clark Photo: “Untitled” With street art, I often find it important to give a sense of scale. And with Thomas’ photograph of this three-dimensional bunny, he captures a woman crossing the street. In doing so, he gives a sense of the grand size of the piece
Category: Street Art Photographer: Irwin Scott Photo: “Lured by her illusion” Capturing layers in street art is a great way to bring depth of an otherwise two-dimensional object. The artist of this piece used different items in the scene to paint, which brought a 3D effect to the work. Irwin’s photograph
Category: Street Art Photographer: Jamie Zartman Photo: “Untitled” As someone who regularly captures ArtPrize, the world’s largest public art competition, I always enjoy interacting and photographing artists as they complete their work. In this photograph, Jamie captures two graffiti artists at Denver’s Crush Walls area, helping to give a sense of
Category: Street Art Photographer: Stefano Pompei Photo: “Street art in essaouira” I love Stefano’s shot here, because it shows the core of the image — street art — surrounded by passerbys. It showcases the everyday with the uniqueness of the graffiti, especially with the street art crystal clear and the
Category: Street Photography Photograph: “Samyang AF 35mm F1.4 FE” by Nic Taylor Titled simply “Samyang AF 35mm F1.4 FE”, this is one of a series of images Nic Taylor posted to the Photofocus flickr page. The brilliantly colored grid of umbrellas hanging against a drab sky grab both your eye
