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March 19, 2011 4:34 PM   Subscribe

Pictory is a showcase for people around the world to document their lives and cultures. Anyone can submit one large, captioned image to each of Pictory’s editorial themes. The recent theme was Infrastructure, where Japan’s near-simultaneous earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis has provided a graphic reminder about the centrality of infrastructure in our lives. Another theme was Platonic Love Stories, about the folks who laugh at the same dumb jokes you do, have been there for you through thick and thin, and are still friends with you despite it all. Pictory of the Day photo blog. The Pictory Feature Archive. Here are the presently open themes. posted by netbros (6 comments total) 21 users marked this as a favorite
 
Laura Brunow Miner does really wonderful things with that site, she brings so many people and works together in such a great place.
posted by kokogiak at 4:53 PM on March 19, 2011 [1 favorite]


awesome = stunning photos + great design - flash
posted by Foci for Analysis at 6:28 PM on March 19, 2011 [1 favorite]


This is terrific! Thank you so much netbros.
posted by jcworth at 6:40 PM on March 19, 2011


The all-you-can-eat ribs walrus/friend (in Platonic Love Stories) is quite excellent
and has a nice caption too!
posted by Wyatt at 6:54 PM on March 19, 2011


Some days you just need something to remind you that there are other, beautiful, compelling things in the world. This was one of those days, and finding the sublime is the best possible reminder that there are many more good things out there.
posted by Cold Lurkey at 11:35 PM on March 19, 2011 [1 favorite]


Well said, Cold Lurkey - and that pic in California on the train tracks is just awe inspiring. This entire site is - thanks for posting it. It's amazing how much inspiring photography feels like it's capturing a moment of pure existence. I will forever be in awe of that skill and craft.
posted by rmm at 1:19 PM on March 20, 2011


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