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    HIPA to launch Photo Gallery and Tom Ang workshops in Philippines
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    HIPA to launch Photo Gallery and Tom Ang workshops in Philippines

    May 12, 2015
    The Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award (HIPA) will launch a photo gallery in the SM Aura Premier shopping mall in the Filipino capital, Manila, showcasing winners and finalists from the 4th season of competition ‘Life in Colour’.
    
    Amri Arfianto Photography
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    Amri Arfianto Photography

    May 12, 2015
    My current job is full time employee in Emirates Groups. In 2008 when I first bought DSLR I just think photography as hobby and my passion.I don’t decide yet which photography genre I will go for seriously.
    
    Exhibition of Herb Ritts: Work
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    Exhibition of Herb Ritts: Work

    May 12, 2015
    Herb Ritts (1952–2002) was a leading American fashion photographer of the 1980s and 1990s, known for his beautifully printed, formally bold, and sensual black-and-white images of supermodels
    
    Looking at the world: Pierre Gable
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    Looking at the world: Pierre Gable

    May 11, 2015
    Looking at the world, children focus their attention on details. For most of us, these fragments are trivial. Kids can’t have an all-embracing view, for the world around them is too abstract, too wide.
    
    
    
    Victoria Art : 8 stories Vivienne
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    Victoria Art : 8 stories Vivienne

    May 5, 2015
    I'm a photographer Victoria Art from Kiev, Ukraine. I am inspired by talented people and photography "8 stories Vivienne", was devoted to rethinking creativity British designer Vivienne Westwood.
    
    
    Jungle of Papua; Korowais by Martin Gros
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    Jungle of Papua; Korowais by Martin Gros

    May 5, 2015
    The Korowais, a society company at the ancient culture in which we live in the trees of a forest that protects and nourishes. Discovered in 1974, the semi-nomadic tribe operates in near autarky in the dense jungle of Papua.
    
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    Heart of Africa

    May 5, 2015
    This film is an abstract composite of my memories and experiences from a trip to Rwanda and Uganda a couple of years ago. It was nothing at all like what I expected.
    
    Chess Portraits by Francesco Ridolfi
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    Chess Portraits by Francesco Ridolfi

    May 4, 2015
    Often, inside each one of us, opposing drives make themselves felt and alternate within as light illuminates and shadow darkens our minds. Black and White. Good plays Evil. Chess figures offer an opportunity to explore this dualism.
    
    
    Street Photography by Paola Saetti
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    Street Photography by Paola Saetti

    May 4, 2015
    My reference field in the photography is the street, the people and the scenes that take place in it. I can say that I use the camera to record what is going on inside me, through what my eyes see I try to compose an image which best reflects my mood.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Pagan Lovesong by Francesco Merlini
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    Pagan Lovesong by Francesco Merlini

    May 1, 2015
    I’ve never done many fashion assignments; usually it’s something that bores me since it’s all about creating fake situations that are aesthetically pleasant.
    
    Dreams; Les Mémoires by Sergen Sehitoglu
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    Dreams; Les Mémoires by Sergen Sehitoglu

    May 1, 2015
    "Les Mémoires” is the first series of mine, which is going back to the roots. The photos consist of the superposing dreams of thousands and me where we studied from the age of eleven to nineteen in Saint Joseph High School.
    
    Google Street View; Lost highway by by Florian Ruiz
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    Google Street View; Lost highway by by Florian Ruiz

    May 1, 2015
    The access of the deserted roads across the 20km exclusion zone around the Fukushima’s nuclear plant is forbidden. Here, inspiring myself from the ready-made artwork, I sought to test the bounds of photography by using Google Street View images taken after the accident as an artistic material.
    
    Belfast Photo Festival : Portfolio Review´s
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    Belfast Photo Festival : Portfolio Review´s

    May 1, 2015
    Belfast Photo Festival presents a day of one on one portfolio reviews with Irish, British and International experts. The purpose of these reviews are to provide both photographers and artists working with photography the opportunity to meet one on one with professional from the UK, Europe and America.
    
    Édition POPCAP : Contemporary African photography
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    Édition POPCAP : Contemporary African photography

    May 1, 2015
    Édition POPCAP is a limited photography edition comprising works from the winners of POPCAP, the piclet.org prize for contemporary African photography. The edition will be presented to the public for the first time from May 1–3
    
    
    Animate stories; Endless Book by Dina Belenko
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    Animate stories; Endless Book by Dina Belenko

    Apr 29, 2015
    My name is Dina and I tell animate stories about inanimate objects”. I'm a person with little paper cities, sugar cubes, moon from polymer clay, doll's miniatures, broken cups, handmade Rube Goldberg machine, repainted puzzles, wire trees, cardboard dragons and spilled coffee.
    
    
    
    
    Fotofestiwal 2015
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    Fotofestiwal 2015

    Apr 23, 2015
    We open up in Łódź (Poland) on May 28th and we will be watching, celebrating, listening and discussing until 7th of June.
    
    
    In Service by Julia Fullerton-Batten
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    In Service by Julia Fullerton-Batten

    Apr 22, 2015
    During the Edwardian era in Britain (1901 to 1911) over 1.5 million men and women were employed as servants in the homes of the wealthy. Being ‘In Service’ was a way to escape poverty, but it was not the relatively comfortable life frequently illustrated in today’s media.
    
    
    
    Paradise Lost by Marcin Owczarek
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    Paradise Lost by Marcin Owczarek

    Apr 22, 2015
    The Book of Genesis describes the biblical 'Garden of Eden' (Paradise) which was created by God for the the first man and woman - Adam and Eve.
    
    
    
    
    London Underground; Surreal Line by Yusuf Ozkizil
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    London Underground; Surreal Line by Yusuf Ozkizil

    Apr 16, 2015
    The Surreal Line came about during another project to document my trips on the London Underground. At the time, I'd only recently developed an interest in photography, and always had my camera with me, ready for opportunities to take photos during my tube commutes.
    
    Bauhaus by Ralph Gräf
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    Bauhaus by Ralph Gräf

    Apr 16, 2015
    Since my first visit in Dessau I’m fascinated by ”Bauhaus“ architecture. Dessau is an industrial city in the German federal state of Saxony-Anhalt and it is famous for its UNESCO world heritage ”Bauhaus“ buildings.
    
    Suburban Observations by Nathan Wirth
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    Suburban Observations by Nathan Wirth

    Apr 16, 2015
    The suburbs often feel somewhat soulless, even heartless-- in spite of the fact that they often have, rather curiously, so many trees lining their streets and decorating the yards of their cookie cutter houses
    
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    From Sea to Shining

    Apr 16, 2015
    On October 6th, 2010, Juno award winning, Canadian Jazz greats David Braid (piano) and Phil Nimmons (clarinet) improvised some wonderful
    
    
    
    Documentary photographer; Hazaribagh by Kosuke Ryujin
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    Documentary photographer; Hazaribagh by Kosuke Ryujin

    Apr 14, 2015
    Hazaribagh in Bangladesh isone of the most polluted places in the world. The city, situated in the southwest of Dhaka, is an industrial area that flourished as a result of its leather industry which dates back to the pre-independence East Pakistan era.
    
    Life: Born in A Slum by Saikat Mojumder
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    Life: Born in A Slum by Saikat Mojumder

    Apr 14, 2015
    Sajila is a working mother living in wretched conditions at the Korail slum, the largest and most populated urban slum located in the capital city of Dhaka. She resides there with her husband, mother-in-law and three children.
    
    
    

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