Today's LotD selection is about the spirit of permission and idea spreading.
GrowWear's lens Homeless in America features powerful black and white photos and quotes from photographer Tom Stone. "All images are from American Poverty, a set of 186 photographs of the homeless and poor in San Francisco. Ten images are presented below along with Tom's [...]
A short list of a few things I really enjoy about Annalise's I'm A Bread Head lens, in no particular order:
There's a short and personable introduction to the lens. "One of the things I constantly hear from my friends is how amazed they are that I bake my own bread. People are so intimidated [...]
To those of you who have written in love letters and requests (and a few flat out pleas) for Lens of the Day lately, thanks! We're back in action. And this one's for you. For those of you who are surprised to be getting this in your email boxes, it's because you signed up for [...]
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