Maria L Zamarripa Hjellnes: Even in places I have been before, I always see something or a situation that maybe would be fun in a picture.
Monthly archives: April 2014
Girl with Red Balloon
Malou Sinding
Ella Campbell: It has sort of become a drug; I need it not only to be happy but to stay sane.
Self Portaits from a Teenage Girl
Markus Schaden: A signed book is like a personal history, and not a value object.
A Talk with Book Addict Markus Schaden
Björn Árnason: I like excluding small or big things from their environment and giving them the exposure that I think they deserve.
Simplifying Oaxaca
Carlos Alvarez Montero: We talked about how we always got the “you don’t look Mexican” from people when they realized we were Mexican. That’s something that bothers me all the time.
Mex and the City take on Racial Profiling
Elke Vogelsang: Every dogs got its unique character. That's a very fascinating aspect of my work.
Nice Nosing You
Camilo Fuentealba: Right now my process consist of strapping a camera around my neck every time I walk out the door.
Camilo Loves #NYC
Over time, you literally become part of whatever family you’re working with, and so I’d often just drop in to say hello and catch up, rather than looking to spend my time photographing.
A Talk with Zun Lee: Filling the Visual Gap for ...
Alexandra Höhn: My pictures looked boring because the people here in Germany are bored I think.
A German with an Orderly View
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Rafaella Cardoso
Serena Salvadori: I have chosen to share my intimacy with others to showcase Carmen’s sweetest side and to break through the various stereotypes concerning gay sexuality.
A Love Story: Carmen es mi chica
He is THE REAL thing to me, and one of the first that really opened my eyes on what photography is and can achieve.