Street photography by Urvashi Singh
Oct 8, 2019
The Dominoes of Deceit places along the frame a vertical and horizontal array of men who are seemingly conflicted and yet non-confrontational.
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Liquid Mirrors: The Anomaly as Art
Oct 8, 2019
In the art of the letters, the artist can render his work in degrees of ambiguity to attain the sublime, but, the abstract art of poetry is where its effect is more obvious. This is the only aspect, that might position fine writing, as equal, if not greater than music, which is a punctilious art form.
Thirteen Orphans by Tsutomu Yamagata
Oct 7, 2019
One day an old man in a plain suit sat next to me by a pond in a park. He began to put powder on his face and changed into a woman’s kimono.
Ali Hashem Daily Work by Mehdi Nazeri
Oct 7, 2019
Irans Hormuz Island has one of the worlds most famous red ocher mines, from which ocher is extracted, and a long history in the countrys mining industry.
Station to station by Gary Dawes
Oct 4, 2019
Station to station is a personal project they give me the creative freedom to explore and carry out my own ideas,I really could not see anyone giving me the kind of projects I set for myself.
In these still lifes I'm going back to work. with pastel colours. they seem to purify the surfaces, light colors make the vacuum merge. The empty spaces have slight contrasts of shape as a value.
Seeing Lines
Oct 4, 2019
After leaving Civil Engineering to become a photographer, I naturally gravitated towards the subject matter of architectural photography, namely bridges.
Dougs Cabin by Karianne Bueno
Oct 3, 2019
For over forty-five years, Doug has been living in the desolate rain forest of Vancouver Island, Canada. I met him on his campsite in 2010, and he has been in my thoughts ever since.
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.
Ashes were flying everywhere. The smell of the burning ghat was choking my senses. I was standing at one of the corners of Manikarnika Ghat, the famous Hindu burning ghat of Varanasi.
Story about young people who chose careers as officers in the merchant navy. (It is said in jargon "giro di bitta” the eye formed by the upper stripe which indicates the rank of officer on the uniforms).
Our Island by Natalya Vanina
Sep 30, 2019
You would often give in and share your sweets with me because I was the youngest. When we grew up, we would part for a long time and see little of each other.
The departed by Zhou Yulong
Sep 27, 2019
When my grandfather passed away that year, I stood beside him. The weeping people had gone, and there were only the two of us. He lay there as if he were asleep, and I stood in a trance in a dream.
A large part of modern music is born in the cities located between New Orleans and Nashville. New Orleans (Louisiana) is the birth place of jazz music. It is still packed with jazz clubs around the Faubourg Marigny and on the (in)famous Bourbon street.
Stranger Fruit by Jon Henry
Sep 25, 2019
Stranger Fruit was created in response to the senseless murders of black men across the nation by police violence. Even with smart phones and dash cams recording the actions, more lives get cut short due to unnecessary and excessive violence.
Another world by Maria Grazia Beruffi
Sep 25, 2019
Dream, fear, hard work and endless love. This is my nephew's world, but also many others’ who have a different perception of the reality. It is the so called ”Asperger syndrome", but I would say it is the most mysterious and uncontaminated state of mind.
Identity by Camila Berrio
Sep 23, 2019
When responding to the inevitable endeavor of attempting self-definition, I tackled the dimension of gender through the resulting series Identity. From personally having moments of disengagement with the sensation of womanhood from my body
Filter Photo Festival is a multi-day celebration of photography that takes place every autumn in Chicago. Festival programming includes workshops, lectures, artist talks, exhibitions, and more. We concurrently run workshops during the four days of the Festival.
Moments by Alexander Desouza
Sep 23, 2019
This photo series titled Moments was born out of my desire to capture people on the streets of Chicago. A moment or beat in life is very precious. The genre of street photography is best at telling stories through moments.
Mister X by Dmitriy Ryabov
Sep 20, 2019
Mister X" project is a story of a mysterious character, a composite character of many unrecognized talents, living in free play to one's imagination. The project’s idea appeared in the summer of 2018 and was developed in a series of photos about the different life character situations. The series will be continued in the autumn of 2019.
Ganga Sagar by Kaushik Dolui
Sep 20, 2019
India is blessed with diverse culture and each region has its own traditional and festivals they celebrate with proud and joy. Gangasagar Mela, spiritual and cultural event is one of such festival of India celebrated mid January every year attracts thousands of pilgrimage from all around the country.
When most people think about the history of photography, they focus on physical transformation. After all, it is fairly obvious that the style and design of this art form have changed across time. While this is certainly important, it doesn’t tell you the full story about how photography actually evolved.
Anatomy of a photograph by Patty Maher
Sep 20, 2019
The image is part of a series called "The Infinite Universe" and this particular photo is the first in the series and is also named "The Infinite Universe".
Since 2009, I have been documenting Irish Travellers using a b&w film medium format camera. But an unfortunate incident occurred when I realised I left my bag full of Hasselblad film cameras and lenses on the train from Venice to Rome in May 2018.
The photography of Oscar Daniel Mendoza
Sep 19, 2019
As a child, my father always made my brother and me carry a photo camera everywhere we go, so that we could capture the space and every moment we lived as a family.
Nickel by Alexandra Gromova
Sep 17, 2019
The town of Nickel was founded in 1935. It used to be called Kolosjoki: Finnish geologists who studied nickel ores used to live and work here.
Pearl by Ogulcan Arslan
Sep 17, 2019
They were, following their domestication, creatures providing mankind’s travels and communication on the first hand.Nowadays, while everyone can communicate with smartphones or applications even from hundred of thousands kilometers away
Spirit of the north by Alexandre De Melas
Sep 16, 2019
I started photography when I started travelling and I fell in love with wildlife photography. It is to me the most difficult but rewarding type of photography. I love looking for angles and backgrounds to give an unusual view of the animal. Then the animal has to offer the perfect look or the perfect posture.
The Wordless Memorials by Yulong Zhou
Sep 16, 2019
You will find that in today's China, everyone is looking for a kind of existence, their own existence, and a way of being compatible with the world in this fragmentation and powerlessness.
Filter Photo Festival : Get our Latest Edition As Dodho Will Be Printing QR Code On Festival Dossier
Sep 15, 2019
Driven with an invincible passion to encourage the photography industry, Dodho Magazine is planning to collaborate with Filter Photo Festival as their media partner.
Gurushots “Best Landscapes & Food Shots”
Sep 13, 2019
GuruShots, “The World’s Greatest Photo Game” ran challenges for "Best Landscapes" and "Best Food Shots". There were more than 180,000 photos and more than 75 million votes cast. Here are the top 36 winners!
Inside the Camera Bag of Richard Murai
Sep 13, 2019
In addition to using protective lens filters, whether in transit or in the field, I package bodies and lenses in plastic bags. I have duplicate lenses for each body so I rarely change lenses in the field.
Day and night by Chen Ronghui
Sep 13, 2019
"Day and night" is a story about a group of young people doing utopian experiments in the city. These young people are students who have just graduated from college, and they don't want to experience the modern life of the town too early
Spectrum by Diego Moreno
Sep 13, 2019
Hybrid photographic project, born and focused on coexistence and interaction with sorceress women, healers and healers who have lived with me throughout my life, all of them have changed my way of perceiving and understanding the world.
So Coney! by David Godichaud
Sep 12, 2019
Coney island isn't only Wonder Wheel and burger shops. It is also and before New York's beach where all communities from Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens are merging during summers to escape the heat.
Government of childhood by Yuliya Pavlova
Sep 12, 2019
What happens with children who didn't suffer any traumatic experiences? How will they grow up? In my project, I tried to show the future society where children grow up in a closed institution.
Metamorphosis by Dasha Raiskaya
Sep 11, 2019
There is no logic in this project, everything is shot at the level of sensations. It was a very interesting experience. I decided to set myself a very interesting task - every day for a month to take one photo on an emotional state.
CaMg(CO3)2/CaCO3 by Alessandro Ciccarelli
Sep 11, 2019
In his latest series for Monkeyphoto, Alessandro Ciccarelli presents “Erehwon, CaMg(CO3)2/CaCO3”, 26 black and white photographs published in the form of posterzine, or rather, prints on large format sheets (45x30cm).
Waterscape by Hengki Koentjoro
Sep 9, 2019
Captured in its various countenances, water poses in these series as an enchanting backdrop to the centre stage figures. It roars through the gaps among a group of stoical rocks and it dances around a water temple creating a mystical mist.
I Saw That by Andrew Kochanowski
Sep 9, 2019
I have long had an attachment to things obscured. The 30 photograph series “I Saw This” was shot in New York, Chicago, Hong Kong, Jerusalem, Houston, Kentucky, Montreal, Detroit, and Miami between 2008 and 2016.
To save a river from the clutches of pollution to make our city a better living place and prioritizing the health of surrounding inhabitant immediate attention and initiatives must be taken by responsible people.
Just like a painter gradually creates its own unique palette by mixing up colors like never before and never after, the photographer can steal the colors that are around him: on people, on bricks, on nature.
Cyrille Druart was born in 1980 in Paris. His interest in Art leads to experimenting various fields from an early age.
In Plain Sight by Bruce Haswell
Sep 5, 2019
I have been involved in this project over the past three years after deciding to devote my creative self to the pursuit of my life in pictures, so to speak, as that is how I view my work, in the most simple terms.
Displaced by Nektarios Markogiannis
Sep 5, 2019
Home and Away, is personal project documenting the lives of the displaced in South Sudan. The Sudan, after an almost half a century long civil war, was finally divided into two countries.
The Waiting for the Tide to Turn series farcically explores the emotions of a disenfranchised people. The images allude to a spectrum of thoughts, feelings and actions ranging from apathy and subservience to enlightenment and rebellion.
Chronesthesia by Hsuan Chung
Sep 4, 2019
The individual human memory is an episodic memory. It reflects our experiences, impressions, feelings, as well as specific times and places, all combined together. A smell, a song, a gesture, a dress. Humans rely on memories. They can provide a temporal experience, towards the future or the past.
Centered – GuruShots Photo Challenge
Sep 3, 2019
Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots “The Worlds Greatest Photo Game” in a photo challenge contest titled "Centered". The concept of this challenge was to place your subject in the center of your image - using a strong central focal point while exploring symmetry.