Breathtaking Shots of NYC Subway Taken in 1946 By Stanley Kubrick

Before Stanley Kubrick new that he is becoming the history’s most famous director of films like: A Clockwork Orange, A Space Odyssey and The Shining, he started his career as a photographer for Look magazine at a very young age of 17.

For more than a period of two weeks in 1946, Kubrick has been capturing some breathtaking moments of people's daily lives on the New York City Subway. He took more than 15,000 shots and completed 129 assignments during his tenure at LOOK. Most of Kubrick’s photographs features candid, intimate and humorous moments of couples, families and passengers of all type and sex.

Self-Taught Chinese Street Photographer Became on Overnight Sensation

Tao Liu, a 32-year-old self-taught street photographer became an overnight sensation for his delightful shots that clearly depicts his creative imagination, sharp eye and incredible sense of humor. Tao Liu was only known as a water meter reader in the city of Haifei, China before one of his photos went viral on a Chinese social network.

His story started some 3 years ago when he decided to purchase a Fujifilm X100 and started taking street photos during his lunch breaks and after work to satisfy his desire for photography. He use to travel all over the city on his motorbike and don’t miss any chance to take a witty, unexpected and funny perfectly timed street photo. Below we have put together some of Tao Liu’ most striking photographs.

Photographer Spends 20 Years Documenting People Who Dress Exactly The Same

Street photographer and conceptual artist Hans Eijkelboom has spent 20 years lurking around shopping malls in Shanghai, New York and Paris for his fascinating book titled “People of the Twenty-First Century.”

The book, published by PHAIDON is the most comprehensive work of Dutch photographer and includes 6,000 photographs featuring everyday people, what they wear and their similarities in the appearance, in short I would like to say a brilliant picture of mankind.