“PHOTOGRAPHERS DON’T have eyes in the back of their heads. Janet Sternburg does. This book makes you understand the act of seeing and the reflection that might lead to a photograph in a whole new way. This book about the nature of photography is intense and confusing, but definitely essential.” Source: Walking in L.A.

This Argentinian artist doubles up crumpled and pristine photographs of the same places to create evocative landscapes expressing the fragility of the natural environment Source: Topographies of Fragility – Photographs and text by Ingrid Weyland | LensCulture

Walking Arts Encounters "Walking Arts and Relational Geographies". During 5 days in July the encounters moves nomadically through Catalonia, with a walking caravan, between and in the cities of Girona, Vic and Olot, parallel to an academical conference in these cities. Send us your proposals for walks, walkshops, projects, sound walks, audio papers and papers. Applications are open now, till May 10th!

This immersive film accurately reconstructs a lost space at the museum, formerly the home and workplace of Sir John Soane – the bedchamber of his wife Eliza, who died suddenly and tragically in 1815. Events in March at the Soane Museum in Lincoln’s Inn Fields in London. Source: Anne-Marie Creamer: Dear Friend, I Can No

    by Albert Syeles, President of Romanza  Every March “Spanish” St. Augustine, Florida, USA, ce Source: Take a Walking Tour of “America’s Oldest… Celtic City” St. Augustine ! – Folio 2.0 / EU Jacksonville

The ever-changing city. Source: Walking Mexico City in the footsteps of Luis Buñuel

Top right photo: Cey Adams’ “Love” mural; Photo courtesy of Dumbo BID Dumbo, “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass,” is a highly Instagrammable neighborhood that also happens to boast world-class art and cultural attractions. Once a manufacturing hub full of abandoned warehouses, Dumbo is now a vibrant area that is one of Brooklyn’s biggest draws.