Bajo las Nubes (UndertheClouds) The Quechua people of the Peruvian Andes have always maintained a deep connection with their land, a balance rooted in […]…
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Strangly normal Greg Mo is a photographer based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, specializing in street and conceptual photography. His series “Strangely Normal” captures unexpected […]…
Under Such a Sky The photographs are from 1990, the year which saw the unification of the two Germanies in stark contrast one from […]…
Old Glass Revisited -New images of Old Glass- reflections from the Railroad Terminal In 2019 I was so proud that my images taken during […]…
Discovery of the Fangassier Pond For over 20 years, the Camargue Regional Nature Park has been monitoring and promoting the only French breeding site […]…
Cultus Corporis I wanted a series without athletes or champions. A series far from performance or stopwatches. Quite simply a series of amateurs that […]…
About me say Walk. Circulate. Telling. Sounds, silences, memories. Living in the attic. And breathing in the mind. Softly treading the wind. Moving fragments. […]…
Onironautica “Onironautica” is the title of my latest photography exploration. The term derives from the Greek words ‘Ὄνειρος’ (dream) and ‘ναύτης’ (sailor). The concept […]…
Bananographies “Bananographies” (2023) is a photographic series that explores the intersection of ephemeral sculpture and calligraphy, with banana peels as the primary medium. related […]…
“I GRANT YOU REFUGE” is a collective photo exhibition featuring extraordinary images by six photographers from the Gaza Strip, representing the dozens of photojournalists […]…