“Writing one’s memoirs is tantamount to wresting something from the clutch of death,” says one thinker… The Dildilians did exactly that. While documenting a dark period of Anatolian history in the early 20th century with their cameras, they penned in elaborate detail everything they experienced - wresting it from the clutch of death. Bearing Witness to the Lost History of an Armenian Family Through the Lens of the Dildilian Brothers (1872-1923) is an important exhibition currently on view at DEPO in Istanbul. (via DEPO - Istanbul)
White Power by Anna Bedynska (via Anna Bedyńska)
Self-extermination by Painting by Timm Ulrichs. (via “Selbstauslöschung durch Malerei” - Works - Timm Ulrichs - Artists - Wentrup Gallery)
Siblings by Malte Kristiansen. (via Morten Marianne Michael : portfolio)
The only existing photograph of William H. Bonney better known as outlaw pioneer Billy The Kid. (via Billy the Kid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Blurry sea of colours from Bypassing the Rational by Maciek Jasik. (via Bypassing the Rational - Maciek Jasik Photography)
The Eyes of War by Martin Roemers. (Via Martin Roemers)
Is this real? Who made it?
April Showers by Beth Hockel (via APRIL SHOWERS Limited Edition Print / BETH HOECKEL LIMITED EDITION PRINTS)
Shortly, Maja Daniels. (via in short / overview | Maja Daniels)