RINSE

Featured Art of the Day: "The Tonle Sap, Cambodia". Buy it at: ArtPal.com/fusion07miller…

Snake Bite Survivor by Ian Kydd Miller - Rinse rinse.io/s/snake-bite-s… via @rinse_io

At 90, photographer Fred Baldwin still has “so much work left to do” nyti.ms/2EJEtH8 bit.ly/2KijFKg twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

The New York Times’s staff photographers, when not shooting the things that make people move to the city, record the stuff that defines life once you arrive nyti.ms/2XkfIsg bit.ly/2EO89CV twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Having documented Sami herders and the civil rights movement, and having just published a memoir, Fred Baldwin says his life’s work is far from complete nyti.ms/2EL1bPg bit.ly/2Wj7DaX twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

The photographer Johis Alarcón documented not just the indelible influence of African culture in Ecuador, but also how the descendants of enslaved women maintained their culture nyti.ms/2XbFQ8F bit.ly/2QyE8eW twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

He was a 20-year-old student in Beijing in the spring of 1989 when a student-led pro-democracy movement drew thousands of supporters to Tiananmen Square. He photographed the protests for about 50 days. After 3 decades, he decided to reveal the pictures. bit.ly/317lQ9I …

Catch Portrait of Humanity on BBC World News. Marc Hartog, CEO of 1854 Media, and shortlisted photographer abbiets went live on air to reflect on the award and its relevance today bjp.photo/pohbbcworldnews RT 1854 twitter.com/1854/status/11… #photography #art #inspiraiton

Jason Koxvold’s latest book is a fictional interpretation of his grandfather’s campaign against the Nazi occupation of Italy. ow.ly/J6sV50utSHA RT 1854 twitter.com/1854/status/11… #photography #art #inspiraiton

Having documented Sami herders and the civil rights movement, and having just published a memoir, Fred Baldwin says his life’s work is far from complete nyti.ms/2Xewitn bit.ly/2KfUI21 twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

If you licked these photos they would taste like New York. (So don’t lick them.) nyti.ms/2Xbn15v bit.ly/2Z1OwPh twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Afro-Ecuadoreans maintain identity through spiritual practices nyti.ms/2XcyMc0 bit.ly/2JQBrou twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Having documented Sami herders and the civil rights movement, and having just published a memoir, Fred Baldwin says his life’s work is far from complete nyti.ms/2EIooBD bit.ly/2wAsN4N twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

The New York Times’s staff photographers, when not shooting the things that make people move to the city, record the stuff that defines life once you arrive nyti.ms/2I6AuFv bit.ly/2Xgbu4R twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Images of a town in El Salvador transformed by migration nyti.ms/2I5AANE bit.ly/30XDsoc twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

At 90, photographer Fred Baldwin still has “so much work left to do” nyti.ms/2Iayj3J bit.ly/30S8y0w twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Were you at Woodstock 1969? We want to see your photographs and keepsakes for an upcoming project. bit.ly/2Wv2VWR twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

If you licked these photos they would taste like New York. (So don’t lick them.) nyti.ms/2EGtHBA bit.ly/2QznmMO twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Documenting migration from the point of departure, not arrival nyti.ms/2EGYnTd bit.ly/2EJBIp6 twitter.com/nytimesphoto/s… #photo

Casper Sejersen draws on internal and external stimuli to create his uncanny images © Casper Sejersen bjp.photo/casper RT 1854 twitter.com/1854/status/11… #photography #art #inspiraiton