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Departures is nakedly manipulative. Its director, Yôjirô Takita, doesn’t show any sensitivity to tone or ...
Ghost stories. They have haunted many genres – horror-slash-supernatural, comedy, romance,  fantasy. They have been ...
Hot Fuzz is the type of movie that offers up something for just about anyone, ...
"Are you my friend now?" Connor (Michael Fassbinder) asks Mia (Katie Jarvis) about mid-way through ...

Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category

Into the Wild - Niranj Vaidyanathan Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On April - 26 - 2010 1 COMMENT

Niranj Vaidyanathan is a wildlife photographer from Bangalore, India and has been pursuing photography seriously since the past two years. Niranj, who grew up around animals and cameras found it a natural choice to take up photography.
“Ever since my childhood, I grew up in the company of birds and animals. Growing up, I realized [...]

The world within and outside - Vaibhav Mehta Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On March - 30 - 2010 1 COMMENT

Vaibhav Mehta is freelance photographer from Bangalore, India and has been in the photography profession for over two years. Vaibhav, who did his graduation in Economics, followed by a Masters in Communications loathed the highly regimented corporate life he chased for over six years after his education, before he finally decided to follow his free [...]

Creative, Distinctive, and Stimulating: Paul Kline photography

Posted by Culturazzi On March - 11 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

Paul Kline is an outstanding photographer from Washington DC, USA who has been in the photography profession for the past six years. Paul pursued a BS from Cornell University in Engineering and took up photography seriously when he went on to study at New York Institute of Photography.
“I enjoy photographing people the most. My approach [...]

The Fun and Fantastic: Darwin Wigget Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On January - 14 - 2010 1 COMMENT

Darwin Wigget is a travel photographer from Canada practicing photography since 1991. Darwin who had no formal training in photography took it up as a hobby in 1986 and his photos soon started selling in 1991. Darwin’s greatest influence in photography has been Freeman Patterson but the renowned Canadian photographer believes in being true to [...]

Worlds of the Voiceless: Photography by G.M.B Akash

Posted by Culturazzi On October - 12 - 2009 3 COMMENTS

G.M.B Akash is a documentary photographer from Bangladesh, practicing photography for the past 13 years. Akash grew up in a home far removed from his passion and profession until the photographer found his family’s old camera and his life took a whole new direction. Akash’s passion for photography was uncontainable and his desire to capture [...]

Beauty, Truth, and Sensitivity: Tatiana Cardeal Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On September - 1 - 2009 2 COMMENTS

Tatiana Cardeal is a photographer from Sao Paulo Brazil, who worked as art director and graphic designer for more than 10 years  in Brazilian publications, before starting out as a photographer in 2005. The body of Tatiana’s photography is mostly documentary and focuses on different socio-cultural identities with emphasis on inequality and environment. “I think [...]

Different cultures, One view - Charles Meacham Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On August - 26 - 2009 3 COMMENTS

Charles Meacham is an American photographer living and working from Taipei, Taiwan, and  has been in the photography profession for the past 6 years. Charles started out with travel photography but considers himself to be more of a photojournalist. Many of Charles’ pictures are taken while traveling, but the photographer handles two main subjects – [...]

The Story in Faces: David Lazar Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On August - 18 - 2009 2 COMMENTS

David Lazar is a photographer from Brisbane, Australia, practicing photography for the past 5 years. David, who is primarily a musician, seriously took up photography after he completed a Master of Music in film composition in 2004. David’s photography gained mileage when he started to travel extensively and display his travel photos online. His pictures [...]

An instant of life captured for eternity: Partha Pal

Posted by Culturazzi On August - 10 - 2009 5 COMMENTS

Partha Pal is an Indian photographer who was led into seriously taking up his passion for photography in 2001, by his wife who first discovered Partha’s tremendous talent. The photographer is inspired by people, nature and photographers like Salgado, Cartier-Bresson, and Nachtwey. “To me photography is the medium of expressing myself, my feelings to the [...]

Capturing the Surreal in Reel: Bill Hinton Photography

Posted by Culturazzi On August - 4 - 2009 1 COMMENT

Bill Hinton is a Seattle based photographer who was inspired into photography by the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Bill has been in the field of photography for the past 40 years and through his immense talent seeks to capture the mood and atmosphere of regions that often go unnoticed.
Bill’s remarkable passion for nature [...]

  • On The Canvas - Vladimir Kush

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Police recovers Picasso’s Little Guitar

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The Roman police have recovered Picasso's Little Guitar, from a local businessman, CBC news reported. ...

Gold fresco by Richard Wright wins Turner Prize

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Glasgow-based artist Richard Wright, who created a gorgeous fresco in gold leaf, has won this ...

Nabokov’s unfinished novel reappears

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Vladimir Nabokov wanted it burned on his death, but The Original of Laura survived and ...

Paltrow joins Kidman’s transsexual film The Danish Girl

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Gwyneth Paltrow has signed on to The Danish Girl, a film chronicling the real-life story ...

Haitian-born Montrealer wins Blue Met writing prize

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Dany Laferrière, a Haitian-born Montrealer known for his provocative and thoughtful novels, has won the ...

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