While Judah Passow’s photography shows us a world full of raw emotions, relentless violence and pointless suffering, it also reveals his discovery of pockets of faith in human resilience. A four-time World Press Photo award winner, his work combines photojournalism with the philosophy of humanism. His personal experience […]
There are just few photographers whose work is diversified in genres. Joachim Ladefoged, a member of the international photo agency VII, proves that good photographer can not be denoted just with the one label. He smoothly walks from documentary to reportage and work for commercial clients. His book […]
David Arribas is a photographer from Spain and finalist of our DOFOTOS contest. After he has been featured as the winner of The Washington Post Open Call, I knew we have to talk. David belongs to them who are not afraid to go in long-term projects and are interested […]
Brian Sergio is a photographer, painter, and graphic designer. He currently released his 2nd book called A Bastard Son published by Zen Foto Gallery. Sergio currently lives and works in Manila, Philippines.
Giorgio Negro it is one of the authors who do not try to point out a specific saturation of photography but keeps photographed for a long time everything that will attract him in the given environment and does not consist of individual photos of the book.
Intimacy, passion and learning through the camera. These photos take us further from reality and the world is approaching us artists from Japan Hideka Tonomura. What made you decide to study art and photography? What was the study like on Osaka Visual arts school? At Osaka Visual Arts, I […]
Igor Pisuk is young and very talented documentary photographer from Poland. He has reached experience from world famous and reputable documentary photographers. He graduated from University of Art (Łódź Film School, Poland), study branch – Photography. His contemporary performance is about inner feeling of life.
Photographer Scott Typaldos uncovers the dark side of treatment of human beings. Since 2010 he is devoted to the topic of mental illness in his long term project called Butterflies. His visual is straight and hard-hitting, as a bullet finding the right target in our mind and it looks like there is no distance between him and photographed subjects. We`ve talked about his approach to such demanding project and documentary photography.
Portraits in the intimate zones. In his eyes, you see the closeness with people, the unity with things that surround him. Roland Kilimanjaro Błażejewski – a lone wolf searching for his truth. What has led you to take up photography? It was some strong voice in myself, that […]
Photographs of the intimate human relationship display the feeling of giving yourself emotionally to the other person. Of opening up truly and completely. Margaret Lansink‘s purely intuitive way of taking photographs presents us with an honest reflection of her own inner emotions, creating an impulse to go on […]