How addicted are you to your cell phone? The real answer may surprise you. “Removed” is an awesome photo project by American photographer Eric Pickergill that highlights our horrible addiction to smartphones in a whole new way. Pickergill removes phones and other digital devices from his photos and as a result presents an entirely new photo—one that shows how much we are missing out on everyday moments all because of technology. Pickergill admits he’s not above smartphone addiction; he spends far too much time on his mobile devices too. It wasn’t his own addiction that inspired the project, but instead a family he encountered while out taking notes at a…

New York based Omar Z. Robles captures ballet dancers poised gracefully against the city grit of NYC, performing pirouettes and pliés amid taxi traffic jams, sidewalk puddles, and other bustling urban scenes. Omar first started out as a mime and then went back to school to rediscover himself. He found photography and got into shooting street photography. Over time, it turned into working with dancers on the streets to create a type of image that has become iconic. While Omar feels like he still does some sort of documentary process with his work, he feels like he is a creative director of the most part. In an interview with Huffington…

How many years or decades is needed for us to change our community habits? Pablo Iglesias Maurer took the habit of discovering once favored places to answer this question. He has been doing this as a hobby for ten years now. As a child, he moved from Boston to Nashville and that time as he describes Nashville had an industrial overlook which is a bit dark and gloomy for a child. As he tried to get to know the city, he explored the abandoned sites. Marathon Motor Works was his first love. Professionally so to say, it all started again with an old matchbook that caught Maurer’s eye standing on…

In 1995, U.K.-based artist William Utermohlen was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. This is a difficult diagnosis and disease for anyone, but before his death in 2007, Utermohlen created a heart-wrenching final series of self-portraits over a roughly 5-year period documenting the gradual decay of his mind due to this crippling disease. An essay by the artist’s widow Patricia explains perfectly exactly why these images are so powerful; “In these pictures we see with heart-breaking intensity William’s efforts to explain his altered self, his fears and his sadness.” It’s hard to say whether the changes in his portraits came about due the loss of his artistic skills or due to changes…

Who needs beefy firemen or hot policemen calendars when you can have this amazing thing hanging on your wall? Featured below are the funniest photos from Irish Farmer Calendar 2019 issue and previous years. Scroll down and enjoy! . . . . . . . . . . . Source: The Mind Circle

Just some fairy dust is all they needed. I know most of us have seen hundreds of dog pictures on the Internet and while we at Rearfront love dogs, everyone can get a bit bored of the same old thing again and again. That is why today we are here to show you something new and magical. While magic might not exist in the real world (not that I know of). These pictures sure do feel like magic. The person who took these fantastic pictures is Jess Bell. I can certainly say that every dog’s personality comes through from the beautiful colours. I recently organized some of my very talented…