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Our printed editions, circulating throughout various galleries, festivals and agencies are dipped in creativity.
The spirit of DODHO’s printed edition is first and foremost an opportunity to connect with a photographic audience that values the beauty of print and those photographers exhibited within the pages of this magazine.
We invite professional and amateur photographers from all around the world to share their work in our printed edition.
Europe Stories
Heinz Innerhofer ; Order in a fulness – Being rich by going without
Klaus is living a secluded life in the center of the hamlet of Taufer in the Ahrn valley in South Tyrol. He lives near the church and the schools. In his universe you can feel a very special atmosphere that reflects his views of the world.
Mattia Passarini – Namaste’ babaji
It is considered to be the largest peaceful gathering in the world where around 30 million people were expected to visit during the Kumbh Mela in 2015 in Nashik.
Victoria Art : 8 stories Vivienne
I'm a photographer Victoria Art from Kiev, Ukraine. I am inspired by talented people and photography "8 stories Vivienne", was devoted to rethinking creativity British designer Vivienne Westwood.
Black and white pictures ; Faith by Giulio Zanni
Black and white pictures ; I have travelled to Venice to photograph some of the iconic churches, to Abu Dhabi and Istanbul to photograph iconic mosques and to India and Nepal to photograph the key four places of the life of Buddha Shakyamuni
Your Gypsy is a Person by Marco Ponzianelli
We know them. They are the gypsies. They are stealing the wallet on the metro. They ask us for alms on the street. We use them for our shady deals, as in "capital mafia" but we are victims of their presence.
Buddhists in India; Bodhgaya by Victoria Knobloch
Bodhgaya is the most important place of pilgrimage for Buddhists in India. It is said that the Buddha has obtained Enlightenment there under what became known as the Bodhi Tree.
Dangling Conversation by Janez Vlachy
It is always great fun and an adventure to look at Vlachy's work, old or new. For quite some years, as in his first series Nudes, he is pursuing the same conceptual path In his new Dangling Conversation series.
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Interview with Olivier Robert; Published in our print edition #04
But once I got it in my hands, I couldn’t tell any difference between your laser-printed edition and a traditional magazine. The highlights, midtones and shadows are perfectly balanced.
Sisters by Zuzu Valla
I became excited about bringing together sadness, mystery, tenderness and fragility all in women's body language. I also love to tell story trough the pictures.
Houses and property; Lignes Vertes by Alexandra Davy
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 holy place for Orthodoxy; Feast of the Transfiguration by Magdalena Borowiec
Grabarka - the holy mountain of crosses located on a hill among pine forests in eastern Poland. The holy place for Orthodoxy. Time has stood here with soothing silence.
The Life and Happenings around Blejoi Bridge by Andrei Baciu
Wise men say that, at first look, that is, of someone completely entangled in the ferocious net of appearance, of the realm of flesh and dust, a stone is merely a stone.
Riga Photomonth 2018
Riga - From 7 May to 7 June International Festival Riga Photomonth 2018 will take place in Riga, offering 8 exhibitions and more than 20 events on the thematic scope New Chic.
Leaves by Michal Konrad
Being dominated by two uneven forces. Constant gravity and an uncontrollable moment of lightness. The unbearable force of gravity deprives the body of lightness.
Light and landscape by Trevor Cole
These black and white images are from a diversity of global locations. Ireland, Canada, Iceland, The Faroe Islands and Namibia. They endeavour to convey a sense of space, atmosphere and the way in which light exacerbates tonal contrasts.
Papua New Guinea : Sanguma by Kristina Steiner
Pictures of my project "Sanguma" The belief in black magic revive from ancient times with an incredible outbreak of violence in Papua New Guinea Ancient beliefs in sorcery or Sanguma are being catapulted into the modern age, driving incredible outbreaks of violence mostly against women in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.
Portrait Photographer; People by Marta Kochanek
Marta Kochanek is a Portrait Photographer. Photography was always the hugest passion of hers. As she follows it, Marta was offered to spearhead a large, independent archival project for Annie Leibovitz in New York in 2011.
Ethiopia; Ebony by Adriana Miani
Ethiopia is a nation in strong development and renewal but 83% of the population, especially in the south, live in rural areas and in the Omo Valley there are about 15 tribes at risk of extinction
In the streets of Bangladesh by Joxe Inazio Kuesta
In December 2012 I went to Bangladesh with the intention of spending a few days on vacation. I did not know anything about the country, and I have to admit that I went because I got a cheap plane ticket to Dhaka, its capital.
Exhibition; America in Crisis
America in Crisis will bring together 40 leading American photographers and over 120 worksexploring social change in the U.S from the 1960s till today.
Interview with Alain Schroeder; Published in our print edition #08
Great. The quality is very good and you develop the photographers work on 14-16 pages which is interesting for the viewers and allows you to understand the work.
Portraits from the wilderness by Graeme Purdy
Portraits from the wilderness was selected and published in our print edition 21. My photography has been inspired by nature, wild animals and my love of the outdoors. More recently, I am driven to help protect our wildlife and wild places.
Sepp Werkmeister – New York 60s
München (Jul 31 / Sep 27) Munich-born Sepp Werkmeister has over the course of the last decades made a name for himselfas one of Germany’s leading jazz photographers. He created insightful black-and-white portraits ofall the greats, from Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald
Andalucia by Darren Lewey
Andalusia at the point closest to Morocco has captured the imagination of travellers and writers for centuries. The narrow stretch of water only adds to the appeal that Africa is just a short distance away. From atop many wooded and sparse vantage points Morocco looms large.
Interview with Sara Camporesi; published in our print edition #20
A photographer passionate about art, for a long time she has combined this interest with the spontaneity of visual storytelling, conceived not only as a classic account of experiences but as a combination of personal and creative shots conveys the secret appeal of urban places and museums, revealed through images and words like a “photographer narrator”.
Five minutes with Barbara Diener
Since I was young I obsessively wanted to capture most moments of my life.
Portrait Photography; Transcendence by Joris van der Ploeg
Joris van der Ploeg (1989) launches a new series of work at his new solo exposition “Transcendence”. Again the young female is the central theme, which makes the work characteristic for him as an artist.
Interview with Dimitri Weber; published in our print edition #15
I like the colours on my pictures to pop a bit. To be as natural as possible, while catching the eyes of the people looking at my pictures. So, I enhance some of those colours during my editing process, mostly to give them a homogeneous look that suits my style.
Life and culture in Ethiopia by Trevor Cole
These images are a cross section of the diversity of life and culture in Ethiopia. The tribes of the Omo valley, the Afar of the Danakil desert and the Orthodox christians of the highlands.
The silver lining by Manuel Marano
Bangladesh is urbanising fast. Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh and a megacity of 17 million people (with upto 60% living in the slums), is pulling rural migrants faster and larger than any other city in the country.
Standstill : Six Years in Greece by Mehran Khalili
Greece is a beautiful and intriguing land, full of light and life. But since 2009 it has been suffering from an unprecedented economic and social crisis, the victim of the harshest austerity programme ever implemented in Europe.
Five minutes with Olivier Borson
I’m 50 , French, I live in Reunion Island, which is a small French overseas territory close to Mauritius and Madagascar.
New Year’s Dutch Craziness by Joke de Jager
New Year's Dutch Craziness' Every year, thousands (50.000) of people test their limits by diving into the freezing waters of the North Sea on the first day of the year.
Pestilentia Populi – Will Carnival Cure Populism? by Davide Germano
The days of Fasnacht, the Basel Carnival – one of Europe's oldest and best-loved carnivals – just ended. Dating back to 1376 and becoming UNESCO World Heritage only in 2017
Gift for others by Valentin Sidorenko
Sasha is 45 years old. His grandmother was a spiritual healer, and he inherited her talent. Sasha believes he can talk to spirits and improve the fate of others, but he needs alcohol to do that since alcohol is his mediator.
Cosmogony of Wine by Patrick Desgraupes
The history of wine and wine is so ancient that it merges with the history of humanity. For a long time the transformation of grapes into wine appeared as a supernatural manifestation
PhotoBook: Matterhorn II by Nenad Šaljić
Nenad Šaljić was born 1961 in Croatia. He is a Zermatt-Switzerland based visual artist best known for his photographic art. Being trained as a mountaineer and a caver, Šaljić is inspired by earth’s geological history.
Interview with Julia Fullerton Batten
My photographic style encompasses cinematic lighting, powerful colour combinations, careful choice of models and the use of settings and props which enhance the visual story I am telling.
Israel; Whose promised Land? by Laetitia Vancon
My work is a journey through Israel to better understand what it means to be Israeli today - after a dramatic change of prime minister for the first time in over a decade.
Forests : Stäffele 1/2 Joachim Feigl
Forests are the green lungs of this earth, worldwide they are threatened today by humans but also preserved and cared for. In this series, changes in a small forest area where forestry work took place were documented over a longer period of time.
Gabriel Isak ; Experiences of the soul
His imagery entails surreal and melancholic scenes inspired by the inner world of dreams and psychology, where he invites the viewer to interact with the internal world of solitary figures
I Never told Anyone by Bénédicte Vanderreydt
These seven images represent the women in Bénédicte Vanderreydt’s family that have been oppressed and objectified by a male dominated society, at a time when personal honour was of great significance to men.
Water Moods by Alex Axon
I started Water Moods project as a mirror to Urban Moods, only this time with a specific thing in mind - to use long exposures to create feelings of tranquility, where you can get an extra breath every time you watch the photos.
Arhaic by Stefan Neagu
"Arhaic" project is made using archaic traditional romanian projections and solarisation, a representation of an original spirit that lives in us.
In the bath by Zuzu Valla
The series ''In the Bath'' came into my mind one day when l was walking home from town, feeling weary of life and the weather.
Interview with Sara Bianchi; Published in our print edition #06
The printed version of Dodho Magazine it’s absolutely amazing! I love to see well printed images and Dodho is a very good way to develop the photographic culture.
Empire of Dust by Amélie Labourdette
Amelie Labourdette interrogates through her photographic work, which is in the landscape, is a priori invisible. There is always a blurred area of concern, a landscape underneath the visible landscape, which is not given at first gaze.
More Stories
180 beats per minute by Ivaylo Yorgov
180 beats per minute’ celebrates the determination of the millions of runners around the globe who push through sweat and tears to achieve their goals.
Foreign Landscape by Dawid Zieliński
Refugees and immigrants arriving to Europe are sidelined from day one, forced to survive on the edges of the First World, facing razor wires and hostile attitudes. Contemporary nomads with no sense of arrival, their fate echoes the age-old story of constant movement in today's liquid global society.
Interview with Svetlin Yosifov ; Finalist in our Black & White 2019
When I started to pick up photography, I learnt to shoot many genres, from macro, landscape, night scape, long exposure, street photography… slowly I noticed capturing images related with human elements is very challenging yet fulfilling.
Dialogues of Gogo and Didi by Alexander Chernavskiy
We know, long time, even though, but time is up, whole world will not save us from time of Godot, which is close and vague, implicit, out of voice, itching and harlotry, all life gushes out the skin, then a temptation without a body
Stoned in Melanchol by Megan Doherty
The monotony of living in the same, small town all your life, surrounded by the same faces every day takes its toll.
Faubourg Treme by Alexis Pazoumian
There are many similarities between Louisiana and my country of origine, Armenia.That they are a victim of a natural disaster or a crime against humanity, a doggedness of the history
Portraits : No happiness without children by Jeannette Gregori
In the backgroud of these portraits, one can also glimpse social and economic issues that this commuity must contend with : outright discrimiation, the precarious social position of women and difficulties relating to housing.
Serenity in the gardens of Versailles by Gregoris Mentzas
Visiting the gardens of Versailles, one of the most visited public sites in France and an UNESCO World Heritage site, creates feelings of calmness and solitude, deepened by the geometrical formality of the sharp lines
Barn American by Florian Ritter
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.
Mona Kuhn’s first solo exhibition in The Netherlands
Amsterdam (12 Sep -10 Oct) Mona Kuhn was born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1969 and is of German descent.
Boarding House parents by Ashley Comer
I’ve spent the past few months as artist-in-residence at a UK Independent Boarding School. A part of my experience at Uppingham that I will never forget is the uniqueness of the lunch system here.
Hold me till I go by Angelika Kollin
Katinka hung up the phone and sat still. Time was ticking faster than before, but not passing; how very abruptly and unannounced her future became her now. The calmness of her breath and the newly found weightiness of her long skinny legs startled Katinka.
Woodland by Justine Tjallinks
Loneliness and isolation are conditions that a human being has difficulty of coping with. It is even proven that it can seriously shorten your life expectancy.
The metamorphosis of the stars by Massimo Cristaldi
The Chinese community settled in Havana's Chinatown was, at the beginning of the last century, one of the most densely populated Chinese communities outside of China. It was at the great gate of the “Barrio Chino” in Havana where the idea for this photographic project was born: to visually explore and document the similarities and contrasts between China and Cuba.
Staves by Alfons Olle Coderch
Aldo Rossi told us that in the city, in addition to emergencies, there are the buildings that give it body. In effect, this is a kind of architecture that does not attract the general public
Vietnam by Alice d’Hubert
What makes those pictures personal, is the fact that they reflect the time I spent contemplating, the crowd, the people, the places I came across in this country, totally unknown to me. No interaction, just sitting there or walking and waiting the right time to release the shutter, whatever happens.
Jacques Henri Lartigue – The Colours of Opio
Opio (Sep 29 - Dec 31) To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Jacques Henri Lartigue’s death, OPIOM Gallery partners with the city of Opio and the Donation Jacques Henri Lartigue to organize a retrospective exhibition
Inner state by Maria Mavropoulou
In this stagnant space, in this gap between eras, Greek landscapes look bizarre, cut off the real world, pending for their unknown fate, as a visualization of the inner state of their inhabitants. The horizon is hidden, preventing us to see what's yet to come.
Five minutes with García de Marina
My author name is Marina Garcia. I was born in Spain in 1975. Photography is a hobby for me now. Myself known through social networks in 2012 when I created my Facebook page.
Sahara Giants by Alice de Kruijs
When in 2000, the palaeontologist Paul Sereno went to look for new dinosaur bones in the Sahara Desert, he did not expect that he would return from there as an archaeologist. Arriving in the northeast of Niger, Sereno and his colleague’s day after day sifted through the sand of Tener, one of the most inhospitable deserts in the world, which even the nomadic inhabitants of the Sahara call “desert in the desert”.
Architectural photography by Pamela Aminou
My choice of subjects come from my interest of aesthetic and how we are able to shape the world around us. Each subject documents our generation, our growth, and connection to the environment around us.
Interview with Julien De Wide ; Finalist in our Black & White 2018
Dodho presents many types of photographers with an open mind and a high level of requirement. It's not a unique genre of photography, but different aspects and visions. It's a great value to be in such a gallery. The visuals and writing are really good and we immediately feel how passionate the founders are.
Hakim Boulouiz ; Street Photography
Hakim Boulouiz is a street photographer with a deep passion for urban territories. The city captivates him, fascinates him, amuses him, but it also shakes him up, troubles him and preoccupies him.
Homeless notbeing notbelonging by Ismaël Guye
Not being, not belonging: to anything, to anywhere. How to survive if you are excluded and alone? How to survive if you don’t have a place, if you don’t have a home? Just pretend that nothing happens; take a place
Holi in India by Aman Chotani
Holi, the festival of colors is celebrated with a great enthusiasm throughout in India. But the most amazing holi being played in Barsana, Uttar Pradesh. It is located at a distance of about 42 km from Mathura.
Of Faith and Devotion by Cosimo Manlio De Pasquale
The passion for photography was born by traveling, for the need to freeze an emotion, to fix it forever and to have the chance to revive it, then matured also in an emotional quest for the daily life
An alternative perception of beauty; BODY_mass by Rita Bulatova
BODY_mass, the series about bodybuilding, and an alternative perception of beauty, so fittingly came as latter. Unable to travel to pursue my other projects, and having spare time on my hands while being in my hometown
The last Tsaatan by Rémi Chapeaublanc
In 2011, Rémi Chapeaublanc set off to find the Tsaatan people, nomadic reindeer herders, straddling the border of Northern Mongolia.
Surfing ; Wipe Out by Iván Cáceres
Surfing is a practice that goes beyond slipping skillfully on wave crests. Those who dedicate themselves completely to this sport know that there is a ritual around surfing: studying the weather forecast, getting up early and observing the waves with eyes still half closed by sleep
The Italian Nightmare by Federico Massimiliano Mozzano
Change, innovation, turning the page,speeding un the pace, in the election race, alluring words that promised the begining of a new era were heard.
Handisport by Hermes Pichon
Handisport is not only about having a positive attitude about your capabilities but also uniting with others at your ability level to participate in sports live healthy active lives and enjoy a better quality of life overall.
Abandoned Old Airport of Nicosia by Dimitris Sideridis
This work is part of my wider engagement focused on abandoned places and the connection between space and historical memory. "Nicosia International Airport" is such a place.
Sven Eisenhut director of Photo Basel
Photo Basel is Switzerland’s first and only international art fair dedicated to photography based art. Photo Basel brings together galleries from around the world in a unique, authentic setting.
Landscapes; Our smallness to the world by Eduardo Almeida
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...
In the heart of the Omo valley tribes by Benjamin Angel
The Omo Valley, located in the south west of Ethiopia, is home to a number of fascinating tribes, which have kept their traditions and a spectacular appearance. This photographic project is built around two tribes, the Mursi and the Karo. All photos have been taken in natural conditions, with the consent of the villagers.
Anatomy of a photograph by Mitar Terzic
After the first answer I think that is easy to understood why I chose the witches as a motif for one of my works. The book "Malleus Maleficarum", one of the most blood soaked texts in the history, influenced me to went back to the topic which during my childhood impressed me so much.
Iceland by Sophie Oddo
In 2015, I moved to Iceland for about six months. Student in the Academy of the Arts of Reykjavik, I discovered the Icelandic everyday life. Far from tourist dreams, living from day to day a « behind the scene » of a small country, living in the heart of mass tourism.
Travel Photography; City Landscape by Maximilian Chini
The landscape of cities is often the very first image we have of a country. As soon as we land at the airport, with a taxi or a fast train we are taken to a city and we begin to have an impression on the culture, the people, on wealth or poverty and safety.
Exhibition; Cultural Landscape Lower Rhine by August Sander and Bernd & Hilla Becher
Sifting through the archives of both August Sander and Bernd and Hilla Becher always brings to light new perspectives on their photographic work. Thus, the exhibition dedicated to the two positions juxtaposes two previously largely unknown circles of motifs.
The Moscow Derivative by Kostis Argyriadis
The derivative measures the sensitivity to change of the output with respect to a change in the input. I photographed Moscow in 2015 and 3 years later, as I was looking the photos on my screen, I re-shot them.
Trending Stories
Barn American by Florian Ritter
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.
Aftermath by Erberto Zani
Ship breaking and rebuilding in Bangladesh. Fishing vessels, merchant ships, huge oil tankers: they have been designed and built for resisting to the waves of the ocean in a storm.
Human body : Haunted Souls by Andreas Theologitis
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.
Kushti, Indian wrestling by Alain Schroeder
Kushti is the traditional form of Indian wrestling established centuries ago in Persia. In vogue during the 16th century Mughal era, this art is practiced in a type of gymnasium called an Akhara.
Made of sap and blood by William Guilmain
I always had been fascinated by the concept of specie’s evolution. In this work I wanted to shed light the proximity between the vegetable kingdom and the human body. I chose to use an analogic camera and instantaneous film because of the fragility, oneness, ephemeral and random characteristics of the life.
The center of spare-time activities by Benjamin Le Brun
The project “The center of spare-time activities” stages models playing the role of tourists in a chosen scenery : commercial areas in suburban zones. It illustrates the current m utation of m alls, especially in France, through absurd and derision.
Luna Park by Heinz Innerhofer
Merry-go-rounds have been existing for nearly 400 years now - whether on the Oktoberfest, the Cannstatter Wasen or on Stegener Markt, a market nearby Bruneck, a small town in South Tyrol, close to the Austrian border.
Til All Is Correct by Louise Fago-Ruskin
I like to think of my Great Uncle Moszek hovering somewhere between floors 8 and 12 of Nalewki Street 9 in the Warsaw ghetto. It is a safe place, this imagined placement of his body. Down below the streets of the ghetto are not safe. A German soldier has been killed and revenge is about to be sought. Boots are heard on the ground, moving ever closer to number 9.
Femininity Vulgaris by Anya Miroshnichenko
My concepts of femininity were being developed in my childhood when I was observing my mother. My mother is a large wardrobe with an infinite number of underwear, clothes, jewellery.
A personal vision of Normandy; Against Wind and Tide by Nicolas Evariste
Nicolas Evariste, a 28-year-old photographer from the Granville region, in the Manche department, Lower Normandy.
I’m not my body – A story about euthanasia by Michel Petillo
It sets out to document that euthanasia, contrary to suicide, is not triggered by a severe depressive state. It is a conscious decision and a deeply human journey where the dichotomy of right and wrong must make way for compassion and hope.
Untold by Julien De Wilde
Diving deeply within oneself to get rid of the limits formed by our education, our culture, our conditioning and our fears that oppress us until suffocation.
Pure landscapes by Frang Dushaj
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
Jan von Holleben : konrad wimmel is in town!
Seven worlds teeming with life promise all the fun of searching and finding – and nothing is impossible.
Childhood : Dear Mom and Dad by Ksenia Apresian
What is a happy childhood? Few experience the idyllic family life portrayed in TV shows and commercials. The truth, told by the World Health Organisation, points to a sadder, darker reality.
Black Sea; Bulgarian Spa by Benedetta Ristori
Understated, charming and poetic, the Bulgarian countryside is one of quiet isolation, almost suspended in time. The natural spa, found on the edge of the Black Sea is a rustic,no-frills afair.
Le parole che non ti ho mai detto by Roberto De Mitri
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.
Travel Photography; 1celand by Irene Tondelli
1celand is the first work taken during a solo trip by photographer and curator Irene Tondelli. Travelling in a small car and always sleeping in a tent, the photographer circumnavigated Iceland, trying to capture the contrasts between the small towns and the wide open spaces of Iceland.
Unique moments by Monika Koclajda
I like to be in their company and watch their emotions and behavior. I do not even know when these two passions merged into one.
Warehouse by Szymon Barylski
Serbia, Belgrade near the main train station where around 1,000 people are seeking shelter. Mainly Pakistanis and Afghans live in a derelict warehouse. The warehouse occupied by men and minors, they’re living in extreme conditions
Crash landed by Ken Hermann
“Crash Landed” is a series of 10 photographs imagining an astronaut who suddenly returns to Earth and finds himself needing to readjust. The project is shoot in collaboration the British Art Director Gemma Fletcher.
Kyrgyzstan – The rough beauty by Victoria Knobloch
Kyrgyzstan has mesmerized me. It is a rough, wild and beautiful country. The pictures are telling pure and simple stories about Kyrgyzstan’s solitary places like the forests, mountains and grasslands.
Ollie Taylor – Nightscape Photographer
The world is a different place when the sun goes down, and just as beautiful, with far fewer people wandering around it, therefore, perfect for the landscape photographer; although he indicates he is now more of a twilight and nightscape photographer than landscaper.
