We’ve talked about the infographic scene in the Middle East a couple of times, like when the The 1st Persian Infographic Festival took place, or featuring works of information designers of the region such as Amr Elsawy or Maral Pourkazemi. It’s natural to assume that we’ll be seeing more and more projects coming from those countries, and today we bring you a recent blog named Today Infographic, an infographic curation site, but with a special detail that caught our attention: they just post what the founder Saeed Farajnezam calls ‘Photo Infographics”.
Saeed, who also created The first Persian infographic Website about 2 years ago in Tehran, gathered a team consisting of a Graphic designer, Computer Eng, Architect,Photographer and expert in stats and management. We’ve actually showed some works of the Persian Infographic team here, so you’ll have an idea of their work. According to him, they decided to create Today Infographic to showcase examples of creativity and innovation in displaying data and information, mixing photography with charts and numbers.
The use of this combination, however, is not new, even in newsrooms, particularly after Jaime Serra‘s famous ‘bread infographic‘ that he made in 1997, when he was at the infographic department of the Argentinian daily newspaper Clarín:
Salarios que non alcanzam
We leave you here some other examples of the ‘photo infographics’ featured on Today Infographic:
Law and order
100 years of world cuisine
Big Foot Sightings
Fork Charts
Ink Chain
The Difference Between UX and UI
Top three cereal
Cigarette Taxes
Crime and police
College Freshmen and Classes
On currency-The latte Exchange
Anticrisis plan
You can send your ‘photo infographic’ using the Submit page and keep up with the updates also on Facebook and Twitter.
Links: Today Infographic