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    Announcement of the winners of Black & White Prizes 2019
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    Announcement of the winners of Black & White Prizes 2019

    Oct 18, 2019
    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
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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.
    
    
    White Nile by Ana María Robles
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    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 Solitude in Prision by Riccardo Sanesi
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    The Solitude in Prision by Riccardo Sanesi

    Oct 11, 2019
    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
    Interview

    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.
    
    
    Photo Shoot : The Cage by Zuzu Valla
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    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
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    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.
    
    
    Street Wall Arts of Kolkata by Pritam Dutta
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    Street Wall Arts of Kolkata by Pritam Dutta

    Oct 9, 2019
    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 by Jean-Mathieu Saponaro
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    The American dream by Jean-Mathieu Saponaro

    Oct 8, 2019
    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.
    
    
    Liquid Mirrors: The Anomaly as Art
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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.
    
    
    
    Station to station by Gary Dawes
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    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.
    
    Still Life Part XIII by Stefania Piccioni
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    Still Life Part XIII by Stefania Piccioni

    Oct 4, 2019
    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
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    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
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    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.
    
    
    
    
    Our Island by Natalya Vanina
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    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
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    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.
    
    New Orleans to Nashville by Benjamin Angel
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    New Orleans to Nashville by Benjamin Angel

    Sep 27, 2019
    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
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    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
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    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
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    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
    
    
    Moments by Alexander Desouza
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    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
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    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
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    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.
    
    The Evolution of Photography: How the Art Form Has Changed Across Time
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    The Evolution of Photography: How the Art Form Has Changed Across Time

    Sep 20, 2019
    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. 
    
    
    Irish Travellers by Joseph-Philippe Bevillard
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    Irish Travellers by Joseph-Philippe Bevillard

    Sep 19, 2019
    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.
    
    
    Nickel by Alexandra Gromova
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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.
    

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