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Michael Schnabel – Visual worlds
Michael Schnabel is a photographer whose creative ambitions are unusually demanding. His work is characterized by the complexity of its subject matter: a veritable world of motifs that he is capable of visualizing and realizing down to the last detail


Battleship by Vincent Debanne
Naumachia is a spectacle representing a mock sea fight which gave the Roman emperors in arena or basin water dug for that purpose. It seemed to me that we played today still, every summer


Marc Rogoff Photography
Marc originally trained as a Fashion designer and spent 25 years developing clothing brands around the world.


Borys Makary and the human nature
After graduation on Academy of Fine Arts he changes its way of looking on photography. Continuing the adventure of fashion photography, walking in the direction of conceptual photography






Roadside motel by Fang Tong
The “ Roadside motel” series is a continuation of last year's project “ On the Road”. Life is a journey. People always look around while they are on the road.

Sensual Fragments by Lorenzo Mancini
Sensual Fragments is meant to be an ode to sensuality in which the women is displayed in her purest form. As part of a minimalist approach, this series leaves no room for any tricks so as to focus only on the essential.

Streets of Manhattan; Billscapes by Lilyan Aloma
I began exploring the streets of Manhattan with my camera at the end of 2001. Manhattan, a place where styles intersect, decades collide and cultures converge as the numbers of buildings in our borough explode.






The human towers in Catalonia (known in Catalan as “Castells”) are traditionally built in festivities and competitions in the region of Catalonia, in Spain. During these events each team (known as “colla”) builds and dismantles its own human towers.






Amateur boxers; The fight by Lorenzo Masi
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.




Film camera; Cuba by Igor Askarov
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
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.



Five minutes with Dalia Fichmann
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.





Watchdog by Sophie Gamand
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
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
The Forgotten series was established this year. Presents people who became forgotten under the layers. Each photo represents other place and layer.


Winner Volume 1 – Dalia Fichmann
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.


Fantasy is my drug – Chiara Fersini
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?

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.