Europe in silence by Marcin Walko
Oct 9, 2017
Europe in silence is the travel through the intimate corners of the old continent. Sharp mountain peaks, passes and uninhabited meadows, forest lakes and all of that shapesowed to the environments.
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The Carousel
Oct 9, 2017
In the small town of Binghamton, New York there spins a 1925 carousel that once inspired Rod Serling and has since become a portal into...the Twilight Zone.
Amsterdam Story by Werner Mansholt
Oct 4, 2017
Amsterdam is world-famous for the historic Canal Ring, Amsterdam's 'Centrum’ (Unesco-World heritage), but also host of renowned museums and charming areas.
I am South Africa by Carla Kogelman
Oct 4, 2017
Creativity and positive focus and energy are for her the base and the ingredients for growth. To develop, to grow, to have a richer live as a human being.
Known as a place where time seems to have stood still since the 1960s, Cuba makes for a fascinating location for street photographers.
Muse for Youth by Victoria Art
Oct 4, 2017
The conceptual laboratory UBERlab took part in the project "Muse for Youth". This is a project whose aim is to draw the viewer's attention to the question of the life path that we choose.
Ilva Beretta’s work is based on the research of mundane objects like food and the underlying stories they tell about continuity and memory.
Lighthouse Keeper by Eugene Serov
Oct 2, 2017
The Chirikov Lighthouse is located in the north of the Okhotsk Sea coast on the Staritsky Peninsula, 18 kilometers away from Magadan, and reaching it from May to September is only possible by small boats
Gajan is a Hindu festival celebrated mostly in the Rural part of West Bengal. Gajan spans around a week, starting at the last week of Chaitra continuing till the end of the Bengali year.
The Most Popular Photographers published in Dodho Magazine. The great stories by Olga Sondyk, Albertina d’Urso, Yulia Artemyeva, Gabriel Carpes, Yaroslava Tarasova, Maria Plotnikova, Danny Van der Elst, Darren Lewey, Piper Mackay, Felipe Fittipaldi
Ice is Black by Laurent Baheux
Sep 29, 2017
Navigating landscapes as pure as before the Anthropocene era. Encountering the marvels of the animal kingdom—living symbols of life in the wilderness.
My choice of subjects come from my interest of aesthetic and how we are able to shape the world around us. Each subject documents our generation, our growth, and connection to the environment around us.
Unspoken Places by Babis Kougemitros
Sep 29, 2017
In the series "unspoken places" I attempt to explore uncharted urban and peri-urban aspects of contemporary reality, with a glimpse that is mainly personal.
What He Left Behind by Virginia Kluiters
Sep 29, 2017
There is a horrific beauty to my images—deep reds and purples transform my settings into twisted, violent Valentines where reality is warped.
Cincinnati (Oct 7, 2017) FotoFocus’s Second Century: Photography, Feminism, Politics symposium takes place at Memorial Hall
One of the strongest arguments against photography as an art form is the ability of a viewer to simply and quickly take in all of the aspects of a photo, and move on.
Most people are looking for a quiet place, an island of sanity, in our existential space,and some of them find their sanity and balance closest to the sea. Some of them arrive early in the morning for a swim, a daily habit they apply every day of the year.
Sandra by Anna Ajtner
Sep 28, 2017
I started my education in this field in the years 1989 – 1993 at the State High School of Fine Arts in Bydgoszcz and I gained there the title of technician of art
The homogeneous surface reminded me of a brightly intense fabric and I imagined how I can bring those colors and shapes into everyday life and what I can replace it with.
Underwater World by Isabella Sommati
Sep 27, 2017
“The first time I dove I felt fear, the second time I experienced wellness, the third I was on the front line to paradise”. In the universe of the salted bubbles, Alice in Wonderland would have mistook the White Rabbit with the Mad Hatter
Northern Chad by Joxe Inazio Kuesta
Sep 27, 2017
It could be said that Chad is formed by three great zones: one to the south that would be the fertile one, the savannah; another central one that would be the sahel, and the north that would be the desert, the arid zone.
The colorfull grey by Saptarshi Choudhury
Sep 27, 2017
Street photography is all about the realness, the true story of this society. The drama constantly happening in this world, and a perfect street photography is all about to capture the moment, to portray the story, to paint the colors
New York (Sep 28 – Nov 25, 2017) ClampArt is pleased to announce “Michael Massaia | Deep in a Dream: New York City”—the artist’s first solo show with the gallery
Ten Days in Tokyo by Olga Sondyk
Sep 26, 2017
This is a diary of the western visitor who wants to monumentalize everyday life where all details matters and every object has its own importance and beauty.
In the context of this wandering, the photographer direct his gaze and lens to things simultaneously familiar and unfamiliar, focusing on the intermediate zones between the past and the present
Parallel anxieties by samad ghorbanzadeh
Sep 26, 2017
According to Theories of Dr. Freud ; Unconscious, place of Suppressed desires like that sexual desire and other desire that registered and entry to unconscious of childhood.
This photograph is one of "Wonderland" series picture. My series “Wonderland” is about feelings when your town becomes too small for you.
Portraits by Maria Plotnikova
Sep 25, 2017
Photographer Maria Plotnikova was born and raised in Moscow, lived in South America for several years. Until 2010 she worked as a sports and reportage photographer in the federal media
America by James Featherstone
Sep 25, 2017
America, Looking In is an assortment of candid street scenes, tender encounters, peaceful landscapes and abstract reflections that present a glimpse into the neglected corners of America.
Taxonomie of Fear by Alnis Stakle
Sep 25, 2017
My most vivid and, at the same time, traumatic childhood memories are associated with fear of death and the different coping mechanisms for dealing with it.
I have a deep appreciation for everything Dodho Magazine does. I visit the website often to be inspired by the many different genres and approaches to photography that you guys share with your audience.
Place to Be by Kostyantyn Smolyaninov
Sep 22, 2017
No wonder, because the most interesting thing for human is another human. I feel the space around person that I see through the lens is no lesser important than the individuality of portrayed person.
The life of a Laundry Worker is hard work. Expect long hours in hot rooms filled with steam, and lots of time on your feet. You also often have to wear protective gear, like rubber gloves or paper masks, in order to keep yourself safe from diseases.
New personality by Inna Mosina
Sep 22, 2017
The colors and elements that make up the scene put an emphasis on the significance of each work, as well as the faces of the women portrayed.
Contrary to commercial photographers, I am not looking for perfect images. Rather than showing my photoshop skills, I choose to show genuine people with real feelings.
Anchors by Yulia Artemyeva
Sep 21, 2017
While working on this project, I was looking at reasons why people choose to stay in bed while the society requires them to be active from morning till night, unless they get sick, either physically or emotionally.
During a walk on Normandy in the direction of the coast, I saw on a hill a small camp of Roma who had a rest there with their horse-drawn caravans. My desire to photograph a Rome family began to happen.
In search of light by Bhaskar Kundu
Sep 21, 2017
Almost every year, around the monsoon time, various parts of the country get affected by intense flood. States of Assam, West Bengal, Gujarat, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh are among the worst affected.
Robert Rutöd: Fair(y) Tales
Sep 20, 2017
An expedition through the grotesque realm of must-haves and mega-trends. It seems as if there is a constant factor amidst the diversity of our dreams: The longing for a heavenly life, the hope for permanent feeling of happiness.
Alan Gandy ; The People of Vélez-Blanco
Sep 20, 2017
In March of 2016 Alan Gandy and his wife Elle arrived in Vélez-Blanco for an overnight stay. Whilst sat outside Bar La Sociedad in the village that evening, they noticed that almost everyone frequenting the bar
From the beginning of photography, there has been a direct relationship between the images being captured and the environment where the scene took place. Street was a preferred place for Doisneau or Lee Friendlander.
Nilanjan Ray; Varanasi – A sacred City
Sep 20, 2017
The name Varanasi possibly originates from the names of the two rivers from north and south: Varuna, still flowing in Varanasi, and Asi, a small stream near Assi Ghat.
In my Backyard by Agnieszka Sosnowska
Sep 19, 2017
My home is a farm in East Iceland. I photograph myself, students whom I teach English, new family members and friends. The inclusion of myself into these places represents a connectedness to a place.
Train to Varanasi by Anirban Mandal
Sep 19, 2017
Varanasi in India is not just another tourist place which attracts backpackers, pilgrims, photographers and common tourists from all over the globe; it is also one of the oldest living cities in the world.
Grey Vista by D.P. Mahardika
Sep 19, 2017
This work was taken during the eruption of Merapi in 2010. Seismic activity around the volcano increased from mid-September onwards, culminating in repeated outbursts of lava and ashes.
Hand in hand, we walked the streets of Prague, under the scorching July sun. What would Kafka think of today’s Prague? Would he learn to navigate the car-filled streets?
10 Talented Australian photographers
Sep 18, 2017
The great stories by Tim Yare, Terence Bogue, Bill Gekas, Cam Attree, Christopher Morris, Liam Lynch, Christopher Robert, Anastasia Fua, Pia Johnson and Morganna Magee.
Backlands Sertão by Felipe Fittipaldi
Sep 18, 2017
Migrations tend to appear as the visible side of often invisible phenomena. The great human displacements, as a rule, precede or follow profound changes, be it from the economic and political point of view, or in social or cultural terms.