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The Ancient Depths In light of the increasingly concerning news about the imminent fate of the oceans, I find myself contemplating the issue of extinction with greater frequency. In collaboration with artificial intelligence, I dive into ancient waters and capture the inhabitants whose existence was interrupted and whose evidence is preserved in fossils. The aim of this work is to illustrate the fragility of life and to prompt reflection on…

The Water's Journey This photo series traces the journey of water from its glacial origins in the Himalayas to its vital role in sustaining life across the Indian plains. We witness the power of water as it carves valleys, nourishes fields, and shapes the destiny of communities. The series explores the delicate balance between human reliance on water and the need to protect its sources, highlighting the interconnectedness of life…

Shyrdak tale Shyrdak is the Kyrgyz national felt carpet with patterns of large contrasting colours. Shyrdaks decorate yurts and houses - they are hung on the walls, laid on the floor and placed on top of furniture as decoration. Shyrdak perfectly retains heat, it is soft and dense, which makes it indispensable in winter. Such a rug can last for about 100 years before it becomes very worn. Many generations…

The In Between Much as the seasons change, the presence of a loved one transforms. We are both in between. The light through the trees the rainbows the stars remind me of you. The deer wandering through the yard the hummingbird whizzing by my head the howling of the coyotes All so very comforting. The ebb and flow of nature continues always as does your memory on the landscape of…

Planet, Forest, Mangrove, Mud The mangrove is a forest, like all forests. But unlike most other forests, it thrives in tidal movements. It is underwater twice a day. The environment is prehistoric—a landscape that existed before history. The interface of land and sea, both here, trading spaces, trading places. The plant life that thrives here, while capable of survival in almost any ambient, has been forced out by plants that…

Los Angeles Palm Trees 'Los Angeles Palm Trees' is a series of shadows cast by L.A. palm trees on walls, facades or the ground throughout the city, specifically in Santa Monica and Venice, both during the day and at night. Palm trees are a symbol and an icon of Los Angeles. One can see them from nearly every place, every street, and every hill. They evoke a sense of paradise…

Puglia - In the footsteps of Luigi Ghirri I see photography as a way of ensuring that the images I take are part of a form of visual language, a language that helps to define a space, a place, an atmosphere and emotions. In this case, it's Puglia in Italy, a region so dear to Luigi Ghirri.

The Kunstraum Potsdam, in collaboration with JAEGER ART, presents the exhibition “Pictures” by fashion and portrait photographer Kristian Schuller. In his unmistakable visual language, the solo show invites visitors to wander between worlds and times, the present and the past. Visitors can expect a fascinating journey through Schuller's energetic dream worlds. His works are presented in both powerful colors and intense black and white tones. Sometimes they appear as impressive…

The undeniable influence of Kertesz’s Distortions, made in the mid-1930s, on the evolution of photography only dates back much later, from the time of the publication of his fantastic photographs, in 1972, delayed (by his departure to the United States, by the war, by the lack of opportunities). Similarly, the impact of Bill Brandt’s distorting focal length could only become effective when his numerous experiments dating back to the last…

The PhotoVogue Festival is back at BASE Milan. This 9th edition focuses on the resilience, interconnectedness and beauty of the natural world, addressing global challenges related to the environment and sustainability at the same time. Hence the title: The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature, is appropriate given that this is the first festival dedicated to conscious fashion photography. It runs from 6 to 9 March, but some…

This photographic work by François Maurel highlights the fundamental, often overlooked, role of women in the preservation of marine ecosystems and the sustainable management of water resources. The City of Nice, one of the first cities to sign the European Charter for Equality of Women and Men in Local Life, is very committed to this essential value for our democratic society. It therefore wanted to highlight the exhibition "Femmes :…

This immersive book published by André Frère Éditions opens a window onto a dark and sharp territory, which seems to have emerged from the era of the industrial revolution. On his first visit to the very closed port of Dunkirk, a place almost entirely dedicated to steel and coal, it is the concept of the Anthropocene - this "era of the human" - that imposed itself on the photographer. With…

Published by Saint Lucy Books, photographer Hannah Altman’s new book, We Will Return To You, considers how Jewish storytelling is translated and transformed through photographs by evoking the enigmatic, ritualistic, and multi-layered world of folklore. The 71 color photographs in the book, often portraits, are illuminated by Altman’s distinctive use of natural light. Altman’s work is rooted in Jewish folklore, using stories, symbols, and rituals to shape the foundations of her…

For its tenth anniversary, Photo London announce the exhibitors and special features that will define this milestone edition. Returning to Somerset House from May 15th to the 18th , the fair continues to bring together an exceptional selection of international galleries, acclaimed photographers, and pioneering emerging talent. See the full list of exhibitors here. To mark this special occasion, the early bird offer has been extended —enjoy 20% off tickets until…

The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Reverie, photographs by Arthur Elgort. Born in New York City in 1940, Elgort discovered his passion for photography after initially studying painting at Hunter College. Finding the solitary nature of painting unfulfilling, he turned to photography and soon found his calling. His early work capturing ballet dancers in motion laid the foundation for his signature aesthetic: natural, unposed, and full of life. In 1971, his breakthrough…