In the limbo of post-puberty the revelation is the highly sensitive form of vulnerability. Bodily-change and self-confidence go along the dangerous path of realization of one‘s identity
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I am trying to visualize the ominous, the bizarre and the cinematic around me through my own lens and following my own rules.
Tom Fallon Photography
Mar 19, 2014
Aside from photography I have had too many hobbies to list, my best friend as my life partner and 4 magical little critters called children. Like hobbies, I have too many jobs to list.
Morten Germund: Shadow City,Mumbai
Mar 18, 2014
Dharavi, Mumbai, is one of the largest slum areas in the world. With an estimated one million inhabitants living on two square kilometers it's an area densely populated. Situated in the heart of Mumbai's mega city
The Italian artistic photographer, Simone Zeffiro, has selected a series of black and white photographs from his recent archive to show our readers how powerful and poetic a monochromatic image can be.
These images represent life on the road with various musical groups I have traveled with. Whether it’s in a tour bus, a random midwestern motel room, backstage at a venue, or the vulnerability of a perceived icon,
Omri Talmor: Far beyond my personal story
Mar 17, 2014
I am a strong believer in the ability of documentary photography to serve not just as a tool which represents the functionality of one structure or another but also as a means of expressing social views and political stance.
Frederick van Heerden Lives in South Africa. He has a passion & love for nature & the wildlife in Africa. He captures the beauty of creation through his lens.
Morten Germund – Bring me home, Ohio
Mar 7, 2014
In a home on a hill in McArthur, Ohio lives three boys; Robert, Dylan and Jimmy, who are all adopted and now brothers. Their backgrounds are different, but still the same.
I'm a freelance photographer living actually near from Lausanne in Switzerland. In 2006 I decided to create a new photographic project called « l’âme de fond »
My biggest project until now is my work about Dubai. In 2012 I spent five days there and then worked for 5 month on a book and website about my images and my experience.
I like to explore the ordinary urban landscape, because whatever ugly city we designed, and we did a lot of ugly constructions in France since the 1950’s,
Sophie Gamand is a French photographer living and working in New York. Since 2011, with both a documentary and artistic approaches,
A sight for sore eyes by Einar Sira
Mar 4, 2014
My big project is called «a sight for sore eyes» its all about death, decay in its different stages.
As an Israeli my perception is chaotic; composed of mediated American culture, desert landscapes of childhood, and war, which became integral in my life. I was trained to see and understand the world through photographs.
The most sorrowful songs of humans would be composed when your are hanged on the rope of time, between the ground and the air, yesterday and today, with a cold smile on your face and with a distressed mind
Neo-Burlesque by Leland Bobbé
Mar 1, 2014
The power of neo-burlesque is rooted in the charisma the performer exerts over the audience. On stage, the artist controls the illusion of what is and is not revealed.
In 2013 I created my project called Dream Series. This project represents the escape from reality into a dream
A great deal of my photography starts from a desire to describe the individual person in settings where he or she is alone and private. The point of departure is not a pose but to take pictures of peoples lives with all the little things we each do.
Logbook by Yanina Boldyreva
Feb 25, 2014
This project shows space surrounding me as the post-apocalyptic world. It has people, architecture, and only separate ruins which jut out of a ground indicate the past developments.
In this conceptual project I have tried to capture impressions and different moods from the country of Brandenburg in analog black and white photographies.
Absence of Water is a photographic project which documents the state of decay of some baths, pools and lidos in the United Kingdom.
My family roots back to England, but I was born in Israel. I was a child on a fence; a daughter to a migrating family. The house within culturally stayed European but outside was the Israeli controversial culture.
It’s a privilege to photograph the same timeless surroundings from which Renaissance Masters once drew inspiration.Every time I visit Tuscany, I expect its beauty to have succumbed to the trappings of modernity and tourism.
The amount of water used by humans has tripled since 1950, and irrigated cropland has doubled. About one-fifth of the worlds population lacks sufficient water, a figure that could reach 40 percent by 2025 by some estimates
Lost Contacts by Kirk Ellingham
Feb 21, 2014
10 years ago whilst studying documentary photography at Newport I worked part-time at a notorious homeless shelter in Cardiff.
Northwoods Journals by Kurt Simonson
Feb 20, 2014
I must have been ten or eleven years old when I first ran across the peculiar envelope that bore my grandmother’s shaky handwriting: “not to be opened until my death.”
Lampedusa is the outpost for the Europe. Closer to Africa than to mainland Europe, but to get here is that all migrants attempting what is called "The Journey of Hope."
Breathing Skin Series by Luiza Boldeanu
Feb 20, 2014
Luiza Boldeanu (Marinas) is a well-known Romanian photographer, specialized in portrait, documentary and fine art photography. She started photography in 2007 when she decided to capture in images.
The Constellations of Winter is a body of work produced by Dutch photographer Wouter le Duc.
My main photographic inspiration is Michael Kenna, Ansel Adams and Sebastiao Salgado. Back home here in Norway, Morten Krogvold is my mentor and inspirator. He is one of the best photographers in Norway, no question.
Rwanda X% by Ilka & Franz
Feb 19, 2014
Rwanda prides itself for being well organised and tidy, not a tiny piece of litter to be seen on the streets of Kigali. One Saturday a month, the country’s citizens get together to clean their roads and public spaces.
China Dolls by Nathalie Daoust
Feb 17, 2014
In 2006, Nathalie Daoust went to China for an artist residency with the Red Gate Gallery and fell in love with the culture.
Minerva has been my family’s small business like forever, starting from my great grandfather. The way it looks right now it’s how my parents restored it, actually my father, and they both made a living out of it for the last 22 years.
Alexei Krasnikov – The beauty of things
Feb 17, 2014
When I took a photo camera in my hands for the first time I felt that it can help do much more than just document facts.
African Samburu Women by Marja Schwartz
Feb 14, 2014
The Samburu people live just north of the equator in the Rift Valley province of Northern Kenya, where the foothills of Mount Kenya merge into the northern desert. They are one of the most fascinating Kenya tribes
After Sargent by Lydia Panas
Feb 14, 2014
All artists are haunted by specific themes, and mine are about loss and longing. Taking pictures satisfies a need for connecting and intimacy that does not have to bend
Entre Mar y Tierra by Vinicius Ferreira
Feb 14, 2014
The island that stopped in the time of the financial capital, but follow in search of other senses, was the way that I chose to document. A place that challenge the life based on the consume and leaves us with so little
I have always reflected on my history to inform and influence my projects. An on-going approach in my personal projects is to visit locations that have had influential historical events occur.
Barbagia is a large mountainous area in the central-eastern part of Sardinia, the Italian island that has extraordinary nature.
Childhood Lost by Justyna Neryng
Feb 13, 2014
Childhood Lost is an ongoing autobiographycal project (self portrait in a different body) exploring the nature of portraiture and memory.
On the margin of roads by Ricardo Teles
Feb 12, 2014
In the last five decades, there have been big internal migratory movements among the Brazilian regions, with great consequences to the history of the country.
When I was young, I drove on the road many times with my parents and I have always been intrigued by these great walls surrounding this houses as well as the gates with protruding pikes
The Gang of Kathmandu by Filippo Zambon
Feb 11, 2014
The Gang of Kathmandu tells about the daily life of the street children of Kathmandu, Nepal. Those children allowed me to follow them during their peregrinations around the city.
In Madagascar, 92 percent of the population lives on less than $2 per day and poverty has sharply increased in the past five years (four million more people in poverty than there were in 2008 ).
Krystel Marois is a photographer originally from Sherbrooke (Canada) who currently lives and works in Brisbane (Australia). She completed with honours a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Concordia University (Montreal, Canada) in 2010, with a major in Photography
Life Science by Dr. Eran Gilat
Feb 10, 2014
I am a Neuroscientist and an avid Art Photographer. My research focused on the study of epilepsy, and the development of innovative cure for this illness. In recent years I found myself directing most of my attention and energy to still life photography
I'm based on the north east coast of England and I spend a lot of my spare time outdoors as that's what I enjoy. I'm lucky enough to live in an area with remote sandy beaches and big sand dunes where you can find space and tranquillity.