Acoustic Movements
Devin Yalkin: The waiting period [when shooting film] where you don't know exactly what the photo will look like creates a sense of longing, which for me forms a deeper involvement with photography.
Worldwide Kids
Olivier Moeckli: Teenage years are also full of empty moments and boredom and I was interested to look at those moments.
Living History: Bound Feet Women of China
Jo Farrell: I want people to see beyond the feet and recognize the women for who they were and the lives they led.
The Fire Flies (Baltimore / Paris)
Frédéric Nauczyciel: Voguing is vivid, contemporary, it morphs from influences, hybridizes itself, brings new possible behaviors to a mainstream culture that experiences difficulties to reinvent itself.
Lovers and Friends
Magdalena Wosinska: It all started from me growing up skating and shooting skate photos of my friends.
Rio Up in Arms
Marcelo Londoño Alvarez: My passion for Latin America will accompany me to my last breath.
A City in the Spotlight
Dirk Bakker: I get the biggest kick out of the ’simplest looking shots’.
Horse & Booze
Take Sakamaki: The coarse printing on cheap paper, overlapping text on photos, and paperback style used in Horse & Booze was my modest resistance to the norm.
What's Below the Surface
Gabriele Viertel: The natural element of water is the perfect environment to create surreal art work.
corpo que some
Camila Svenson: I decided that it would be ideal to produce images that somehow could speak to this pain I was feeling.
No Absolute Color in Sao Paulo
Gustavo Gomes: Most of the time I don't even know where I'm going when I go out to shoot. My path is determined by what I happen to see.
The Disposable Project
Raul Guerrero: I had no idea what was going to occur going into the project.
The Daily Overview
The Daily Overview: Every Overview starts with a thought experiment. We consider the places where man has left his mark on the planet.
The Facts Don't Matter
Ricky Adam: The way I work is kinda haphazard and often out of compulsion. I tend to only photograph things that genuinely interest me. I’ve found that’s the way to get the best results.
The Sound of Tokyo
Momoi Atsushi: Tokyo is a massive creature which keeps moving, changing every second, and growing vigorously. It is subject to metabolism in order to maintain its life.
Trevor Takes Over!
Lesley Ann Ercolano: I have almost completely stopped taking pictures of people.
Brazilian Art Duo Silva+Cemin Take On Fashion
Silva+Cemin: [Without art] we would be dead, it's the air we breathe.
A Dad and His Sons Recreate Famous Album Covers
Lance Underwood: I think [this is] a better way to make a 'family portrait' instead of the usual matching shirts in front of a country house scene.
Snapshots from Rio
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.
Self Portaits from a Teenage Girl
Ella Campbell: It has sort of become a drug; I need it not only to be happy but to stay sane.
Simplifying Oaxaca
Björn Árnason: I like excluding small or big things from their environment and giving them the exposure that I think they deserve.
Mex and the City take on Racial Profiling
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.
Nice Nosing You
Elke Vogelsang: Every dogs got its unique character. That's a very fascinating aspect of my work.
Camilo Loves #NYC
Camilo Fuentealba: Right now my process consist of strapping a camera around my neck every time I walk out the door.
A German with an Orderly View
Alexandra Höhn: My pictures looked boring because the people here in Germany are bored I think.
A Love Story: Carmen es mi chica
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.