10 THINGS ALEX WEBB CAN TEACH YOU ABOUT STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

Alex Webb - one of the talented street photographers, who uses strong colors, light, and emotion to capture beautifully complex images. Webb studied history and literature at Harvard University, and joined Magnum Photos in 1976. After briefly shooting in black-and-white, he is most known for his use of color and complex layering in his composition.

MAGICAL MOMENTS CAPTURED WITH A CAMERA

1. Louis Armstrong played a song for his wife.

10 IMPOSSIBLY CREATIVE WAYS TO COMPLETELY TRANSFORM YOUR WALLS

Add a little personality to your rooms.

THE NEWEST ADORABLE ANIMAL ON INSTAGRAM IS A GUINEA PIG NAMED BOOBOO

Hey there, Booboo.

Personable and communicative, guinea pigs live longer than many other small pets (5-7 years is common). And during this time they are becoming real family members. In addition, for someone they are becoming source of inspiration. Like this cute cavy.

LEONID AFREMOV AND HIS COLORFUL PAINTINGS

Finding more than few written lines about Leonid Afremov is almost impossible. Maybe it’s because he is relatively new on the scene, but also maybe it’s because there is no need for much talking, there is no need for words, because sometimes, like Tarkovsky used to say it, they are flaccid.

LEN LEY'S SPARKLING NEW TEMPLE

From left: Interior of the foyer in the new Len Lye Centre. Photo: Patrick Reynolds; Len Lye’s Four Fountains in the Large Works gallery. Photo: Glenn Jeffrey

Virginia Winder investigates the ongoing efforts to upscale Len Lye’s kinetic sculptures, taking them to a scale the mercurial artist dreamed of, but wasn’t able to achieve in his lifetime.

BLACK AND WHITE SURREALIST PHOTOGRAPHY BY TOMMY INGBERG

Tommy Ingberg is a passionate Swedish photographer working primarily in black and white and is fond of creating surrealistic montages, which he often creates after photographing in his studio. His artistic creativity strives for simple, scaled back compositions with few elements, where every part adds to the story, but where there are still gaps for the viewer to fill, many of which produce a "surrealist" end result.