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    The Medina of Marrakech by Benjamin Angel
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    The Medina of Marrakech by Benjamin Angel

    Jan 25, 2022
    The Medina of Marrakech is a fascinating place in many respects.  It enjoys a unique location, near the  high Atlas Mountains of central Morocco.  Founded in the early years of the Almoravid dynasty, around 1065, it is surrounded by high walls. 
    
    A Natural History Austin Cullen
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    A Natural History Austin Cullen

    Jan 24, 2022
    A Natural History (Built to be Seen) is a series of observations of the western natural world, with an emphasis on the spectacular and absurd ways it’s constructed and presented.
    
    
    
    The sea that never was by Pavel Tereshkovets
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    The sea that never was by Pavel Tereshkovets

    Jan 20, 2022
    I began coming here in the summer of 2021, almost seventy years after a huge explosion near Minsk city, Belarus. Two trunks of dynamite started back then what was going to become the so-called Minsk Sea.
    
    Sea Walls
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    Sea Walls

    Jan 19, 2022
    After the disappearance of my father I had been affectionately next to my mother, left alone at fifty- five, as if she were my friend, my little girl. On my 36th birthday my mom was rushed to hospital due to intestinal obstruction.
    
    Exploring Georgia in fall by Ferre Vervaet
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    Exploring Georgia in fall by Ferre Vervaet

    Jan 19, 2022
    We noticed Georgia, a country located on the natural border between Asia and European continent, the Caucasus. I was intrigued by its history (recently independent since the fall of the USSR) and its location between Russia and West- Asia, and was not disappointed.
    
    Carved Time by Flavia Sampaio
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    Carved Time by Flavia Sampaio

    Jan 18, 2022
    During the daily walk awake to observe nature and to be curious about familiar or unknown species. The look seeks different figures during the journey and the displacement becomes a routine of collection.
    
    
    
    New Ghosts by Aki & Astrid Sinikoski
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    New Ghosts by Aki & Astrid Sinikoski

    Jan 14, 2022
    Aki and Astrid Sinikoski’s photo series New Ghosts portrays the relationship between father and daughter and their attempts to understand life, change, and the passage of time.
    
    
    
    
    Confort Zone by Yuan Tang
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    Confort Zone by Yuan Tang

    Jan 12, 2022
    Yuan Tang is a Chinese-born multidisciplinary artist who moves freely within photography, video, installation, and print. She received MFA in Photographic & Electronic Media from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2017. Currently, Yuan works as a photographer and news photo editor in New York City. Yuan began creating “Comfort Zone” in 2021.
    
    Matthew Usukumah; Introspection
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    Matthew Usukumah; Introspection

    Jan 10, 2022
    Matthew ventured into photography in 2017, focusing on fashion. However, when the Covid-19 pandemic started, he was compelled to explore concepts such as mental health, politics, race, and themes regarding the LGBTQ+ community.
    
    
    Between the lives by Anna Biletska
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    Between the lives by Anna Biletska

    Jan 7, 2022
    Scandinavia. Where a true Swede gets high even from the fact that he just rides a bicycle, where the upbringing of a child is treated as carefully as a thin, glass Christmas tree toy.
    
    GuruShots: Street Photography
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    GuruShots: Street Photography

    Jan 7, 2022
    Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots "The Worlds Greatest Photo Game" in a photo challenge contest titled "Street Photography"  Over 100,000 photos were submitted.
    
    King Daluz Junior, the boxer by Seigar
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    King Daluz Junior, the boxer by Seigar

    Jan 5, 2022
    This photo-narrative tells the story of King Daluz Junior, a 23 years old boxer from Tenerife, Spain. As far back as he can remember he has been boxing. His father and uncle introduced him to this sport, so there is some tradition in his family history.
    
    Reflections by Alex Sher
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    Reflections by Alex Sher

    Jan 5, 2022
    Once upon a time, when wheels were made of stone and phones had no cameras, lived my grandma. I loved my grandma and loved her stories about people and places she remembered. There was one story about a photographer grandma was telling in her photo lab.
    
    Hold me till I go by Angelika Kollin
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    Hold me till I go by Angelika Kollin

    Jan 3, 2022
    Katinka hung up the phone and sat still. Time was ticking faster than before, but not passing; how very abruptly and unannounced her future became her now. The calmness of her breath and the newly found weightiness of her long skinny legs startled Katinka.
    
    Tenure by Kathryn Weinstein
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    Tenure by Kathryn Weinstein

    Dec 14, 2021
    Tenure project was selected and published in our print edition 18. Tenure describes the act of holding or possessing, as well as the status granted after a probationary period that protects one from dismissal.
    
    Universe of emotions; Noēsis by Jiabao Sun
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    Universe of emotions; Noēsis by Jiabao Sun

    Dec 13, 2021
    As time goes on, I realized that it was no longer easy for me to conceal my emotions. They are always abundant but restrained. Being with myself disengages me temporarily from reality and immerse me in the universe of emotions.
    
    
    
    Best smartphone Cameras For Christmas 2021

    Best smartphone Cameras For Christmas 2021

    Dec 12, 2021
    Smartphones with professional camera capabilities are much sought after by the ever discerning electronic device buyer. As smartphone camera technology improves exponentially, even some professional photographers are using smartphone cameras for their work.
    
    The Female Gaze: Beyond Quotas in Photographic History
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    The Female Gaze: Beyond Quotas in Photographic History

    Dec 2, 2021
    Speaking of quotas in art may sound like an administrative shortcut applied to a field that is supposed to thrive on freedom of vision. Yet a review of photographic history shows that the visibility of women authors has rarely depended on quality alone.
    
    Objects in wet plate by Peter Eleveld
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    Objects in wet plate by Peter Eleveld

    Nov 29, 2021
    Objects in wet plate project was selected and published in our print edition 18. The artworks are just objects out of daily live, such as glassware, fruit and nature.
    
    
    Self-portraiture; Made in the shade by Chloe Meynier
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    Self-portraiture; Made in the shade by Chloe Meynier

    Nov 25, 2021
    Made in the shade project was selected and published in our print edition 18. Through a mise-en-scene self-portraiture series, Made in the Shade depicts characters in Mid Century Modern settings, mirroring an era that was aspiring for change.
    
    Rodeo; Behind the chute by Leigh Ann Edmonds
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    Rodeo; Behind the chute by Leigh Ann Edmonds

    Nov 24, 2021
    Behind the chute project was selected and published in our print edition 18. The connection and reliance between humans and their livestock had me fully embracing the deep- rooted traditions of the rodeo and the people involved.
    
    
    
    B&W vs Color in photography
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    B&W vs Color in photography

    Nov 22, 2021
    Have you ever wondered why photography was invented in B / W and not in color? The answer is simple: no one has been able to!
    
    
    Cloud Cover
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    Cloud Cover

    Nov 19, 2021
    Epic is an overused word these days but if anything is epic the sky is. A few years ago, I started a project photographing clouds mostly from my third floor balcony and sometimes my kitchen windows.
    
    
    In presence of the absence by Jean-Marc Caimi and Valentina Piccinni
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    In presence of the absence by Jean-Marc Caimi and Valentina Piccinni

    Nov 17, 2021
    Recently published as a book, the work of Jean-Marc Caimi & Valentina Piccinni in Normandy follows the idea of a personal, almost literary narrative, made up of images which, even though they have a life of their own, are the episode-points of an uninterrupted line that defines an organic and emotional project.
    
    
    Exhibition; Curious Devices & Other Objects
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    Exhibition; Curious Devices & Other Objects

    Nov 16, 2021
    Klompching Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition, curated around the theme of art and technology. The exhibition brings together artworks by two gallery artists—Jeanette May and Max de Esteban—together with guest artist, Rebecca Hackemann. 
    
    
    
    The Street C’est Chic by Alain Schroeder
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    The Street C’est Chic by Alain Schroeder

    Nov 12, 2021
    At New York Fashion Week 2021, fashion moved from the runway to the street. Responding to the "Bet on Black" theme, guests, excited to dress up for a live event after a year of cancellations.
    
    
    
    

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