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Sottosopra by Fabrizio Intonti
Fabrizio Intonti is a photographer and author. His photographic production, in addition to professional activity, extends to the visual arts, often relies on the contamination of techniques

Burkhard Arnold Director of In Focus Galerie
The In focus galerie was founded in 1990 und shows photography in its whole range, classic journalistic-, portrait-, staged-, concept-, nude- and architecture photography (vintage and later prints) from 1945 up to today.



Another Place by Arif Furqan
Why moving? Mobility is an act of survival, surviving from the geographical boundary of your-self, territory, and boundary that prevent you from encountering the others.

Lanesborough by Karen Knorr
Karen Knorr lived in Belgravia, London for a short period in the 1970’s her parent’s maisonette in Lowndes Square returning to photograph their friends for the series Belgravia (1979-1981).

Mudec by Mario Rossi
Mario Rossi was born in Naples. Now he lives in Rome the city that he set off from and the city he go back to. He is involved in photography since the late seventies years gradually supporting the need for deeper search for a language to identify with.

In the ghost town Skrunda by Jelena Osmolovska
Skrunda is a town in Latvia, also known as a ghost town since 1998. It was built by Soviet Union as a military town in 1963. There you still can find 60 buildings that comprise the former complex and town including apartment blocks, a school, barracks and an officers club.


Iquitos-Belen by Szymon Barylski
Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian Amazon, to which there is no land route. One can get to the city only by boat or plane. One of the attractions of Iquitos is Belen district.

Urban kaleidoscope by Shoji Fujita
Every time I look into my camera, it is as if I am looking through a wonderful world of kaleidoscope. As I spend time observing and capturing the sun's creations.

Waiting: refugee in Greece by Erberto Zani
War in Syria goes on and millions refugee escape from violence and death. From Turkey, thousand of Syrians and Afghans arrived in Greece using improvised boats. Lot of them died during the crossing.

Zero Dark MOCKBa by Davide Palmisano
Zero Dark version of Moscow, is the guided tour of a city of dreams, and dreams should be made so at night. Because the night is a different world, sweet and ambiguous as a dream, and in those hours the cityscape in Moscow


Five minutes with Dasha Matrosova
I was born and presently live in the city of arts in Vitebsk, Belarus. All my interests were in performance arts. So I graduated art academy and started focusing on photography.

The Missing Whole by Dafna Tour
My photographs present the human body, with an emphasis on functional body cavities (holes), and their changes as far as significance, functionality and appearance over time.

Ebola Survivors by Marcello Bonfanti
The widest ebola epidemic ever recorded heavely stroke Sierra Leone with some 23.000 infection and over 9.000 deaths, that required the brave and complex intervention of international ngos in the attempt to fight the virus

Transition by Michal Konrad
You can go to the other side, or change the state of consciousness. You can find the secret window through which we will enter a new dimension. You can also convert, fall and get up.

Black crop by Guillaume d´Hubert
Black crop is a visual search based on the geometry of the human body, opposition between positive and negative and how it affects our perception of an image.


Kibera by Marcel Kolacek
Kibera. The largest slum in Africa. With absolute certainty can not say it, but it's pretty huge, especially population density. Various sources state different numbers

Street Stories by Castro Frank
Contemporary Street Photographer, Castro Frank was born on August 28th, 1983. This Los Angeles native’s style of photography fuses together a journalistic approach with an artistic eye to create imagery.

Weavers by Kannan Muthuraman
Thirumazhisai is a suburb of Chennai, India, located in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu. It was once famous for its traditional weaving business.

Working Jill by Jady Bates
Working Jill is a photographic conceptual series that represents there is a notion of humor about a very serious subject still seemingly controversial today. Equal pay for women in the same jobs as men.


Arriving somewhere by Rajarshi Chakraborty
LIFE, entire life is a journey. The journey that brings us happiness and also gives us pain. Leads us to various adventures and limitless possibilities. It enhances us with lots of experiences and provides us the energy to continue further.

Stray Light by Clarissa Bonet
Building facades melt into darkness, their architectural details vanish, leaving only glowing windows in a sea of pitch black, like stars in the night sky.

The Vintage Prints of Mike Disfarmer
Zürich (Sep 8–Nov 12) Disfarmer: The Vintage Prints is the first exhibition in Switzerland of the vintage prints of Mike Disfarmer (1884-1959), one of America’s greatest portraitists.


Off-Season Santas by Mary Beth Koeth
An ongoing portrait series of off-season Santas. Santa Roy is a retired police officer who, in 1984, was named one of the Top Ten Law Enforcement Officers in the State of Florida.

Grids by Francesca Pompei
The series Grids focuses on the pure clean-lined geometries of the architecture. My works feel like controlled exercises in constant repetition and serial iteration.

10 Great fashion Photographers
The Best fashion Photographers published in Dodho Magazine. The great stories by Mike Ruiz, Dasha Matrosova, Irvin Rivera, Victoria Art, Gennadiy Chernomashintsev, Ryan Cooper, Benjo Arwas, Ludek Ciganek, Sean Archer and Rainer Ressmann


MeError by Leonardo Magrelli
The MeError project collects a series of short circuits, of visual errors. Apparently they are simple photos taken in front of a mirror

The Women of Prison no.5 by Simru Hazal Civan
Halide Dündar was the manager of Revolutionist Democratic Women Association (DDKAD) when she was arrested and brought to Diyarbakır Prison No. 5. at year 1980. Her offense was teaching Kurdish women how to read and write.


Gotthard Schuh ; The last Venice
Baden (23 Oct – 4 Dec 2016) Gotthard Schuh was born to Swiss parents on December 22, 1897 in Berlin. The family relocated to Basel in 1900 and from 1902 they resided in Aarau where Schuh spent his childhood.



The edges of the world by William Guilmain
This series is the fruit of my long loneliness roaming in the fields and forests during winter time. I began this trip in order to empty my head of all the useless and deleterious so called emergencies that spoil our lives.



My Name is Shahrukh by Debiprasad Mukherjee
These were the first few words uttered by a 7 year old, when he was rescued by the RPF from Platform No.4 of Sealdah Station, Kolkata, India. As the little child pushed his way through the crowd of thousands of people in the platform,



Chapiteau by Teresa Visceglia
For a short time a circus stopped in the city where I live. Neither small nor very large, that kind with the animals and the famous name next to the more anonymous family name.