This week's curated photostream features photography work that captures the depth and rawness of music. Spanning cultures and demographics, everyone listens to music, it plays a very central part to our lives. Some get their music fix from the car radio, some from their vinyl records, others only from advertisement jingles. Photographers seem to want to get up and personal with musicians, capture their story with the light around them, creating some exceptionally intimate scenes. You can witness glimpses of this from the the following photographers, who froze special moments of people's connection with music just for you in today's blog post.
There will be no theme next week so we want to see a variety of work to be curated by Amy Jasek! Submission guidelines can be found here! We look forward to your submissions!
Arpista | Lomo Lubitel 2 | Ralph Whitehead
Girl With Mandolin | Hasselblad 500cm | Ruby Berry
James | Mamiya 645A FDII | FujiPro 160s | Kelly-Shane Fuller
Normal Noise 1 | Canon A1 + 50mm | Dagan Sassarini
Paris Street Music | Holga 120FN | Katie Mollon
Plaza de Armas | Nikon FE | Kodak Vision 250D | Barbara Murray
Organette | Nikone FE Eastman 5222 | Barbara Murray
When I Grow Up | Hasselblad 203 + CFE 80mm f/2.8 | Michael Fauscette
Music Speaks | LeicaMP + Summilux 50mm f/1.4 | Michael Fauscette
Moroccan Band | Polaroid Land Camera | Fuji Film FP-3000b | Howard Sandler
