See the Unseen: Amy Heller’s Time/Motion Study Multiples Explained
I have always loved dance and movement. As a child, I was constantly in motion, dancing to the Beatles or pretending to be a ballerina. Even when seemingly at rest, I "moved." I would lie on the living room couch, staring up at the cathedral ceiling, dreaming of the world upside down.
Window Project by Davida Carta
This project was not born as a cohesive body of work. In fact, it surfaced from an editing process during my first semester of residency at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, where I am currently studying to get my MFA in Photography.
For you by Oliver Merce
I first took notice of this category of people when I was a child. My mother was a medical worker in a neuropsychiatric hospital. I used to occasionally visit her and at that time the Romanian government was blurring the line that was separating people with intellectual disabilities and those with psychological problems, cramming them all in facilities of this sort.
Shame by Sofia Dalamagka
Shame was born one late afternoon in January, 2,maybe 3 years ago, in a room of a hotel in Budapest.For a long time it didn’t have any shape,even if its presence was there... Looking back at that time, i don’t see a title or existence, as if i fell into a trap,and got out again...
Keith Yahrling – For the revolution
The boundary of the United States of America’s original thirteen colonies encompasses roughly the country’s entire eastern coast—from Maine to Georgia and from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean to the Appalachian Mountains.
My Name is Shahrukh by Debiprasad Mukherjee
These were the first few words uttered by a 7 year old, when he was rescued by the RPF from Platform No.4 of Sealdah Station, Kolkata, India. As the little child pushed his way through the crowd of thousands of people in the platform,
Street Photography by Mark Zilberman
Mark Zilberman’s photography journey began when he was 6 years old. His first experience with photography happened during a trip with his mother and brother to Washington DC to see the Japanese Cherry Trees in bloom. As they walked past a drugstore window, he saw a bright yellow box and said he wanted it.
Cities : London in Black and White by Rene Siebring
For the London Project I wanted to show the serenity of London. A city with almost 9 million inhabitants. One of the most important global cities.
Absence of Being by Susan Burnstine
Susan Burnstine’s Absence of Being is a subtly indelible photographic exploration of the philosophical yet emotive belief that although we exist in the perpetual present, the traces of the past persist in the here-and-now, however much they seem to be effaced.
Photographic & Semantically; Frozen situation by Samad Ghorbanzadeh
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 .
