Great advice and encouragement for anyone involved in creative endeavors, by one of our heroes, Ira Glass.
Cheers!
—LensCulture
FeatureOn the Creative Process
In less than 2 minutes,
Ira Glass explains the best way to work toward creative excellence in no matter what you are trying to do — inspiring!
Feature
On the Creative Process
In less than 2 minutes,
Ira Glass explains the best way to work toward creative excellence in no matter what you are trying to do — inspiring!
On the Creative Process
In less than 2 minutes,
Ira Glass explains the best way to work toward creative excellence in no matter what you are trying to do — inspiring!
Trending this Week
Portrait Photography Guide
Download our free 81-page PDF, filled with advice, inspiration and recommendations from top photographers and experts like Nadav Kander, Todd Hido, Richard Renaldi and Cristina de Middel.
Announcing the 2019 LensCulture Visual Storytelling Award Winners!
Discover 36 remarkable photographers weaving compelling narratives with photographs and words, ranging from documentary and imaginative storytelling to fiction.
Call Me Heena: Hijra, The Third Gender
“I feel like a mermaid. My body tells me that I am a man but my soul tells me that I am a woman…” A penetrating, multi-year report on a unique group of people—who fall outside of Western notions of gender—trying to carve out a...
In Bloom
Jean-Vincent Simonet’s nocturnal trips through Tokyo and Osaka capture wild dripping visuals in motion, its faces and places melting into pools of neon light.
Miriam’s Well
Inspired by the passing of her elderly grandmother, this photographer spotlights heroic women who have been silenced into minor roles throughout history.
In The Dark of Night
Compelled by his own insomnia, this photographer decided to approach the classical genre of street photography in the dead of night.
Related
Dino: My Father’s Story
A life-long series of portraits which tell the story of Dino: the hopelessly passionate automobile fanatic—and loving father.
Cuba: Campo Adentro
Susan Bank self-published this book of photographs of Cuban tobacco farmers and their families to great acclaim in 2008. These portraits are raw, yet poetic, and full of humor and compassion.
Eleventh Finger
Paris-based artist Yuki Onodera combines quirky hand-cut paper masks with surreptitious photographs of strangers in city streets.
Bodies in Abstract
Ernestine Ruben plays with shadow, light, cropping
and framing to create dizzying abstract plastic space.
Hand to Mouth
To qualify for future membership in the European Union, Romania is banning some farming practices that will forever change the lives of communities living in the Carpathian Mountains. Photographer Tessa Bunney documents these centuries-old customs...
Faubourg Tremé: Life on the Streets of New Orleans
Despite everything that has happened in this city over the past decade, music never, ever left—instead it permeates all the aspects of local culture, blending into every facet of urban life and into the very streets themselves.