Life is sometimes very demanding and cruel. Still we have to move on in search of oasis. These kids are the oasis ans motivating factors to their parents. Their parents are migrants brickfield workers .
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Katharina Fitz was born in 1985 in Austria, currently working and living as a photographer in Berlin.
I am a 33-year-old engineer, born in Milano, Italy. I have always enjoyed travelling, but it’sseven years ago, when I moved to Australia and was captivated by its breathtaking landscapes, that I really fell in love with photography.
I’m a Seattle, USA based photographer, writer, journalist and filmmaker. I started taking pictures as a hobby when I was a teenager and continued as a student journalist in high school and college.
Ronny Behnert was born in Luckenwalde, a small city in the south of Berlin, Germany. Since 1989 he lives and works in Berlin but during this time he had his second home in Frankfurt
I can't see without my camera. I'm blind except for when I look through a lens. The world is black, I bump into walls, cross crowded streets.
"Dramagraphies". A series of selfportraits of Michel Lagarde. I'm not a photographer in the customary meaning of the word. I'm not taking pictures of the existing reality.
Driving a car from Seattle, Washington to Deer Isle, Maine feels like eating a hamburger as a main course and Chinese hot pot for dessert. It was quite an amazing tour one that opened my eyes to how diverse this country could be.
We are guided by the forces that don’t have any conscious control to them, We will know our identity by the others And we can’t be achieve full self-consciousness and little by little convert to the single and unidentified creatures.
The landscape photography is one of my favorites. In my homeland Tyrol there are numerous motives, the mountain scenery is a gorgeous setting . The backpack packed i hike early in the morning to the mountains to catch the best light .
Since I was young I obsessively wanted to capture most moments of my life.
Dominic Rouse was born in England in 1959. His career began in photojournalism in 1977 and has progressed through various stages into the world of fine art.
Dr. Akira TAKAUE is an International Award-Winning Photographer. Fortunately experiencing precious opportunities to visit various places around the world for business trip,
I'm an American artist who currently resides in Hungary. For the past several years I've lived and photographed in Europe with my wife, Sarah.
My work is a response to the ongoing and unresolved environmental concerns of the 21st century: the changing weather patterns, disappearing ice, rising sea levels, deforestation, pollution etc.
Photo series "Territory" is focused on boundaries between the public and the private space in the urban landscape which is related to specifics of vision and perception.
Think less and feel more! The perfect picture does not necessarily mean the perfect pose ! focus on spontaneity, synergy with the model!
Big Appetites (2003-present) is a a series of fine art photographs that features tiny, meticulously hand-painted figures photographed against real food environments.
The most interesting work For me is Photography And My Best Friend is My Camera
I still remember the first time I visited the floating city almost two decades ago. At that time, nothing could have prepared me for the surrealistic view of a city rising from the water.
Lost in the mountains latent echo, in its overwhelming vastness and on the cold peaks covered by ice and snow, where the spirit flows like water into the rocks and releases from the imposed prison...
I have been inspired by Willian Eggleston, Thomas Struth, Richard Avedon and Irving Penn.
This small body of work holds special meaning to me. After an event in my life in 2011, I stopped photographing for almost one year, despondent and unable to pick up my camera.
My pictures are rather a record of impression, colors, flashing lights than the encyclopedic documentation. I'm trying to get as many effects at once while taking photos.
There is a 1922 photograph, taken by Man Ray, portraying the nude of the model-muse-of-artists Kiki de Montparnasse. Her body, which is inclined backwards, is framed—slightly foreshortened—emphasizing the full curve of her thighs.
I have been photographing for 5-6 years now and I am happy and grateful to have felt the same passion along the way. It's a wonderful medium, which enables me to interpret feelings and experiences, present them visually and hope that they might evoke emotions in the viewer to
I started taking photos with a dusty old cam from the attic. I like Black and White and the look of old photos and movies. Beside Music and Painting, photography has always been part of my creative life. Most of my images are taken digital, but I still use analog cams from time to time.
When I have a scene framed, and measured, and I press the shutter, that sound, that “click” has always hypnotized me ever since I was little
I entered the world of photography and of the magic lens at a time when the real world, the world I was living in, didn’t offer me the freedom I needed. I had taken my degree, I was a psychologist and I felt like I wasn’t really myself, like that world wasn’t mine…
Like any other photographer who pursues art, I try to bring something personal to every photo I take.
After that I came back to my birth place, Provence and decided to keep doing photography, but professionally. Now I am registered as independent artist in France.
Born (1958) and raised in Switzerland (Zurich and Geneva). Master of Laws in Geneva. Since 1991, Gerald lives between Lisbon, Portugal and Switzerland.
Daily struggle portrays the interior lives of wrestlers in Guatemala. To the local culture, these men are considered "stars" and role models. They live dual lives: as parents that support their families and as "idols or demons" for their fans that follow them every weekend.
The centre of Athens, as I first remember it, was full of life. During the period before the Olympic Games, there was great development. All this happened within a few years. It was as if the city put on new clothes.
I’m also working on a photo reportage about evictions which are going on now in Hungary because of the bank loans. I’m especially interested in social topics. With this series of photographs ‘’Working class’’ I want to show people in their working environment.
I’m a self-taught Fine Art and Fashion photographer based in London, UK. I had started photography a little over a year ago and it has become an active hobby of mine.
New generation in Georgia.First generation living after disintegration Soviet Union.They are in their own rooms,their own space and talking about their life.
A young man somehow managed to get hold of his mobile phone to give his mother a last call. A woman took out her ID card and held on to it firmly, so at least her body could be identified for her children.
Earlier works of young and talented author, publishing under name Maria Svarbova are resembling a dream like reality with elements of surrealism and Art Nouveau. Her latest photographs focus on delivering a message and triggering feelings with focus on minimalism and purity.
Violinist by profession, it was through his career in music that Sébastien Grébille got his start in photography. Portraying the emotion, the technique and the power of great classical performers became a necessity.
As a passionate photographer, I used to follow many websites and photoblogs to learn new techniques and also just for the love of photography.
I’m 50 , French, I live in Reunion Island, which is a small French overseas territory close to Mauritius and Madagascar.
Georgia is a small country. It is located on the border of Europe and Asia on the coast of Black sea. Formerly part of the Soviet Union, it borders Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan And Armenia.
Amanda’s photographs have been shown in New York, Chicago, Rhode Island, and Louisiana. She has also been published in American Photography 25 and 28. She currently resides in Brooklyn, N.Y, where she works as a freelance photographer.
A thin and an invisible ice layer, which makes the free movement difficult and damages our self-confidence to choose a direction. An invisible barrier which has a fearful influence on us when moving from one place to another. Leaning in a kind of imaginary wall which makes our path easier and which makes decisions for us.
It was explained to me that in a town called Nome there were still men who hunted gold in ways not so dissimilar from 150 years ago. This gold however, was not found in rivers or within mountains
The Azores are an archipelago in the North Atlantic that consists of nine small islands. The smallest, Corvo (Raven), is only 17 km2 and has about 400 inhabitants.
Bagrad Badalian is a 25 year old armenian photographer and visual artist living between Paris and Brussels.A photographer and a frequent traveller, Bagrad has already carved a niche for himself for his seemingly different images, which are tailor-made to adorn exhibits.
