photographic essays
Michael Loyd Young Boots, Bourbon & Brisket The Texas Hill Country is a special place where ever-changing vistas stretch from Austin to the West Texas plains. Country roads dotted with bluebonnets and Indian paintbrushes connect the small towns that are void of the franchised businesses. If you pass another vehicle traveling down a farm road …
Sopho Sikharulidze Abastumani Abastumani is one of those places, which is not very known outside of Georgia. Hidden in the wild Georgian mountains, the oldest health destination became popular for its climate and thermal waters, they have long been used in the treatment of tuberculosis. Abastumi is surrounded by coniferous trees. It’s Ridge has some …
Vincent Catala Rio, An Inner Shore For the last three years I have been focusing on the middle-class area in which I live in Rio de Janeiro. In a city that often summons the same repetitive figures, this is hard to locate mentally. There is a succession of residential blocks, office buildings and huge …
Katia Repina and Luca Aimi I Don’t Need To Know You “To remain being a man is not only something absurd, It is also something outdated.” Jordi Roca, 2012 This collaborative project by photographers Katia Repina and Luca Aimi explores cruisi ng in Cataluña, Spain. This process of searching for sexual encounters in public places such …
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Happy Friday the 13th, says Roger Our readers here may remember when we ran Roger Ballen with I fink ur freaky, and in our BURN.01 book. On this Friday the 13th, with great pleasure, we present again stunning new work… enjoy! — Related: http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/die-antwoord-roger-ballen-horror-film-asylum
Mieczysław “Mitch” Alland Alone in Bangkok The title Alone in Bangkok echoes the English title of Hans Fallada’s German wartime novel, Alone in Berlin. As one reviewer wrote, “Fallada’s masterpiece has “its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made.” For me, these photographs reflect the situation in Thailand. Bangkok has grown exponentially in recent decades, mainly through migration …
Sarah Mei Herman Between Us Growing up is an important theme in my work. I mainly focus on young adolescents; on their constant state of becoming; trying to capture the fleeting beauty of the continual changes they go through on their way to adulthood. I’m drawn to the intensity, vulnerability and sometimes loneliness of these …
[photo credit: ©Marta Berens – finalist EPF 2015] A FEW HOURS LEFT to apply to the EPF 2016! Enter by TONIGHT May 2nd (6pm PST) and there will be time to complete, re-edit or change your submission till May 5th, 2016 (PDT). Enter here! The deadline for entry is …
Alina Rudya Where is Our Fate? – Chernobyl 1986/2006 This series is taken from ““Prypyat mon Amour”, essay we published on Burn Magazine time ago. Now it is a book, published by Distanz Verlag, just presented during these days of Chernobyl anniversary. The work is currently being exhibit in Kanya Berlin at Chorinerstr str 81. Irina and Sergei …
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Ken Kamara Tokyo Unmasked “Tokyo Unmasked” saw the light when, after days of wandering around the streets of Tokyo with the intent of meeting “real Japan”, I realized that the biggest challenge a foreigner has is to meet its inhabitants. Truth be told, one cannot avoid to notice how comfortable Tokyoites are in the surgical …
