My work is autobiographical. I tell the story of my own rough world with a simple digital camera, an Olympus Pen II, set to automatic mode and screwed into an old tripod. A dark world, illuminated only by daylight. This recent work emerged from a latent artistic unconscious, p...

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I'm extremely passionate about photography and street photography in particular. I try to make sense of the world around me by making visually and emotionally complex photographs. Color, light and mood play an equally important role for the people or situations depicted. The idea is not so...

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Anthropologist by training, I specialized in religious studies before turning my attention to the perception of environmental risks. With more interest in the field than in university halls, I left France for London in 2007 to learn journalism. Hired by France 24 upon my return, I have since wri...

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Sabrina Gaudio was born in 1982 in Roosendaal, Netherlands. She started practicing photography as a youngster, when she was introduced to the surreal world of photographers such as Ansel Adams, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa. Inspired by these grand...

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All my art revolves around the beauty I find in cities, in elements that often go unnoticed. I try to reveal things by putting them in a different perspective, without modifying reality. , I never modify elements of a picture, merge different images or ask people to pose. There is i...

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My name is Panagis Chrysovergis, I am a Greek photographer who recently returned from the Turkish-Syrian border after photographing the Syrian refugees on both sides of the border. I am attaching a sample of the images taken in December, 2012.

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Martin Tervoort (born 1976 - Rostock, Germany) grew up near the Baltic Sea. He moved to Berlin to study architecture and graduated in 2003. Motivated by his interest in architectural 3D modeling, he taught himself photography and post production. Soon after Tervoort be...

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Le Mur de la Mort (The Wall of Death) is a fairground attraction dating from the early 20th century. It consists of a large, upright wooden cylinder, a tent, and a metal frame. Motorcyclists ride almost horizontally along the walls, often two of three at a time. The audience looks d...

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Born in 1980 in Namur (Belgium). I studied Photography at the HELB-Inraci Brussels. After a four months Internship at the Galerie VU' in Paris I went to Latin America where I settled for a while in order to work on a first photographic essay on the migration flow towards North...

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I think of Photography and Art as a question of layers, which can be geometrical, spatial, and also historical or social but always human-related. Delete me is part of this vision, it consists in a photographic analysis on the evanescent anonymity produced by the tourism flow on medi...

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