If dreams can be captured in polaroids and stuck on a pastel, vintage-looking wall, then the whole lot of them would probably look like the Southern Stories photo exhibit.
… read more about Southern Stories ft. Charles Buenconsejo and Aleyn Comprendio

PluralPunk proves it right: cutting edge photography lies not in the camera being used but in the skill of the photographer.
… read more about Never Odd or Even: Symmetric Faux-tography by PluralPunk

STATUS gives you the inside scoop at what went down when would-be photographers and fashion enthusiasts alike flocked to the Ayala Museum to get a chance at meeting and greeting a famed British photographer—our very own Mr. Perou.
… read more about The What: Perou at the Ayala Museum Edition

If you’re into–no wait, love–great photography just as much as the people at Rock Paper Photo do, then better drop by their website asap!

… read more about Picture Perfect

Photographer Roger Wang takes it to the San Francisco streets and discover what people think, SF native or not, about  good ol’ San Francisco.
… read more about I love SF.

Remember DMX’s Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood album cover? Guess who was responsible for making DMX lay in a tub full of blood?
… read more about The Man Behind Hip Hop

Whether Tom Epperson is playing the harmonica for his blues band Blue Rats or delving in animation, you can’t deny that he is a creative soul.  Luckily, we could witness his photography tomorrow at The Gallery, Lobby level Makati Shangri-la Hotel at 6pm.
… read more about Frozen II

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in the case of Grant Rohloff ‘s black and white photographs, it’s going to cost you, well a thousand bucks or more.  Click this post to find out what I’m talking about.
… read more about Riding the Wave

Although we live our lives bound by gravity, a great deal of being human is in pushing and rising against it. We exhibit this by indulging in sports. Photographer Ryan McGinley understands this quite well, and it is this defiance against being grounded that he captures in his photo essay and video titled, “The Lightness of Being an Olympian.”
… read more about Go Ahead and Jump!

In our photo issue, we told you about Silverlens— a former piano factory that transformed into an open gallery of contemporary photography. The latest exhibit they’ll be featuring starting today is Gaston Damag’s Synthetic Reliquaries.
… read more about Silverlens and Wooden Rice Gods