All photographs are flukes: the problem with photography competitions
One photograph is a fluke, and the photographer is a purveyor of flukes.
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First/Last Images, by Steven Nestor
Because, like us, film is physical, delicate and subject to aging (rather than corruption in digital), and because life has only one conclusion, I feel that these compromised moments are the more beautiful for it. Steven Nestor.
Small Town Inertia, an interview with Jim A Mortram
Small Town Inertia is a long form social documentary and environmental portraiture series that I have been working upon for the last 3 years.
Portraits from Jaffa, by Bar Am-David
Jaffa is the most celebrated place in Israel, where Israelis and Arabs live in peace together despite the conflict.
Things, Winds and the emptiness without a void – Notes from a conversation with Jungjin Lee
The empty space is more important than the photographed/represented object. Like the stage of a dance show.
Distance, by Romina Shama aka Rachel Rom
"Photography truly is morbid in many ways. It freezes time. It steals it. It is a liar. It sells the contrary of life". By Romina Shama aka Rachel Rom.
Where I am now, is where I need to be, by Jonah Kessel
As photographer's our paths aren't exactly clear or easy. But if you trust in your passion, I believe you will find yourself someplace meaningful.
Roger Ballen interview
Answering to yourself is the most important activity of an artist. Roger Ballen
