"The Lost Property Office series is a quiet explosion,
something wild coming not from the mind."
— Dmitri Poltavski, a photographer and graphic artist
residing in Chita, Russia.
FeatureLost Property OfficeSeries by Dmitri Poltavski
Chita, RussiaView Images
Feature
Lost Property Office
Series by Dmitri Poltavski
Chita, Russia
Lost Property Office
Series by Dmitri Poltavski
Chita, Russia
Trending this Week
Wilted
Inspired by the subjectivity of storytelling, photographer Dylan Hausthor creates images that question and bring to light the frenetic nature of visual memory.
Announcing the Winners & Finalists – 2018 Street Photography Awards!
Four Sisters, 40 Years: Nicholas Nixon Video Interview
Once a year, for 40 years, the Brown sisters have had their portrait taken—listen to the photographer speak about this simple, yet amazing series of photographs.
Lord of the Mangrove
Amidst the roots of the tallest mangrove trees in the world, young concheros (or shell pickers) hunt for the precious black shells that will support their families. Felipe Jacome has photographed this practice for a decade.
Nothing Added, Nothing Removed
Splicing and rearranging the subjects depicted in vintage flea market finds, photographer Kensuke Koike reformats discarded memories into intriguing and precise abstract works.
El Sueno: An Americano Project
Toothbrush? Non-essential. Soap, too. Shoelaces: dangerous contraband. At the U.S. Border Patrol facility in Arizona, we discover the scant belongings of attempted immigrants who were apprehended in the desert, seized on their path towards...
Related
Uncertain Futures: Previously on Hans Lucas #10
The harsh, even spasmodic surprises of our contemporary moment come also with flashes of truth. The new edition of Previously on Hans Lucas brings together a range of images, texts and video to tell the story.
Italian Neorealism in Photography
An exhibition at the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography in Moscow highlights Italian Neorealism in Photography from the 1940s.
Femininity
Celebrating the strength and power of femininity through a series of intimate natural photographs of daily moments.
Red String
A wonderfully conceived and executed hand-made photobook which embodies the artist’s search for wholeness and unity that he lost after his parents’ divorce. One of our favorites of 2014.
40 Years of Photographing Street Art Around the World
How do we archive works of art that are inherently temporary? For four decades, Martha Cooper has used photography to memorialize and record public works of street art and graffiti.
Dark Magic: Portraits of West Africa’s Secret Societies
Step into a world of Juju healers and devil dancers, a world where the influence of secret societies is rampant and a belief in the power of witchcraft is widespread.