Dodho Magazine – Page 81

Distant places; Japan by Claudio Beffa

Jan 21, 2015

In the last three years we've discovered many of the wonders of Honshu island, from the natural beauties of Kamikochi and Kumano Kodo, to the artistic treasures of Kyoto, Tottori-ken and Hyogo-ken, not leaving ignored the technology and lifestyle of Tokyo and Osaka.

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Thom Pierce – Andriesvale : A Portrait of South Africa’s First People

Jan 21, 2015

In 1995 a group of traditional Khoi-San Bushmen made a claim to the South African government for the return of the land from which their ancestors were forcibly moved to make way for the Gemsbok National Park.

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6 Things You Can Learn From An Online Psychic Reading

Jan 21, 2015

Have you ever considered getting a psychic reading? If yes, you're probably interested in finding out what an online psychic reading can be used for.

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Poetic evocation; Rolling Blackout by Philippe Guionie

Jan 21, 2015

I walk amidst the acrid dust of the working-class district of Mardjandaffack, I meet people’s gaze; I glimpse white silhouettes.

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Coltan and manganese; War for minerals by Erberto Zani

Jan 19, 2015

D.R. Congo, North Kivu. Coltan and manganese, are rare metals used to make mobile phones and computers. The market value is so high as to have aroused the interest of criminal organizations

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Soft darkness and absence: Dante Guthrie Photography

Jan 19, 2015

This is a collection of work from 2014 that was taken in Europe and Canada. They are from various projects consisting of an overarching theme of soft darkness and absence, with the relationship between humanity and nature also being explored.

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Dubai: Abandoned by Richard Allenby

Jan 16, 2015

In the year 2017 Dubai was abandoned by all but a small number of Bedouin origin families. Before leaving, the caretakers of the UAE's zoos, wildlife parks and private animal collections opened the gates and cages of their facilities.

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collateral human experiments by Valentina Malavenda

Jan 16, 2015

This led me to choose how training the Art Institute where I learned my first bases of drawing and art in general, then i have deepened my knowledge in a more free and independent.

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Surreal landscapes ; The negative aspects of things by Stefano Bonazzi

Jan 14, 2015

Stefano Bonazzi is a self-taught web designer, writer and digital artist from Ferrara, (Italy).

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Un Natural Bestiary by Andrea Alessio

Jan 14, 2015

In this work Andrea Alessio collects, as in an ancient bestiary, a series of animal images. The forest does not frighten modern man anymore. Its sinister night calls no longer stalk the minds of children.

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Moscow White Dreams By Rosa Rodriguez

Jan 14, 2015

Russia has undergone a radicalchange over the last two decades. It has changed from being a socialist state-‐run system, with central planning based on cooperatives,to a market economy. The result of this transition has been the emergence of two social strata

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Documentary Photography; The courage Mother by James Duong

Jan 12, 2015

In the beginning of 1962, there was a battle between American and Vietnamese Military in the border of Vietnam and Cambodia. Huong, a 10 year old girl Cambodian, lost her family and ran away from the chaos.

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Bernhard Lang specializes in Aerial Photography.

Jan 12, 2015

Since 2010 he is working on his project Aerial Views, photographing numerous sceneries from above like container harbors, beach resorts, coal mines, soccer fields, …

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Jeff Alu ; Between documentary and a semi-dreamlike state

Jan 12, 2015

My shooting style is very spontaneous. Very rarely do I plan anything out, and it’s the element of surprise and discovery that drives me forward. While I do enjoy traveling distances to obtain my shots,

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Sonia Arata Director of Red Stamp Art Gallery

Jan 9, 2015

Red Stamp Art Gallery shows and deals with contemporary art of selected Italian and international artists: it's not focused on a specific gendre, but goes in the direction of a open approach to the various disciplines,

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Portraits of the New Parisians by Victor Guerin

Jan 9, 2015

For as long as I can remember, I was always the one taking photos of my family and friends at parties and family reunions, using a disposable camera or an old, cheap 35mm. I just wanted to cover the walls of my bedroom, with photos of happy moments and memories.

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Chatting with Adrien Tache

Jan 8, 2015

When I was much younger, I came across the famous picture of Nick Ut, a Vietnamese war photographer, which left a mark on me.

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Anita Balogh; Portrait Photography

Jan 8, 2015

I've been interested in photography for ten years, I was constantly searching for the iconic photographers. In my view people's real insight cannot be formed without a basic knowledge of photography.

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Aged architecture; Electric memory by Anastasia Sofos

Jan 8, 2015

The digital, color and black and white photographs follow my travels through San Francisco, London, India and Mojave Desert in Ca. Aged architecture, historic sites and light falling on city streets at night echo a timeless and thoughtful moment in otherwise mundane seeming subjects

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Christopher Lin, Co-Founder to SLR Lounge

Jan 5, 2015

SLR Lounge is an online community for photographers featuring industry news, tutorials, and inspiration. We are also the go-to source for comprehensive yet intuitive premium workshops and resources.

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Seductive power; The Idol by Lionel Arnaudie

Jan 5, 2015

The figure of the idol has a mesmerizing and seductive power. The admiring crowd raises him or her to a higher rank, and turns the idol into an object of worship and contemplation. The Idol series shows the special relationship between these two parties, and focuses on its passionate and destructive nature.

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Christian Richter ; A self taught photographer

Jan 5, 2015

I usually travel around Europe to achieve these atmospheric photographs, although it is quite difficult to find great places with the right lighting and the right moment. The work presented here is an ongoing project.

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Liquid Identities – International experimental video-art festival

Jan 2, 2015

Call for artists: LIQUID IDENTITIES – Bangkok International experimental video-art festival EXTENDED Deadline: February 18, 2015 International ArtExpo is selecting all interesting video/short films to include in the next 2015 exhibition: LIQUID IDENTITIES, international experimental video-art festival which will be held in Bangkok (Thailand) at The Ferry Gallery, from the 07th to the 14th of March 2015. The event will be curated by Arch. Luca Curci (Founder of LUCA CURCI ARCHITECTS, International ArtExpo and It’s...

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The Photography of Florin Ion Firimitã

Dec 12, 2014

When I finished my first novel, about one year ago, besides a sense of relief (I spent over a decade working on it), I wondered if there were any readers left in the world. At a very basic level, my book is a story about a photographer who needs a rebirth.

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Black and white; Dark City by Arnaud Bertrande

Dec 10, 2014

"Dark City" is a series in black and white on the theme of the city. The work on light and shadow draws the black areas of the imagination with subtlety

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Asian megacities; Mass Culture by Laurent Baillet

Dec 10, 2014

The series “Mass Culture” was shot in several Asian megacities. It questions the model of mass culture and its effect on the individuality of each of us.

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Composition, light and focus; Mikael Ackelman

Dec 10, 2014

From the very first instant that I looked through the viewfinder, I was captivated by the frame. The endless possibilities of composition, light and to shift focus. In many ways I think of an image as a concentration of life within borders.

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Fine Art Photography; Allegorical landscapes by Robb Johnson

Dec 9, 2014

I work with the Journey we all go on which is universal yet extremely personal; in a figurative mode of expression, conveying a meaning other than the literal.

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Visual poetry; DreamWorld by Sarah Allegra

Dec 9, 2014

DreamWorld began one long, sleepless night while I tossed and turned with the frequent insomnia I struggle with. As I lay there not sleeping, I had a vision of a magical person in charge of sleep and dreams and as I continued to not sleep, more characters came to me.

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Human body : Haunted Souls by Andreas Theologitis

Dec 7, 2014

The latest from Andreas Theologitis is a study of the human body. His photographic work turns insistently around the exploration of particular aspects of the nude, where aesthetics are combined with an almost ideological dimension.

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Surreal photography; Dream scraps by Tamás Ambrits

Dec 5, 2014

Tamás Ambrits is a member of Associaton of Hungarian Photographers. He lives and works in the westernmost town of Hungary, called Sopron.

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African ex-soldiers; The rifleman & the three rivers by Philippe Guionie

Dec 5, 2014

The First and Second World Wars, Madagascar, Indochina, Algeria – so many conflicts in which the African / North African ex-soldiers played an important part.

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Giovanni Maw : Landscapes photography, The search for the perfect light

Dec 5, 2014

In my pictures I try to capture not only the beauty of the landscape, but mainly the surreal atmosphere that often it creates. Many times, shooting with some friends, I wonder: what is the reality ? what I can see or the others’ point of view?

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Five minutes with Floriane de Lassée

Dec 4, 2014

I shot black and white traditional for more than 10 years (since I was 14’). Since ever, I do staged photography in studio or outside.

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Rural communities; The Chicken’s View by Francisco Alcalá

Dec 4, 2014

Every day people from small rural communities come –sometimes with long and exhausting journeys- to the main market in San Cristobal de las Casas Chiapas to sell their chickens.

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Athens fish & meat market by Milos Bicanski

Dec 4, 2014

At the Athens Central Market, the air rings with the cries of traders hawking their wares. “Red mullet, fresh red mullet,” they call out to passersby. “Hello, my friend! Fresh meat, good price!” The current building housing the city’s main fish and meat market

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Underwater photography; The confession of a shark by Emilio Barillaro

Dec 3, 2014

The Confession of a Shark is a tale. A tale of suspended characters and frozen scenes, fixed points of view and stopped sceneries. The atmosphere is at the same time relaxed and intent, there is the hint of an action, concealed and withheld. An action stopped in the fraction of second which could sign its end or its start, suspended in the doubt of a resolution or of a departure. This tale never repeats itself,...

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Election campaigns; Wahl Kampf Ritual by Bernd Arnold

Dec 3, 2014

The election campaigns for the German Bundestag are an ideal occasion to explore strategies of production and self-production across all political parties. It is a work about the endeavour of shading light on the precisely calculated gestures of the actors of these public orchestration, their success in radiate aspects of power and its fascination.

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Body and senses; Urban Yoga by Anja Humljan

Dec 3, 2014

It is not yoga as such. It is an architectural experiment changing the way we experience every day situations in an urban environment by focusing on our body and senses. The goal of The Urban Yoga is to develop a method for designing space based on subconscious sensory experience.

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Five minutes with Anik Rahman

Dec 2, 2014

The best technique about my work is my eye. I try to make the photos just what I see. I talk with people a lot to know their story.

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Fight clubs; Kushti Wrestling by Erberto Zani

Dec 2, 2014

Kolkata, India: Kusthi is an ancient form of wrestling, three thousand years old. Fight clubs are rough, poor, "old school" style without new technologies, just training and sweat. And red arena, of course, because the wrestlers fight on sacred red soil.

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Coastlines and landscapes; Monochromes by Konrad Baranowski

Dec 2, 2014

Monochromes is a personal project which is a collection of images taken over the years in various places starting from my hometown area, travel destinations to the countries I resided at the time.

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Chatting with Romeo

Dec 1, 2014

When a photo contains in itself elements that touch the consciousness or the imagination of the viewer, that image will become memorable for them.

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Imaginary worlds; Symbiosis by Andrea Costantini

Dec 1, 2014

She can be Mother or stepmother, uncontaminated or sick but mankind is always obliged to establish a relationship with Mother Nature.

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The art of photography; Christopher Robert

Dec 1, 2014

Growing up, I was lucky enough to spend a couple of years driving around Australia with my mum, dad and sister. Naturally, I fell in love with the outdoors and still feel a strong connection with everything this incredible country has to offer.

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Susan Baraz, Head of jury of IPA and Co-Chair of the Lucie Awards

Nov 21, 2014

The International Photo Awards is just what it sounds like-a competition of photography entries submitted from around the world that various jurors go through, vote on, and select the winning images in several different fields.

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iPhone Photography; Passing Praise & Prosperity by Star Rush

Nov 21, 2014

"Towns are like people. Old ones often have character, the new ones are interchangeable," Wallace Stegner, American writer. I'm not convinced of Stegner's point about new places, because I'm working out what I think about "character" and changeability.

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Beautiful moments; The R1000 Photo Project by Andrei Baciu

Nov 21, 2014

There are moments in the fierce – and so much the more beautiful – battle with the self (Gosh, what an outdated and pathetic phrase, isn’t it? Yet, using any other one would mean self-betrayal) when you feel that the road ahead is leading inevitably to a dead end.

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