Tattoo : Illicit Ink by Tim Franco
Nov 7, 2019
A series of intimate portraits of the underground tattooist community in South Korea shot on paper negatives. An obscure South Korean law makes tattooing technically illegal.
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Photojournalism : Bandar Abbas is the southern part of Iran. In this city, as one of the three economic hub of the country.
Light traveling involves light luggage. I would recommend a small camera body like a MirrorLess or a compact one can help a lot. Even the objectives play an important role: I always choose wide-angle lenses
Circuses by Nicola Smaldore
Nov 6, 2019
This photographic project documents the harsh reality of a few circuses that are still active .. In the era of technology; internet, virtual reality and social networks, most traditional circuses with wild animals are closing rapidly because of more restrictive laws and also as a result of public disinterest in this type of art.
For this photographic series the interaction between the physics of foam construction and its visual impact is what drove me. Designed to spark the viewer's imagination, these images perfectly exploit the connection between science and the inherent artistic appeal of soap bubbles.
Boxing Notes by Giuseppe Cardoni
Nov 5, 2019
Nonna Mira, the real boxing enthusiast of the family, set her alarm for 3 a.m. and called my father and me (just a boy) to watch big matches live from Madison Square Garden in New York.
The Irish Travellers by Håkan Strand
Nov 5, 2019
The smiles, the laughter, the questions, the smells, sounds, families, dogs, horses, colors and textures …the Irish Travellers! I arrived at the halting sites in Western Ireland to learn about this remarkable group of people and their unique way of life.
Highspeed Landscape by Fran Villalba
Nov 4, 2019
This short series was born from the trips that I make almost daily from the city where I live, San Sebastián de Los Reyes to the center of Madrid. It is a 45-minutes journey that takes the C4 line of the Renfe train company.
Street photography observes everyday life in public space, revealing how people interact, move, and coexist within the social dynamics of the modern city.
Moonlight by Thomas H P Jerusalem
Oct 31, 2019
The moonlight will always lead you the way and keep you safe, my children. I want you to never forget that. And as you already know, the stars look down on the children in the world.
London Underground by Katherine Young
Oct 31, 2019
London Underground, colloquially known as the Tube, it is the oldest underground railway in the world. The Metropolitan Line was the first to be opened in 1863 and ran between Paddington and Farringdon. The endless tunnels are normally overrun with human activity at all hours of the day.
Territories by Philippe Sarfati
Oct 31, 2019
The first impulse behind this experimental project was to inject street photography methodology - moslty, the reliance on serendipity and spontaneous behaviour - into architectural photography.
Beautiful Houses – GuruShots Photo Challenge
Oct 29, 2019
Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots “The Worlds Greatest Photo Game” in a photo challenge contest to its titled “Beautiful Houses”. Over 100,000 photos were submitted and more than 45 million votes were cast!
Skyscraper Magic by Steve Geer
Oct 29, 2019
I live in Chicago, a city known for its skyscrapers. Of the 40 tallest buildings in the city, half have been constructed since the year 2000. These impressive cloud-piercing structures have skins of glass.
Museums’ spaces by Marco Musillo
Oct 29, 2019
Display is a photographic project on spectators in museums’ spaces, or in places where the view is captured by the public exhibition of objects with poetic qualities.
The Provincial by Antonis Giakoumakis
Oct 28, 2019
What to write about the countryside and even its own countryside, since emotions are often contradictory within it. Conflicting emotions. Good memories and sad memories.
Fishing Activity by Kaushik Dolui
Oct 28, 2019
Fisheries play an important role in the economy of India. India is one of the largest producers of fish, both marine and inland.
The 10 Commandments by Dina Goldstein
Oct 25, 2019
The narrative seeks to examine the socio-political makeup of America through its political icons - the presidential figures that mark the most notable and controversial chapters in American history.
Oceanus by Pygmalion Karatzas
Oct 25, 2019
It was a privilege to be asked by prof. Giorgos Papatheodorou to join and document their marine geophysical surveying of the Anfeh region in Lebanon.
Charcoal, a dying trade business in Malaysia and cannot substitute by modern equipment. The factories located in spectacular mangrove forest since 1940 in Matang ,Malaysia.
Guatemala by Tom Bell
Oct 24, 2019
The highland village markets are filled with people in colorful indigenous clothing, buying and selling brightly hued fruits and vegetables, blankets, woven goods, wood carvings, and articles for tourists.
Staves by Alfons Olle Coderch
Oct 24, 2019
Aldo Rossi told us that in the city, in addition to emergencies, there are the buildings that give it body. In effect, this is a kind of architecture that does not attract the general public
Situated at an altitude of 850m ASL on the island of Crete and surrounded by mountains, the Lassithi plateau is a place of sheer beauty.
Chiarascuro by Graeme Youngson
Oct 23, 2019
In photographic terms it’s usually taken to mean photographs taken in strong low sunlight where the highlights retain detail but the shadows are left well alone.
Leather Boyz by Chris Suspect
Oct 22, 2019
When I was in high school, I was bullied and sexually abused repeatedly by a few older boys over the course of two years. This is something I never told my parents about or anyone else for that matter. I hid it deep inside, embarrassed, unable to cope with the shame of the experience.
A Thousand Lilies by Margrieta Jeltema
Oct 22, 2019
Once a year the statue of San Antonio is carried in a procession through the ancient roads of the town of Bolsena (Italy).
Nearly three hundred color images to represent forty-two places where time has stopped. The spaces represented are fragile, consumed by time, but it is the latter that gives charm to the rooms, always leaving a tangible sign of its passage.
The Historical Football was born in Florence in the 16th century and it is a combination of soccer, rugby and wrestling world that nowadays is played in historical costumes.
Gesture by Roberta Lorenzi
Oct 21, 2019
My project was born from a research of the importance of the daily gestures and emotions that our hands express. An emotion, the work, the life and the hard work that they do every day.
Anatomy of a photograph by Mitar Terzic
Oct 21, 2019
After the first answer I think that is easy to understood why I chose the witches as a motif for one of my works. The book "Malleus Maleficarum", one of the most blood soaked texts in the history, influenced me to went back to the topic which during my childhood impressed me so much.
The selection process has been very complicated but we are proud of the final result, and the great reception obtained. In the coming weeks will be published the book Black & White - Best photographers of the year 2019 where they will show the works of all winners and finalists.
Painted Souls by Biljana Jurukovski
Oct 18, 2019
"Painted Souls" is the result of an ongoing passion for exploring alternative cultures and traditions, where the subjects are photographed against a plain background in order to capture the full vibrancy of their traditional dress and showcasing their artistic skills in the area of beautification.
The Rumonge Market by William Bullard
Oct 16, 2019
Burundi is a small, landlocked, and little known nation of 12 million people located along the eastern shore of Lake Tanganyika between the Congo, Rwanda, and Tanzania.
Old Times by Seigar
Oct 16, 2019
Old Times is a photo-narrative series that tells a story of traditions and how these have evolved wisely over many centuries. The Hortobágy National Park, in Hungary, is a big place where people, animals and nature coexist together with the values of respect and love.
Climbing Cholitas by Todd Antony
Oct 15, 2019
I´m originally from New Zealand but have been living and working as a photographer in London for the last 15 years. Growing up in NZ, the outdoors is pretty much part of your DNA. It`s coded in there somewhere directly after Rugby.
Between backstage by Leila Forés
Oct 15, 2019
The project “Between backstage” starts in 2015 when the Ballet school I attended in my childhood gives me a pass to be able to mix among its students in the previous moments before the grand exhibition.
Against The Dark by James Schofield
Oct 14, 2019
Against The Dark is a project on the visual depiction of anomie in British society, revealing the inconvient truth of the ever prevailing hostile environment that is enveloping the UK today.
Dead end by Myriam Boulos
Oct 14, 2019
This photo series is a way of trying to deal with a body dysmorphic disorder and an abusive relationship with capitalism and patriarchy in Lebanon.
Medium Photo Festival: Dodho Magazine Will Be Distributing QR Codes For The Latest 09 Edition
Oct 11, 2019
Dodho Magazine will be participating in The Medium Festival this October. Organized in San Diego, it will be a four-day photography event featuring renowned virtuosos of the industry. Under a single roof, well-known photographers, art enthusiasts, and artists will be gathered to witness eye-pleasing and overwhelming artwork.
White Nile by Ana María Robles
Oct 11, 2019
In a hollowed trunk as a way of the canoe, we cross one of the White Nile branches. Rushing river leaves, among its branches, fertile islands occupied by a community living in subsidiaries sharing everything, utensils, blankets, instruments and collaborating in the ancient daily chores. It is the "Mundari" territory, nomadic shepherds of the Nile.
The impression that as soon as you enter a prison is loneliness. You enter the tunnel at the time of arrest. In prison you breathe the heavy imprint of this condition that begins to mark the existence.
Inside the Camera Bag of Biel Carlderón
Oct 11, 2019
My interest in journalism came before I'd get into photography. As I mentioned earlier, I like to tell stories, and for some reason, I feel more comfortable doing that visually, either with photography and, since, 2011, using video as well.
Every year, on the 1st of March in Rodrigues island in the Indian Ocean, the net fishing season in launched. Groups of fishermen and women join forces and set their nets in the wide lagoon to catch fish.
Photo Shoot : The Cage by Zuzu Valla
Oct 10, 2019
Photo Shoot : Performed by the model and performance artist Alex Bruni, "The Cage" is allegory of the ageing and social stereotypes attributed to it. The performance rebels against age biases, replacing them with passion, strength and beauty.
Exhibition: Two Journeys, One Story
Oct 9, 2019
This exhibition entitled “Two Journeys, One Story” has two different works in common thread. One is “Oshichi”, a work inspired by having encountered a doll modeled from a love story ,’Yaoya Oshichi’, more than 300 years ago. The other , “Starting New Journey”, is created from the days of mourning my mother.
We contribute the best of our efforts when it’s about enhancing the industry of art photography. We will distribute the free printed magazine of our latest 09 edition through QR codes. The codes will be printed on different places at the venue; you can simply scan the code to download a free magazine.
The wall has always been the most widely used medium for communication and can be dated back to the prehistoric times. The act of scribbling, scratching or spraying anything illicitly upon a wall or any other visible public place is the dictionary meaning of graffiti.
The American Dream. Has it become just a dream today? Embark on the US roads, from New York to the Deep South. Pass by scenes that seem like frozen in time and which maintain the flame of a former glory.