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Sub-Carpathian Ukraine – Jana Hunterová
I am interested in many places across the world and the everyday life of their inhabitants. It touches me very personally, because also I’m looking for where I belong.
#MeToo Photojournalism
Ever since the rise of #MeToo and the death of Kim Wall I have been thinking about violence and assault towards female journalists and photojournalists on assignment, especially through the lens of my own experiences. Odds are that you are either a woman who has posted #MeToo, or […]
Alphaville, capital of pain – Miguel Oriola
The expressive position is very strongly felt in the work of a Spanish documentary photographer Miguel Oriola.
“I believe in instinct and intuition” – interview with Miguel Oriola by Juraj Marec
Miguel Oriola is Spanish photographer. He lives and works in Madrid. His artistic photographic creation has expressive visual and is being well recognized in Spain and abroad by many galleries and institutions. We talked about his work, approach to photography and his responsibilities as a teacher. Why photography? […]
The water – Alena Dvořáková and Viktor Fischer
Alena Dvořáková and Viktor Fischer
Interviews with documentary photographers
There is no such thing like raw reality – interview with Tomasz Lazar by Juraj Marec
Tomasz Lazar is a Polish photographer with expressive style of his journalistic and documentary creation. He has been awarded and globaly recognized on many world photo contests and his reportages have been published in famous magazines. The New York Times, Newswek International, or Los Angeles Times. This interview deals with […]
Life in the shadow of war – interview with Fatemeh Behboudi by Juraj Marec
Fatemeh Behboudi focuses on capturing stories of her country. Iran is stigmatised by the iraque-iranian war (1980-1988), which left deep scarfs in lifes and souls of iranian people. Her series about mothers waiting on any message about their missing sons has been awarded at World Press Photo 2015. […]
