Kategoria BISAC: Photography >> Subjects & Themes - Street Photography

A hug is a simple but profound gesture that can express care, connection, and love. Free hugs is a global movement started by Juan Mann in 2006 through a viral YouTube video, and people around the world have been hugging on the street since. Free hugs can shift deeply held beliefs about the nature of the world and people, it brings joy and physical well-being, it brings more genuine connection in our disconnected, tech filled lives.

Rossi Dimitrova loves hugs and has been a free hugger and photographer for 9 years, both hugging and documenting the Free Hugs movement in...

Over forty photographs of discarded items such as toothbrushes, playing cards, worn-out trainers, teargas canisters, and children's dolls present an alternative portrait of residents of -The Jungle- refugee camp in Calais, France. Includes text by the refugees themselves.

Sheri Vandermolen brings India into vibrant focus with her evocative imagery, rich narration, and sharp wit, inviting the reader to join her in an engaging exploration of the Indian subcontinent. The volume's forty-five poems and accompanying photographs span experiences as commonplace as trips to the local city market and as distinct as a visit to Allahabad for the 2013 Maha Kumbh Mela, considered the world's largest single-event gathering of humanity, with thirty million people in attendance on the most auspicious bathing day. Dynamic and nimble, Jasmine Fractals pivots through...

Photographer Rob Benton explores areas of central Bangkok, with an eye towards the bright and varied colors that distinguish this fascinating cityscape. All photographs were made using the Leica SL Typ 601 camera.

Five Beijing residents share reflections from their relationships to China's capital.

Their perspectives have been formed by the paths taken every day to studios and offices, and the people they've met, fueled by the hearty food of northeast China.

These images are a visual introduction to a city that has been destroyed and rebuilt many times over by its people. They are merely witnesses to its latest transformation.