Kabul Calling
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Tagged Kabul, Marieke van der Velden, Photography, Roving Eye
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Jorrit R Dijkstra
Born in Amsterdam | Raised by the World
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Chinese Galeries
Chinese fotografie is een complex onderwerp. Een turbulente historie, uiteenlopende trends en fotografen die niet samen willen werken. Wij spraken drie belangrijke spelers in de Chinese fotografiewereld en pijlden de stemming. Er is genoeg hoop, maar even zoveel kritiek. Heden en toekomst van Chinese fotografie in een notendop.
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Opals in the Rough
While celebrating its centennial two years ago, American photographer Elliot Ross decided to visit the far-flung community of Coober Pedy. In the ‘Opal Capitol of the World’ he photographed not only the mines and subterranean houses, but more importantly the extraordinary people inhabiting this small town in the Outback.
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The strength of the Sahawari women
The refugee crisis across Europe makes headlines, but it’s the people of Western Sahara who have been experiencing a refugee crisis for over 40 years. Last November was the 40th anniversary of Morocco’s invasion of Western Sahara, which forced thousands of refugees into the Algerian desert. They're still there today, living in refugee camps, dependent on international aid. Over there, it’s the Saharawari women who play a fundamental role in their matriarchal society.
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Silvershotz – Exceptional Contemporary Photography
Silvershotz is a contemporary photography portfolio magazine showcasing the best photographic images from around the world. Immerse yourself in beautiful images, themed and conceptual work to inspire you, plus in-depth engaging articles and videos. There is no advertising – just images.
Twitter
So The British Journal of Photography sold out its twitter account with 250000 followers into a NFT marketing account called 'art3'. They started a new account for photography. Which has 836 followers. And in doing so destroyed their reputation and reach. pic.twitter.com/KDI0HpT2fW
