The Mayan People constitute about half of the population of Guatemala. The majority live in remote mountainous areas where they are left to live or die.
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Photography has become the lens through which we observe and analyze the evolution of architecture.
On Nov. 8, 2013, Typhoon Yolanda (International name: Typhoon Haiyan) hit the Philippines recorded as the most powerful tropical cyclone and deadliest typhoon.
Amateur boxers; The fight by Lorenzo Masi
Aug 14, 2014
Sweat and labour in intense daily training to get ready for what may be the last chance of a professional career.Leonard Bundu is an Italian boxer born, from a Sierra Leonese father and an Italian mother in Freetown, Sierra Leone, in 1974.
“Me, her and Tokyo” is a collection of images all shot on a Samsung Note II while roaming the streets of Tokyo, pushing my daughter in her pram with my wife at my side.
The setting is rural Japan in the middle of the night. The 100-year-old house stands nestled between mountains, bamboo, rice paddies and the sea. It is made of wood and filled with tatami mats and screens. Time passes slowly.
I’ve been photographing dance for 16 years, and now came the moment for this joy to be converted to an aura of energy of the naked body.
Film camera; Cuba by Igor Askarov
Aug 8, 2014
The sharpest impression of Cuba I've got, was an impression of running after two black guys, who tried to hide in Havana's alleys with my camera. It was on the second day of my stay on the island.
Mandala by Luigi Bussolati
Aug 7, 2014
A selection of uncut flowers. Like a mandala constructing beauty before it is swept away. We follow the spiral down to the nucleus and its impulse to return us to the world.
Drawn from visits to the coast around his east coast home, Going Coastal is a record of my response to the ocean and the ever-changing coastal environment.
This series of photographs presents a love story that passes through different stages until it reaches to the stability and emotional maturity that we all crave for in a relationship.
Five minutes with Dalia Fichmann
Aug 6, 2014
I never planned to become a photographer it came naturally. I spent a lot of time participating at dog sports contests. Watching and participating alone was too boring there is always a lot of waiting time.
What is it that attracts me to intersections, it is the story or actually multiple stories happening at once. What is the person thinking where are the going?
Frozen situation the set is called of photography collection that use from documentary and montage method of photography. This collection can be study of two viewpoint: Photographic & Semantically .
Scarification is the practice of performing a superficial incision in the human skin. Social scarification has an ancient origin. It is common practice in Africa (especially in West Africa), where it replaced tattoos that show poorly on dark skin
Roy Hessing is a Dutch photographer, based in Munich. He made a photo series of plant seeds in motion, combining steady light with flash light.
Watchdog by Sophie Gamand
Aug 1, 2014
Watchdogs are dogs used to protect a person or property against threats. The use of guarding dogs originates over thousands of years ago.
Moscow Metro by Tomer Ifrah
Jul 31, 2014
Israeli photographer Tomer Ifrah (b. 1981) photographed scenes from the Moscow metro, a vast and bustling transportation network which slices through the echelons of society, carrying an average of 6.5 million passengers daily.
Forgotten by Maria Svarbova
Jul 30, 2014
The Forgotten series was established this year. Presents people who became forgotten under the layers. Each photo represents other place and layer.
Infrared images are surely something attractive, something that normal people can easily appreciate without being professionals and are a wonderful way to “see” this world with different eyes.
Winner Volume 1 – Dalia Fichmann
Jul 29, 2014
I was allowed to accompany an avalanche dog team for a day up in the mountains in Melchsee Frutt, Switzerland. It was a great desire of the dog handlers, to have some action shots from there dogs. So I made a few snapshots of the dogs in action during the training.
Enjoying a cup of well-roasted coffee in the morning once adding two spoons of finest crystal white sugar while in a workplace seems like a routine in most countries in the world. In the sugar refining process, factories use sulphur dioxide.
Fantasy is my drug – Chiara Fersini
Jul 28, 2014
Fantasy is my drug. The world today is so grey and sad, and fantasy is the only thing that makes me see something different and good. It can also make people more optimistic. How could the world have evolved without fantasy?
Yo No Hablo Español by Christopher Morris
Jul 28, 2014
In 2011, photographer Christopher Morris returned to Central North Mexico, capturing the banality of the everyday and giving it a sense of dignity. In his forthcoming exhibition, Yo No Hablo Español (I Don’t Speak Spanish), he reveals the resolute pride of landscapes and life in a parched Mexico rarely glimpsed.
The words I never said to you. The words I wanted to say. The unmeaning sense of those words that I never had the opportunity to tell.
Warren Zelman – Documental Photography
Jul 11, 2014
There is an overwhelming amount of images documenting the hardships and obstacles in the way of successful implementation of education systems. It is all too easy to fall into the trap of focusing on the tremendous poverty and how it so visually striking.
Rainier School by Steve Davis
Jul 11, 2014
The Rainier School is a state operated institution for the developmentally disabled, not far from Seattle at the base of beautiful Mount Rainier. The school at the Rainier School disappeared years ago.
"Deep In A Dream - Sheep Meadow" is a portfolio that I started in 2006 but ultimately shelved because of my discomfort taking such intimate & vulnerable pictures of people while they were completely unaware.
Robert Hutinski – Ecce Homo or a problem of individual consciousness and the universality
Jul 10, 2014
The world is not static; it is not a given. Consciousness is not static and it is not a given either.
Gaia by Jérémy Clausse
Jul 9, 2014
Welcome in the geography of the variable-geometry exile. He will not tell you where from he goes, he will not tell you where he goes... Difficult in these cases there to present he.
Five minutes with Philippe Mougin
Jul 7, 2014
I process the films at home and then scan them. I work on an image for a few weeks or a few months thinking about how i wish the final image to appear.
The photography of Jaime Travezan
Jul 4, 2014
While studying architecture in my hometown, Lima, I got a job as a journalist in a local newspaper.
I, me and my city Balarka Brahma
Jul 4, 2014
The city of joy is not my birthplace. I came here as a migrant from a small town to search for a better future, better education and a better life. From then to now the city has changed drastically. And so it has within my mind and soul.
Sixty year old flamenco dancer with energy of a savage, but self-conscious young girl. She teaches dance in Jerez de la Frontera. Together with musicians plays, sings and dances for public under the eye of a mysterious master.
Nothing About Me by Simona Bonanno
Jul 2, 2014
Like spying through a keyhole, I project myself into the lives of the passengers and crew of a big cruise ship. Through my camera I observe this multitude of people, always the same and always different, giving rise to a huge and cosmopolite isolated society on the seas.
A city with rich history is still standing tall in modern India. A city, which is considered much older than history itself with ancient river ghats, narrow alleys, classical art and music, is a perfect symbolization of India’s rich culture.
Five minutes with Ronny Behnert
Jun 30, 2014
I can say that I always took photos as often as I was able too. Practicing photography with all your passion all the time is the best way to find your own style.
Yucel Basoglu : Fine Art Photography
Jun 30, 2014
I think black and white photography is the best technique that shows you the purity in human and in nature.
Lost and found by Atish Saha
Jun 30, 2014
I have never seen dead bodies piled up by the side of the road before. Bodies like rice dropped from a bag.
Five minutes with Sonja Hesslow
Jun 20, 2014
Some times I just make something spontaneously in my living room just because I want to create something new and just have fun
A generation who lives between past and present. I'm truly fascinated by these old and smarty people that, more than all of us, lives constantly switching from the old era to our now, trying to move with the times, protecting themselves in their timeless world.
Born in Lima, Peru in 1978 Vanessa Colareta lives and works in Madrid. In 2013 she was named Still Life Professional Photographer of the Year at the Sony World Photography Awards, London.
Five minute with Djeneba Aduayom
Jun 19, 2014
So my ideal photographic situation would be to shoot on an amazing location a beautiful or interesting subject! Because some places are unbelievable and have a story of their own.
“Our own Individual New York” is a set of photos displaying the ‘individual’ within his/her space in the city … or perhaps about the city and the space left for the individual.
Five minutes with Dina Oganova
Jun 18, 2014
I think a lot of people and a lot of things inspired me and will inspire all the time, because without it…its impossible to be.
Minimalism architecture : Mihai Florea
Jun 18, 2014
I consider myself a minimalist architectural and photographer with a desire to create abstract images from the reality surrounding me.
War Phones by Henry Hargreaves
Jun 18, 2014
During the Vietnam nearly all US soldier carried a Zippo lighter. As the soldiers were initially forbidden from modifying the exterior of their uniform they would use engrave their lighters
Armenia was for me a real discover, with its oen wounds and its history, its bittersweet land, its proud, open and vital people. I felt as if Armenia asked me to go back many times, I traveled the whole country, walked around, met people who were willing to share their stories.