photographic essays
Kir Esadov The House That Kir Built ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT This is not a reportage type project, although much of it was taken while I was doing reportage work. You can rather name it a fairytale than a rough veracity of life, although, again, in the heart of any fairytale lays the truth. Some …
Aaron Vincent Elkaim Fort McKay: Sleeping with The Devil For thousands of years the Cree and Dene people of the Athabasca River in Northern Alberta have watched, as the tarry sands along their banks oozed into the river and stuck to their feet. In the 1950s Premier Earnest Manning was devising a plan to …
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Massimo Berruti Pakistan: Fade Into Dust [ ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT ] Pakistan is considered to have had a key role in the start of the war on terrorism, as probably it will have a main role in the history of its end. Pakistan is “the country” on the front line of the War on …
Christopher Capozziello A State of Mind [ ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT ] This story began two years ago at a funeral home in the center of my hometown in Connecticut. I stood in a line of a thousand or so people, with my good friend Laura, and her mother Bea. As we mourned the death …
No left turn… Sorry for putting myself up here at the top of Burn. Don’t worry, not for long. Yet an early winter wet snow as I crossed over the Pacific Crest Trail meant only one thing. My first snowball of this coming yes Winter. Fired directly at Panos who managed to get this rather …
Lisandre St-Cyr Lamothe Transplanter Fugitive beauty is everywhere, given to those who can grasp it. “Transplanter” is the result of living four years in the countryside where I have observed life as it is and not as it should be. I search for delicate light on still life, humans and landscapes, so as to …
Nadia Sablin Two Sisters In 1952, my grandfather began to lose his vision as a result of being wounded in World War II. Wanting to return to the place where he grew up, he found an unoccupied hill in a village in the Leningrad region of Russia, close to his brothers, sisters and numerous cousins. …
Misha Friedman Tuberculosis in the former Soviet Union Tuberculosis is still a very deadly disease – especially in the former Soviet Union. The number of patients with very difficult to treat forms of tuberculosis is growing steadily in that part of the world. Officials from health organizations say it is an epidemic and it is …
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Kadir Van Lohuizen Vía PanAm In 2011, Kadir started a visual investigation on migration in the Americas. In 12 months, he traveled along the Pan-American Highway from Terra del Fuego in Patagonia to Deadhorse in Northern Alaska. Vía PanAm is a unique social documentary MULTI MEDIA project made into an iApp for the iPad. …
[slidepress gallery=’lostandfound’] Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls Lost & Found play this essay Family photos swept by 3/11 East Japan Tsunami All these pictures were found in a town named Yamamoto-cho, in Miyagi Prefecture. On March 11th, 2011 at 2:26 PM, Yamamoto-cho was hit by a huge earthquake with …
