Ram Ziulflipped into PhotographyRemembering the Korean Warverified_publisherThe Atlantic - Alan TaylorSixty-three years ago today, on July 27, 1953, the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed, ceasing hostilities between North Korean Communist forces, backed by China, and South Korean forces, backed by the United Nations. The war had raged across the Korean Peninsula for three years, leaving …
Ram Ziulflipped into PhotographyMagazineLoupe 35Curated byEvan VucciPhotojournalism and documentary photography
Ram Ziulflipped into Photography15 of the most powerful images from the aftermath of last week’s violence in Dallas, Baton Rouge and Falcon Heightsverified_publisherThe Washington Post - Kenneth DickermanYou’ve probably seen the first photo above by now. It’s of a woman calmly standing her ground as police officers heavily decked out in riot gear advance toward her to arrest her. The photo went viral, and many news outlets, including The Post, have written about it, some hailing it as the most …
Ram Ziulflipped into PhotographyLoneliness Belongs to the Photographerverified_publisherThe New Yorker - Hanya YanagiharaIn her beautiful meander of a book “The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone,” Olivia Laing examines the idea of loneliness, in particular the loneliness of the city dweller, through the works and lives of a number of different artists. She proposes that loneliness is less a state than …
Ram Ziulflipped into Fashion20 Absolute Beginners Tips for Natural Light Portraiturethephoblographer.comSpread the love When you’re first starting out shooting portraits, it can be kind of nerve wracking. But in all honesty, it’s simpler than you think. …
