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    5 Great german photographers
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    5 Great german photographers

    Apr 7, 2016
    A curated selection of projects by Julia Fullerton-Batten, Ralph Gräf, Bernd Arnold, Yoram Roth and Victoria Knobloch, exploring themes of history, politics, architecture and spirituality within contemporary German photography.
    
    The shadow of things by Antigone Kourakou
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    The shadow of things by Antigone Kourakou

    Apr 7, 2016
    Looking at Antigone Kourakou´s photographs, one fully perceives the suggestive range of photographic abstraction. Although there is scarce visual information that connects the pictures with the real scenes, the situations, and the events they were born out of, the photographs imperatively call for our interpretation.
    
    Children of the Streets by Sharath Pillai
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    Children of the Streets by Sharath Pillai

    Apr 7, 2016
    For the last decade or so India has is seen as emerging super power in the world taking on China, US and the European nations, with developments in the field of infrastructure ,Real estate and Information Technology sectors.
    
    Woodland by Justine Tjallinks
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    Woodland by Justine Tjallinks

    Apr 6, 2016
    Loneliness and isolation are conditions that a human being has difficulty of coping with. It is even proven that it can seriously shorten your life expectancy.
    
    Bihari, Stranded Pakistanis by Kosuke Ryujin
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    Bihari, Stranded Pakistanis by Kosuke Ryujin

    Apr 6, 2016
    Biharis are Urdu speaking Muslim migrated from Bihar province of India to East Pakistan which is now Bangladesh in 1947 at the time of The Great Partition. During the independence war in 1971 between East Pakistan and West Pakistan
    
    Living with God by Abhijit Chakraborty
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    Living with God by Abhijit Chakraborty

    Apr 6, 2016
    India is synonymous with rich tradition and heritage of religious practices of all religions since time immemorial. Hinduism is one such practice that has grabbed the attention of the rest of the Universe because of various reasons.
    
    
    Victoria Rodríguez Cruz ; The reflexive gaze
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    Victoria Rodríguez Cruz ; The reflexive gaze

    Apr 5, 2016
    Victoria comes from the art curating profession. From first-hand experience, I’d say not all of us who curate -but certainly a part of us- do it for the same reason as the creators: to communicate.
    
    
    Life in the Wastelands by Debmalya Ray Choudhuri
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    Life in the Wastelands by Debmalya Ray Choudhuri

    Apr 5, 2016
    Kolkata -one of the most important economic and cultural hubs of India. A concrete jungle of sky high buildings ,swanky malls and offices ,yet with a life refulgent ,simple and laid back. In the suburbs of all this noise and humdrum of daily city life,
    
    
    
    Religious bonding and a Fair at Zero-Line by Arup Biswas
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    Religious bonding and a Fair at Zero-Line by Arup Biswas

    Apr 4, 2016
    “Huzur sahem mela” is celebrated every year along the international boarder India and Bangladesh, Though originally it was a congregation of religious people the large HUJUR SAHEBER MELA is now stands as an example of communal harmony.
    
    Felicidade by Kicia Randagia
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    Felicidade by Kicia Randagia

    Apr 4, 2016
    From a European survey, done in 2008, emerges that the children surveyed thinks that the farmer is a busy grandfather, friendly and caring;that oranges, olives and bananas grow in the UK
    
    5 Great dutch photographers
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    5 Great dutch photographers

    Apr 4, 2016
    Featuring Lilith, Carla van de Puttelaar, Wouter le Duc, Dagmar van Weeghel and Vivian Keulards, this selection highlights the conceptual depth and visual sensitivity that define contemporary Dutch photography.
    
    
    
    Paradise Now by Ryan Koopmans
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    Paradise Now by Ryan Koopmans

    Mar 29, 2016
    Paradise Now explores how urban fantasies and construction function as expressions of nationalistic ambition, blurring the line between the natural and artificial within the hypermodern city.
    
    
    Native by Justine Tjallinks
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    Native by Justine Tjallinks

    Mar 23, 2016
    The ever evolving and growing reach of media erases all borders and makes it possible to stay in tune with global occurrences.
    
    The Undying Inspiration by Santanu Dey
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    The Undying Inspiration by Santanu Dey

    Mar 23, 2016
    Happiness: It is not measurable, profitable, nor tradable. Yet, above everything else in the world, it is what people seek. They want to have happiness, and lots of it. But happiness, like air or water, is a hard thing to grasp in one’s hand.
    
    HIPA HAS ANNOUNCED THE WINNERS OF THE CONTEST’S FIFTH YEAR (HAPPINESS)
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    HIPA HAS ANNOUNCED THE WINNERS OF THE CONTEST’S FIFTH YEAR (HAPPINESS)

    Mar 21, 2016
    This year’s grand-prize winner is photographer Antonio Aragon Renuncio from Spain. For an amazing photography of a group of children play and run behind old motorcycle tyres in the red dusty dirt outside of an NGO clinic. Dodho Magazine, at the invitation of the organizers, traveled to Dubai to attend the prestigious ceremony of the fifth ‘Hamdan International Photography Award’. (HIPA)
    
    Interview with Lisa Bettany
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    Interview with Lisa Bettany

    Mar 21, 2016
    Lisa Bettany is a Canadian tech entrepreneur and one of the most influential photographers on the web. She is cofounder of the top-ranked photography iPhone app, Camera+ which has sold over 14 million copies and is the best-selling camera app of all-time.
    
    Peter Kemp – Little Stories
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    Peter Kemp – Little Stories

    Mar 21, 2016
    It all starts with the idea. I find inspiration by reading books, magazines or looking at the old paintings of the Dutch Master painters.
    
    
    English spring by Tomassco
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    English spring by Tomassco

    Mar 21, 2016
    My passion is photography! Now we a friends because you know my secret,so give me a hand and we walk around a "English spring"
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
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    A Tribute to Discomfort: Cory Richards

    Mar 9, 2016
    Blue Chalk worked with National Geographic Creative photographer and North Face athlete Cory Richards to create a promotional piece to demonstrate the scope of his work and the passion and athleticism that accompanies him in the field.
    
    Liv(ing) ….. Mov(ing) by Suvobroto Ray Chaudhuri
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    Liv(ing) ….. Mov(ing) by Suvobroto Ray Chaudhuri

    Mar 8, 2016
    
The past is a memory, something that has happened already. Although sometimes it can be difficult to move on, as after a painful event it is a waste of life span to spend too much time living with which is gone by.
    
    Kumbh mela Nights by Tomer Ifrah
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    Kumbh mela Nights by Tomer Ifrah

    Mar 8, 2016
    The Hindu pilgrimage “Kumbh mela” is one of the most ancient traditions of India. Maha Kumbh Mela is considered to be the largest religious gathering of people in the world
    
    
    Nothing Better to Do with My Time
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    Nothing Better to Do with My Time

    Mar 8, 2016
    Back in the middle/late 90s, I made an attempt to get into fashion photography. To that end I started working for new fashion and music magazines which were popping up in London at the time in order to get a fashion portfolio together.
    
    Displaced by Natan Dvir
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    Displaced by Natan Dvir

    Mar 3, 2016
    Violence has been considered an endemic feature of Colombian history. During the last few decades it has extended to all levels of society and the most remote corners of the country.
    
    
    Mayapuri Industrial Area by Giancarlo Zuccarone
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    Mayapuri Industrial Area by Giancarlo Zuccarone

    Mar 2, 2016
    This area, where once stood only a few small activities, now extends to a radius of more than 4 km and every day work there over 3000 workers who dismantle and reassemble all types of vehicles, and then resell them as new customers from all over the country.
    
    iTaiwan by Radu Diaconu
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    iTaiwan by Radu Diaconu

    Mar 1, 2016
    This project is the result of the 6 months that I lived in Taiwan in 2014 and 2015. My intent was to portray Taiwan through my iPhone, the iconic photography instrument that people use everyday to shoot their surroundings
    
    
    Christian Bragg : I wish to see where the winds meet
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    Christian Bragg : I wish to see where the winds meet

    Feb 18, 2016
    The micro-exhibition I wish to see where the winds meet is the story of a publication becoming an installation. For British photographer Christian Bragg (1979), Tumuult Studio, Berlin, and Atelier Helio’g, Paris, created two publications.
    
    David : Postcards from the black by Jim Mortram
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    David : Postcards from the black by Jim Mortram

    Feb 17, 2016
    I’d met Eugene in the street a couple of years ago. Her style standing out, looking like every woman I remember as a child in the 1970s. We would stop and talk whenever our paths crossed in town, until late last summer when Eugene disappeared.
    
    Belief by Natan Dvir
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    Belief by Natan Dvir

    Feb 15, 2016
    In this rapidly changing world in which career and financial successes are revered, perhaps even idolized, communities, as well as the concept of personal identities and how they are presented within society are greatly evolving.
    
    

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