America in a Trance
“America in a Trance" dives into the heart and soul of the Pennsylvania industrial regions, a place where small town values still exist and sustainable small businesses…
“America in a Trance" dives into the heart and soul of the Pennsylvania industrial regions, a place where small town values still exist and sustainable small businesses…
New York is a tangle of cement and steel that create dynamic and almost perfect geometries. I tried to capture these fascinating shapes in perpetual motion.
Warping Space-time is a series of photomontages inspired by ideas expressed in physics that explore the potentials of the concepts of time and three-dimensional space regarded as fused in a four-dimensional continuum.
Every day the pollution increases, the human health is more and more put in danger and as we do not see it directly one does not care about it little.
A surreal series of photomontages that play with symbolic images of houses equipped with leg like appendages.
Easton Nights, the photography series by Peter Ydeen, will be traveling to Philadelphia. The night series depicts a romantic cross section of Americana.
During the past decade, millions of Mexican and Central American migrants have left their homes and families and faced death on the journey to the United States.
Bed-Stuy’s "gravestone murals" are not sanctioned public art; therefore, they have no protections. When we lose these murals, what have we lost?
A 48 Hours Bangladeshi Wedding!, photo essay by Shafkat Anowar, from Honolulu, United States. On the stage of a Bangladeshi home wedding in Hawaii. Speaking of ethnic cultures found in Hawaii people mostly highlight the ones frequently observed and celebrated.
Running from the Sun is a personal project focused on small towns along Route 66 in New Mexico. The images develop narratives that can be related to towns everywhere.
My parents have only a few photos of themselves from before the Islamic Revolution in Iran. My obsession with these photos, and with the photos we do not have, led to this project: It’s Hard to Kill.
Portland, Oregon, has the highest number of strip clubs of all US cities. This is what they look like.
A series of photomontages that create fanciful, surreal placed that have never been seen before.
In this series I am exploring the realm of one’s environmental surroundings, how that is absorbed into one’s psyche and how this changes through relocations.
