IVOS 2: ΚΕΙΜΕΝΑ,ΕΙΚΟΝΕΣ

Few places in the world are as alluring as Japan when it comes to street photography.   The neon alleyways of Tokyo, Osaka, and other major cities provide perfect opportunities for evocative night photography, while the bustling trains and intersections offer an infinite source of inspiration for those looking for some snaps in the daylight hours. In homage to the country's reputation as a street photographer's paradise,  Bored Panda  has compiled this list containing some of the best street snaps we could find.   In it you'll see work from reputed street photographers such as  Masashi Wakui   and  Takeshi Yasui  , as well as many others.   If you've never been to Japan then these pictures will make you want to go.   And if you have been before then they'll make you want to go again.   Just don't forget your camera!     By​  Julija Nėjė https://translate.google.gr/translate?hl=el&sl=en&

Franco Fontana  is an  Italian   photographer  born in Modena, on December, 9th, 1933. He is best known for his abstract colour landscapes. Fontana's photos have been used as album cover art for records produced by the ECM jazz label. He is known as the inventor of the photographic line referred to as  concept of line . He began working as an amateur photographer in 1961. His first personal exhibitions took place in 1963 in  Vienna , in 1965 in  Turin  and in 1968 in  Modena . Since then he has participated in more than 400 exhibitions - collective and personal - and his work is in approximately 60 museum collections all over the world. He has signed numerous advertising campaigns for different brands as  Fiat ,  Volkswagen , Ferrovie dello Stato (National Italian Railways), Snam,  Sony ,  Volvo ,  Versace ,  Canon ,  Kodak , Robe di Kappa,  Swissair . He works with magazines as  Time ,  Life ,  Vogue  (USA and France),  Venerdì di Repubblica , Panorama, and with the  Fr