Photography

The photographer’s responsibility is not to present us with the Truth. Her/his responsibility instead is to present us with a truth that, crucially, will make us re-examine (not: confirm) our own. That is why or how photography can be art. And if it’s done well, then we have good photographic art. But the “good” doesn’t come out of what we want. Instead, it comes out of what we are made to experience, whether we like it or not.

OK, So it's been quite a time since my last blog post - my sincere excuses to those who have been eagerly waiting for news ;-) ! I was quite busy & couldn't spend as much time on my blog as I'd have wanted to, still, I hope y'all will enjoy this post about looking for & finding pairs of things - "TWO of a Kind !"

Looking at Anders’ photographs remind of old Super 8 films of parties, weddings and family holidays, remind of proud parent’s taping the first steps, the first words of their children. Even though the images can’t be compared with those old vintage movies, we all know, in their style and aesthetics they have the same power: to show life as simple, intimate and beautiful as it is. Johansson manages to become part of the scene in front of him. His images document and record, but not from a distance. Without being close ups in a technical way Anders’ works are close ups of the life in front of his camera.

The story behind the photo called "Someone at the Door" shot by Digby Fullam using a Canon 6D and a Canon 70-200mm f/4 L lens.

Moments of serenity and quiet melancholy among the hustle and bustle of Tokyo city streets

Il est probable que Robert Capa n'ait pas pris plus de 11 photos à Omaha Beach le 6 juin 1944, ce qui est déjà héroïque. Il ne les a pas truquées, pas retouchées. Et il reste un immense photoreporter.

Our next issue of our "featured photographer review" showcase the work of a very talented young photographer of Poland. 

Her work is characterised by great contrasts and a fantastic figurative language.

Michael Kamber is a photojournalist who has been working around the world since 1986; he has traveled to Iraq, Afghanistan, Liberia, the Sudan, Haiti, Isra

Joerg Colberg's online photography magazine.

Looking at Anders’ photographs remind of old Super 8 films of parties, weddings and family holidays, remind of proud parent’s taping the first steps, the first words of their children. Even though the images can’t be compared with those old vintage movies, we all know, in their style and aesthetics they have the same power: to show life as simple, intimate and beautiful as it is. Johansson manages to become part of the scene in front of him. His images document and record, but not from a distance. Without being close ups in a technical way Anders’ works are close ups of the life in front of his camera.

The Monthly Theme Contest for August 2015 is about "Feminity". Submissions will be accepted until the 15th of August 2015.

The elements, which call into question the normal relationship of appearance to truth in photography, are, for most artists of my generation, tools to enrich the experience of the work rather than ends in themselves. If anyone were to tell me that what interests them most about my work is the questioning of the norms of photography, I would answer that they had missed the point. ...

See the winners and explore stunning National Geographic Traveler photography contest entries. Submit your photo for the 2015 contest. View all entries, rules, and prizes

Interview with Debmalya Roy CHOUDHURI, photographer, Calcutta, India 
Our next journey takes us next to Calcutta India, where Debmalya Roy Choudhuri creates his remarkable photographic work.

His visually stunning photos covers a wide range from captivating street photographs to fantastic candid and portraits up to fine art photography.