Sweet dreams by Tripod City
Nov 3, 2017
Photo collective “Tripod City”, aka Charlie Kwai, Chris Lee & Paul Storrie travel abroad to challenge stereotypes and reveal a fresh, modern perspective on developing countries with their photography.
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Transposed by Sisters of the woods
Nov 3, 2017
To change a relative place, perception or normal order of... Transposed is an ongoing series of abstract monochromatic works expanding on notions of reality.
Ghost Cars by Frédérick Carnet
Nov 3, 2017
Dresden (Nov 7–Mar 4, 2018) When I met Frédérick Carnet, he was about to finish a work on the pilgrims of Camino Francès.
The Most Popular Photographers published in Dodho Magazine. The great stories by Ilva Beretta, Iwona Pinkowicz, Timo Heiny, Massimiliano Mozzano, Michael Seif, Ying Tang, Salvatore Matarazzo, Wojtek Ryzinski, Ken Hermann and Manuel Armenis
The riverscape of Bangladesh tells the story about the natural beauty of Bangladesh. The mood, artistic appeal, loneliness, solitude, and tranquillity of our riverscape
Places by Lisa Shalom
Nov 2, 2017
I live in Italy and my project is a collection of photos from places that I frequent regularly. From the Vatican to small shops around my neighborhood here in Sicily, these are the places that I have come to regard as home and are very familiar to me.
The area of Eleonas is for the city of Athens what the unconscious is for the man. We know that it is exists, but we cannot define its border. After the devastation of the olive trees
Africa by Timo Heiny
Oct 31, 2017
I try to hold tight on my photographs what I felt during my journeys, the intuition of a nativeness. Maybe it is the mystical idea from the beginning of humans, an original relationship between human and nature
Green and blue by Ignacio Heras
Oct 31, 2017
In this dossier in color and nature, I have sought and tried to base it on two main colors, the blue that transmits tranquility and relaxation, and in many cultures associate it with the eternal, since things seem more infinite and great as the sea and heaven.
History of Russia by Makoveeva Svetlana
Oct 31, 2017
This project brings together 14 of the characters involved in the reconstruction of various periods of Russian history: from the 9th century when we find the earliest mention of the Ancient Russia, until the end of the second world war.
Siggi’s World by Frédérick Carnet
Oct 31, 2017
Siggi is a strange person who can’t let you staying stoical. The day after my arrival in Iceland, at Grindavìk campsite, I meet Jeff, a Quebecer.
I believe in Stars, the man who sees the stars gets connected to his soul. It makes me feel alive, capturing the stars is one thing and living it is another.
Folktales by Francisco Diaz & Deb Young
Oct 30, 2017
In this series, our exploration of myths, fables, fairytales, nursery rhymes and idioms opens the discussion on how these mythical qualities can be interpreted today.
A Nobel´s Mess by Wiebke Bosse
Oct 30, 2017
Wiebke Bosse is always looking for unseen, ephemeral moments and situations.At the Cercle Suédois during Paris fashion week, she had the incredible chance of shooting in the inspirational mess inside Alfred Nobel's former office.
Jakob Tuggener ; Machine Age
Oct 30, 2017
Winterthur (Oct 21 to Jan 28, 2018) Jakob Tuggener is one of the exceptional figures in Swiss photography. His personal and highly expressive photographs of boisterous parties given by the upper social classes are legendary.
Paolo simonazzi ; Mantua-Cuba
Oct 23, 2017
Mantua, Cuba (2015) is a photography project created by Paolo Simonazzi which focuses on a small town close to the island of Cuba. Legend has it, but there is some basis in reality, that the town of Mantua was founded by people
Somnia by Mindaugas Gabrenas
Oct 23, 2017
So you leap from the ledge and, within seconds, find yourself observing the distant earth from above. You soar up and down like a bird feeling that disabling fear of weightlessness inside you
Athos by Manol Valtchanov
Oct 23, 2017
For more than a thousand years, the holy peninsula of Mount Athos in northern Greece is synonymous with the ultimate devotion to god for Orthodox men.
Influenced by the Dutch Masters, Julija Levkova's still life floral photography captures the inherently magical beauty of the floral realm.
Kosmos by Éric Bourret
Oct 23, 2017
To experience: to test, to experiment something, to feel an emotion. Eric Bourret's artistic approach could come down to this word. Simple, but endowed with multiple resonances.
The german photographer Victoria Knobloch and the indian photographer Jagdev Singh made their way to the beautiful city Udaipur in India and brought us some intense impressions.
Matador by Stuart Paton
Oct 20, 2017
'Matador' is my awkward air-kiss to Milan. An oblique portrait of the oblique city I'm struggling to call home. I'd love to say I skipped off the train, turned on a sixpence and effortlessly found the back of the net.
Haenyeo Exhibition by Jose Jeuland
Oct 20, 2017
Singapore (Oct 28 to Nov 23, 2017) Singapore-based French photographer from Brittany, Jose Jeuland, will be holding his first photography exhibition in the East Garden Foyer of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore.
New York by Manuel Armenis
Oct 19, 2017
Cities, like people, have a personality. It is this personality that makes them unique and distinguishable. It might help us to read and comprehend a city or we might get challenged, confused or overwhelmed by it.
In photography, I always work on an idea, usually related to the human being. I read a lot on the topic to keep myself informed. I want the final image to be a visual poem, beautiful but disturbing at the same time.
Pocket Beach by Salvatore Matarazzo
Oct 19, 2017
A beach long 2,5 Km in Marina Di Massa, flanked to historical buildings, dating back to the Fascist period, that still at a distance of years, affect the territory and vacationers who frequent the beach.
The new arrivals are scattered in different locations in south-eastern Bangladesh. More than 30,000 Rohingya are estimated to have sought shelter in the existing refugee camps of Kutupalong and Nayapara.
Paris (Nov 9 to 23 Dec 23, 2017) The series Empire of Dust by French artist Amélie Labourdette explores the many layers of human history through the social and aesthetic characteristics of a landscape pock-marked by ecomostri
Lost in Transition by Ellen Schippers
Oct 18, 2017
Amsterdam ( 21 October – 15 November 2017) Red Stamp Art Gallery is pleased to present Lost in Transition, Ellen Schippers's personal exhibition
The idea of creating this book was born after reading the poem by Joseph Brodsky "Lithuanian Nocturne" and this particular passage acted as a source of inspiration
The 30 second Project by Matthieu Colnat
Oct 18, 2017
So when I went back to my work with photography after a lull of several years, my hunger for pictures naturally drained me to this idea.
Searching for Mu by Paul Cupido
Oct 18, 2017
For this work I have journeyed nearly as far away from home as possible. Nevertheless, a journey outward equally means an exploration of our inner selves.
Wojtek lives in a rural area of Ireland, where there is not that many opportunities for a street photographer, but he does travel a lot. In his street portfolio, there are pictures from Tokyo, New York, Morocco, India, and many European destinations.
Tubetopia by Romeo
Oct 17, 2017
On the underground people are forced to stay in a tight space next to each other, and, even though it's only for a short time, they share unique experiences that will vanish forever once they leave.
We are one. We are two by Lucía Peluffo
Oct 17, 2017
The series explores the relationship between two people. One of them, the author. It shows us different aspects of a “love story”, talking about it between quotes as she is not interested in showing just a romantic aspect of it, but a honest and transparent one.
Enduring Srebrenica by Claudia Heinermann
Oct 17, 2017
22 years ago, Srebrenica (UN-protected) was attacked and captured by the Army of Republika Srpska under Ratko Mladić. Following the town's capture, all the men "of fighting age" who fell into Bosnian Serb hands were massacred in a systematically organized series of summary executions.
60s NYC by Michael Seif
Oct 16, 2017
In the 1960s I lived and worked in New York City, carried my camera everywhere, and photographed every chance I had - day and night, above ground and in the subways.The camera forced me to look, and to actually see.
Merhaba Istanbul by Ying Tang
Oct 16, 2017
Istanbul is an old city which literally lies on two continents: Asia and Europe. People like to call it the place where East meets West. Istanbul combines the best of traditional and modern life all in one. The call to prayer echoes five times per day in this city that is 99% Islamic.
Zona de Alb by Gilles Mercier
Oct 16, 2017
In 1999 I took a path leading away from the main road that followed the Da- nube Delta. Passing through a gate, I found myself within a group of anachro- nistic buildings, attracted by the energy they seemed to emanate.
What is “chance?” Chance is the occurrence and development of events in the absence of any obvious plan. Chance events are good, bad or neither. Good is referred to as “serendipity” and bad being “unfortunate.”
Photography played a significant role during the Third Reich, with the Nazi Party utilizing it as a means of propaganda and control. The regime carefully staged photographs to create an idealized vision of Germany and its people, while also using imagery to justify their persecution of minority groups.
Crash landed by Ken Hermann
Oct 13, 2017
“Crash Landed” is a series of 10 photographs imagining an astronaut who suddenly returns to Earth and finds himself needing to readjust. The project is shoot in collaboration the British Art Director Gemma Fletcher.
10 Great fine art photographers
Oct 13, 2017
The great fine art photography of Riccardo Magherini, Jeff Vyse, Stephanie Pfriender Stylander, Dragos Ionian, Aaron Sehmar, Alicia Moneva, Gianluca Micheletti, Polina Plotnikova, Antigone Kourakou and Margrieta Jeltema.
I work in the traditional darkroom and make silver gelatin prints just like old days. Prints are then toned in diluted sepia toner for archival purpose and split-tone-like tonality.
Red String by Yoshikatsu Fujii
Oct 11, 2017
I received a text message. "Today, our divorce was finalized." The message from my mother was written simply, even though she usually sends me messages with many pictures and symbols.
Glory to Young Women by Alice de Kruijs
Oct 11, 2017
In this work I examined the life of young women around the age of 15, all living in The Netherlands but have their roots elsewhere.
The exposed city by Sevil Alkan
Oct 9, 2017
Taking photography by mobile phones created a new trend by changing the border and direction of the photography
Milana Angelova was born in the beautiful Omsk of Siberia. It was said that the day she was born, hundreds of white doves sang songs on the roof.