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The Longest Road

February 15, 2021 By Nicolas St-Pierre

Nicolas St-Pierre

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February 15, 2021 Nicolas St-Pierre Filed Under: Issue 102, Projects

Alcatraz

January 14, 2021 By Virginia Hines

Virginia Hines

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January 14, 2021 Virginia Hines Filed Under: Issue 101, Projects

Impressionist Street

December 14, 2020 By Madhur Dhingra

Madhur Dhingra

These inherited insecurities left a deep ‘never to be filled’ void on my psyche. Emptiness and restlessness have become an integral part of me. I have always found myself in a dilemma, trying out different ways to fill this emptiness. Photography became the outcome of this void. I enrolled myself into photography classes being held at Triveni Kala Sangam, a prestigious art Centre in Delhi. As time passed and I found myself skilled in this medium, I was soon shooting products for

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December 14, 2020 Madhur Dhingra Filed Under: Issue 99, Projects

The Lucre Wool Yarn and Fabric Factory

December 14, 2020 By Kip Harris

Kip Harris

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December 14, 2020 Kip Harris Filed Under: Issue 99, Projects

Welcome to Baraholka

October 15, 2020 By Oleg Kolimbet

Oleg Kolimbet

For the older generation, it is also a place of nostalgia for the times of their youth, when they danced to the "garmoshka" (free-reed wind instrument) and gramophone, when schoolchildren wore the same uniform, and adults received the same salary, with which they could buy the same things. Those times are gone, but in Russia there are still a lot of reminders of them - and the farther from big cities, the more. But such a concentration of the Soviet past, as in the «baraholka on Udelnaya”, you

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October 15, 2020 Oleg Kolimbet Filed Under: Issue 97, Projects

Venice at a Time Like No Other

August 4, 2020 By Carla Fiorina

Carla Fiorina

COVID-19 has stabbed Venice to her heart - a city that would be normally worth 3.2 billion U.S. dollars in annual tourism-related revenue. Like hundreds of European towns, she has suffered the mortal wound of the two-month lockdown restrictions that have kept millions of Italians and foreign tourists at home for nearly two months. Venice is like the Grand Dame of International tourism. A must-see, the honeymoon dream destination, the town that no self-respecting traveler can leave out of

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August 4, 2020 Carla Fiorina Filed Under: Issue 95, Projects

A Handful of Hands

August 14, 2020 By Gourab Guha

Gourab Guha

A gesture of the hand is a form of non-verbal or non-vocal communication, which expresses feelings, emotions, thoughts, messages and many more things. This body language expresses blessings, power or a gentle feeling of fondness. Sometimes a hand gesture embodies a Mudra. A commonly found Mudra is often depicted in Buddhist art which signifies the act of teaching or reassurance. Representation of such hand gestures are visible in various art forms across the world. Great Italian painters

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August 14, 2020 Gourab Guha Filed Under: Issue 95, Projects

The Mystery of Mannequins

July 15, 2020 By Jonas Grauel

Jonas Grauel

Since the rise of consumer society about 150 years ago, mannequins are an indispensable part of modern city life. Inevitably, they have also become a popular motive for street photographers. Our mute friends figure prominently in Eugène Atget's pictures of 1920s Paris and in Vivian Maier's work from mid-twentieth-century New York. Lee Friedlander captured some of them in his self-portraits, and later he even published a whole photobook on the subject - in “Mannequins”, slim bodies are melting

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July 15, 2020 Jonas Grauel Filed Under: Issue 94, Projects

Home Under Lockdown

July 15, 2020 By Jyotik Bhachech

Jyotik T. Bhachech

It was the beginning of new year, 2020, and mankind faced one of the biggest challenges in terms of the coronavirus pandemic. Our lives changed in terms of everything. Most parts of the world were under lockdown as a part of preventive measures against the disease. In India too, the government adopted the policy of a countrywide lockdown in March 2020. We had work from home and few others were just idle awaiting the saga to end. I used my time with my camera seeing what my family was doing in

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July 15, 2020 Jyotik Bhachech Filed Under: Issue 94, Projects

River Rejuvenation

July 15, 2020 By Abhishek Singh

Abhishek Singh

A peaceful river or a filthy drain? A place to worship or a garbage dump? Development that exploits or growth that preserves and sustains? The view of an emaciated Yamuna lying clogged and polluted at Kalindi Kunj Ghat evokes many of these questions, doubts and more. As the newly built pink coded Metro perched atop grey columns runs through the river ferrying passengers to far flung parts of the city, this generation of a change in public transportation presents a starke contrast with the

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July 15, 2020 Abhishek Singh Filed Under: Issue 94, Projects

Pale Blue Dress

June 15, 2020 By Brandon Tauszik

Images by Brandon Tauszik, Words by James T. Campbell, Ph.D

Human beings have waged war since the dawn of time. They have played war for almost as long.  Roman emperors staged massive battle reenactments in the Colosseum, with casts of slaves and prisoners of war fighting literally for their lives. Two thousand years later, Buffalo Bill Cody concluded performances of his Wild West Show with a reenactment of the Battle of Little Big Horn. No one died – the bullets were blanks, the scalping sleight of hand – but Cody’s company did include Lakota warriors

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June 15, 2020 Brandon Tauszik Filed Under: Issue 93, Projects

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