Dodho Magazine – Page 17

Leica I: The Beginning of Modern Street Photography

Aug 11, 2021

Introduced in 1925, the Leica I transformed photography by making it truly portable, allowing photographers to move freely and capture life as it unfolded. Its compact design, 35 mm format, and intuitive operation shifted photography from a staged practice to an observational one, laying the foundation for what would later become street photography.

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The quarrymen by Markku Lähdesmaki

Aug 10, 2021

The quarrymen was selected and published in our print edition 17. Driving a country road in Orivesi...some of my best stories start that way. Nearly every summer we spend time in Orivesi, in the southern part of Finland.

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Conversations with myself by Jo Ann Chaus

Aug 5, 2021

Conversations with Myself was selected and published in our print edition 17. This work represents a coalescence, of becoming. In looking at myself channel my mother, and every woman who came before me.

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Naked human body; Bright shadows by Andreas Theologitis

Aug 4, 2021

Bright shadows was selected and published in our print edition 17. Andreas Theologitis presents his new photographic creation. He tries to take his work one step further while remaining true to the fundamental principle he has been following insistently over the recent years: The exploration of the various aspects of the naked human body.

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Lonely Cottages- Across Oceans by Abhijit Bose

Aug 3, 2021

They look beautiful, gracious and sometimes mysterious! They are lonely cottages carrying a bag full of stories! I first met them in India, my own country.

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Coney Offseason by Daniel Skwarna

Jul 29, 2021

Coney Island was shuttered and deserted. The Atlantic was frothing angrily, beating the shoreline and throwing walls of stinging spray at the beach and boardwalk, as if trying to topple the old Parachute Drop, standing watch over the Riegellman Boardwalk.

Things to Keep in Mind When Buying a New Camera

Jul 29, 2021

When you're ready to purchase a new camera, it can be hard to know which one is the best choice. There are so many options out there, and they all have their own features that set them apart from other models.

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Desert landforms; Dunescapes by Mohammed Arfan Asif

Jul 27, 2021

Dunescapes by Mohammed Arfan Asif’s project was selected and published in our print edition 17. Dunescapes is an ongoing project for more than a quarter of a century in an expanse called, The Empty Quarter in the United Arab Emirates

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Isolated with Covid 19 by Anirban Mandal

Jul 26, 2021

I was diagnosed positive with Covid 19 along with symptoms of headache, complete loss of smell, coughing and a lot of tiredness on May 2nd 2021. Life changed somewhat and I shifted myself to an isolated stay in the apartment in Newtown, Kolkata.

Insight

My Approach to a Men’s Fashion Shoot

Jul 19, 2021

I was once asked by a fashion magazine to shoot a men’s fashion story. It was going to feature suits. Before the words even left their mouths, I knew exactly where I wanted to shoot it.

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GuruShots: Mostly White

Jul 15, 2021

Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots "The Worlds Greatest Photo Game" in a photo challenge contest titled "Mostly White" Over 100,000 photos were submitted and more than 45 million votes were cast!

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Photographing the real Brazil

Jul 14, 2021

I had always been interested in visiting Brazil, but everything I had ever read about the place would be enough to scare anyone away. Swarms of children attacking tourists on the beach, the extreme poverty, hordes of pickpockets and never-ending stories of street gangs, made me wary.

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Chongqing, on the four shores of passing times by Cyrus Cornut

Jul 13, 2021

Chongqing municipality, People’s Republic of China, population of 34 million. One of the world’s highest demographic and economic growth rates.The central urban area of 15 million souls is infused by almost 300 000 newcomers every year.

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Arts suggestions for curious photographers

Jul 9, 2021

I like to live photography interwoven with other disciplines in a sort of a great artistic connection. So, I try to approach the photo composition and techniques thinking of examples

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Commemorative mandalas; After Darkness, Light by Thomas Brasch

Jul 9, 2021

In this fusion of my two series, Out of the Darkness and Enlightenment, I explore a common theme: the transformative power of light displacing the darkness. Light embodies wisdom, healing, and growth in humanity’s passage from the dark to light ages.

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Call to Protect the Drokpa Tribe in Ladakh

Jul 8, 2021

In the wake of Covid-19 Pandemic and the recent surge of cases in India, the health and social infrastructure of the country found itself under pressure.

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Botanical studies and historical digressions by Žilvinas Kropas

Jul 7, 2021

In his new series Embodied Extinction the artist returns to the source of the ancient, simple photography techniques, raising the subject of the origins of photography.

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From Stills to Moving Image – Apartment Two, Second Floor

Jul 6, 2021

The parallel between the still image and cinema has been something that I have been thinking about for quite some time, particularly as a lot of my current freelance work involves working with both stills and moving image in the same commercial sphere.

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Fishermen community; Dried and Dusted by Debalina Bhatta

Jul 5, 2021

Amid this Pandemic when we all went into lockdown it was a mixed feeling of anxiety, fear and monotony. Being a photographer it was sometimes very frustrating to sit indoors though it was essential for the current condition.

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Self-portraits; I’m not here by Lise Johansson

Jul 2, 2021

I’m not here is a series of self-portraits photographed in an abandoned hospital. The project is a reflection on mental illness and about identity in a state of transition.  

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Current Gallery: Dead Goat Polo by Alain Schroeder

Jul 1, 2021

Photography has always been, since the beginning of it, one of the best arts. There is one thing that is fundamental for the management of knowledge: memory.

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Colors & Photography; Cosmocolor by Carlo Traini

Jul 1, 2021

The first time a human being tried to communicate with an image he used a color, with which he colored his hand and covered entire walls with handprints, "signs" that from the depths of a cave have crossed millennia and now have come down to us: the first sign of awareness.

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Dodho Magazine Issue #17

Jun 30, 2021

As a magazine made by photographers for photographers, we understand your work and your passion better than anyone else. Our magazine is a must for the best professionals of the industry.

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The Truth; Quarantine in London: Living together but apart by Monika K.Adler

Jun 30, 2021

The photography series ‘The Truth’ is a personal reflection on lockdown in London: with its subtle meetings with loneliness, death, and traces of human presence.

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Street Photography; Abyssurbs by Daniel Agra

Jun 29, 2021

Reasonably big territory, densely occupied by living, sentient beings and crowded architecture that humans build their lives around, according to a social and economic structure, as well as their cultural activity.

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Street Photography; New Orleans by Michael McGrane

Jun 25, 2021

As a photographer, my goal with this project was to capture the essence of the unique and ever-changing New Orleans cultural landscape and preserve it for others not fortunate enough to witness these colorful events first hand.

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North Carolina; To Be, Rather Than to Seem by Jefferson Caine Lankford

Jun 24, 2021

The American South has an essence that sparingly reveals itself, thus requiring unprecedented determination and patience to photograph all its splendor.

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Diana Cheren Nygren; The Persistence of Family

Jun 23, 2021

During the isolation resulting from the pandemic, family has taken on a new centrality. Our connections to our ancestors and our descendants often feel stronger than connections to those around us.

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Chicago; Stories to be Written by Steve Geer

Jun 22, 2021

I like to take long walks in Chicago, the city in which I live. Even though I’ve walked the same streets many times there are always new things to see.

Interview

Interview with Samuel Feron; Published in our printed edition #16

Jun 21, 2021

Samuel Feron has been photographing Nature for 2 decades, exploring remote and sparsely habited areas all over the world. He tries to go beyond what the eyes first see, assuming that Nature has secrets in itself.

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Looking in | Lost society by Mieke Douglas

Jun 21, 2021

Peering into dark, empty spaces. On the outside, looking in. Camera pressed up to smeared, steamy glass. Glimpses of shiny Christmas decorations; cleaning products and hand sanitisers; abandoned drinks and occasional humour. Grasping at fragments.

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Conceptual Photography; Mind Pop by Nicoletta Cerasomma

Jun 18, 2021

My project aim to dig the loneliness and difficulties of being in a relationship, mostly when the relationship is essentially at an endpoint.

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Allianz Arena, soccer stadium of Fc Bayern Munich during the corona lockdown by Michael Nguyen

Jun 17, 2021

A sunny day in February 2021 and a cloudy day (Easter Sunday 2021) during the Corona Lockdown in front of the Munich Allianz Arena, soccer stadium of FC Bayern Munich with 75,021 seats. It was the venue for the 2006 soccer World Cup.

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Rotterdam festival: in the city of arts, Dodho will provide QR codes for the latest edition

Jun 16, 2021

This year, Dodho Magazine will be present in one of the most artistic cities in the world: Rotterdam. As in previous years, the magazine will do its best to make the photography industry a better place.

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Certainty: The Creative Unpredictable by Anastasia Sofos

Jun 15, 2021

Change in uncertain times as one seeks the creative pulse in what seems disarray: The Pandemic; an emotionality all can relate, to the tune of unity and sympathetic understanding and curious, creative leanings into the uncertainty.

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Life in isolation- A short journey of a Covid patient by Shaibal Nandi

Jun 14, 2021

The second wave of Corona virus in India has fallen so heavily that it exceeded daily infection and total infection rate of first wave in the year 2020 and so far highest in the world.

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Sebaldiana; Memento mori by Elina Brotherus

Jun 11, 2021

Before I first visited Corsica, I read a collection of text fragments by W. G. Sebald, building blocks for a book about Corsica that was left unfinished at his premature death.

Insight

My Two Decade Brush with Neo Pictorialism

Jun 11, 2021

When I started as a photographer, my knowledge of the photographic landscape was rather limited in terms of the history of photography and the movements within it.

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Patagonia; The Damned and the Beautiful by Brigitte Grignet

Jun 10, 2021

The area is home to some of the rarest plants and rainforests, many endangered species of animals, pristine rivers with high aquatic biodiversity, and the largest ice fields outside of Greenland and Antarctica.

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Birdwatching and silver sunbeam by Rainy Siagian

Jun 9, 2021

In Birdwatching and Silver Sunbeam, Rainy Siagian attempts to observe the way the midnight sun affects the landscape in Iceland.

Interview

Interview with Marco Cheli; Published in our printed edition #16

Jun 8, 2021

I think that Dodho provides a fantastic opportunity for those who want to be recognized by an informed public and by their peers. Seeing my work in the pages of Dodho, well, it is the most exciting thing that has ever happened to me, and I have photography to thank for it.

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Photography and travel by Chiara Felmini

Jun 8, 2021

Travel is the recurrent theme of all my experiences, understood not as achieving a goal, but as an approaching to places and cultures.

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Meryl Meisler: Paradise Lost – Bushwick Era Disco

Jun 7, 2021

Parallel Pictures Press proudly presents New York PARADISE LOST Bushwick Era Disco, Meryl Meisler’s scintillating new book that will launch with exhibits at ClampArt and The Center for Photography at Woodstock.

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Arcadia; Idyllic and pastoral vision of the landscape by Jason DeMarte

Jun 7, 2021

Arcadia is an idyllic and pastoral vision of the landscape as an unspoiled wilderness. This image of natural perfection first gained popularity in the18th century during the rise of Romanticism, where artists, poets, and musicians sought to transport us there.

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Capturing the Beatlemania Era: The Life and Work of Iain Macmillan

Jun 5, 2021

Iain Macmillan was a talented photographer who captured the spirit of the 1960s through his iconic photograph of The Beatles crossing Abbey Road. His technical skills and ability to capture the personality of his subjects made him a successful photographer, and his legacy lives on through his photographs.

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Allegory of capitalism; The Cage’s Keeper by David Flood

Jun 4, 2021

The figure that appears in many of my images is known as ‘The Cage’s Keepers’ or ‘The Keeper’ for brevity. The cage, an analogy for society created by the German philosopher Max Weber, is not locked but open, and one may leave at anytime.

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Spooky Actions at a Distance

Jun 4, 2021

Let me ask you a question. What is the hungriest you’ve ever been? I’m not talking about being hangry. I mean, have you ever been so hungry that perhaps you thought of selling your gear? Or maybe going to a pawn shop?

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Taboo issues; See What I see by Kefilwe Monosi

Jun 3, 2021

As a documentary photographer, I use storytelling and photojournalism to address taboo issues in my society, and mostly issues that are considered a taboo to freely talk about in African communities are these issues Sex work, LGBTQI community, Gender based violence, Mental health, Menstrual hygiene, abortion and many more and these themes continue to direct my visual reflections.

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