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    August Sander – Seen by Gerd Sander
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    August Sander – Seen by Gerd Sander

    Sep 17, 2018
    Köln (8 Sep – 3 Nov 2018) "People of the Twentieth Century" is a compilation of German society in the first half of the twentieth century, conceived by my grandfather August Sander using photographs from his commercial work, as well as of people he met and photographed during his travels.
    
    Not in Kansas by Vicky Martin
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    Not in Kansas by Vicky Martin

    Sep 14, 2018
    Not In Kansas is a staged series of photographs inspired by the tenacious, self- reliant character Dorothy from the story The Wizard of Oz.
    
    Inner Beauty by Julien De Wilde
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    Inner Beauty by Julien De Wilde

    Sep 14, 2018
    Beauty is a relative concept that means something different to all of us. From my point of view, beauty means grace, modesty, sincerity and spirituality. Nothing to do with our appearance. Beauty does not need anything.
    
    Artasura by Moga Alexandru
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    Artasura by Moga Alexandru

    Sep 14, 2018
    Artasura, is a concept series that started back in 2012 with the picture Roots. Back then I had an incipient idea of raw primitive imagery that would depict humans in all sorts of nature landscapes, but it was never explored enough. In 2018 the inspiration struck, everything connected and a series of shots started to slowly emerge and take shape and color. The gods always had a powerful grip and exerted a great fascination on...
    
    Street show by Stéphane Navailles
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    Street show by Stéphane Navailles

    Sep 14, 2018
    Perhaps it is not as colourful as a ramble through the Guell Park, in Barcelona, but strolling along the streets in Paris or Strasburg is full of fleeting figures and elusive emotions.
    
    
    Patagonia by Jim Riche
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    Patagonia by Jim Riche

    Sep 13, 2018
    There is something about the expanse of Patagonia, a kind of haunting soulfulness, that affects you physically.  Few places grab you like this and hold on so tightly and for so long.
    
    The mysteries by Giancarlo Rupolo
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    The mysteries by Giancarlo Rupolo

    Sep 13, 2018
    In the week before Easter, Trapani changes face and rediscovered still firmly attached to its roots. Trapani back to the rituals of ancient spirituality, after 400 years still deeply alive.
    
    When the ground falls by Debarchan Chatterjee
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    When the ground falls by Debarchan Chatterjee

    Sep 13, 2018
    Many people were feared trapped underneath, some still in their vehicles. One person(Soumen Bag, 28, was travelling from Silpara to College Street) was killed on spot and 24 were injured and they have been shifted to the hospital.
    
    The streets of Sao Tome e Principe by Trevor Cole
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    The streets of Sao Tome e Principe by Trevor Cole

    Sep 12, 2018
    A small archipelago off the coast of Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, almost exactly on the equator. The second smallest African country (after the Seychelles) and a former Portuguese colony with a legacy of slavery
    
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    Bob’s fight : A portrait of man

    Sep 12, 2018
    Bob's fight is a portrait of man who lives alone in a broken house. He spends most of his time repairing the walls and roof of his house, instead of pursuing his passion for painting and reading.
    
    States of Grace by Wendi Schneider
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    States of Grace by Wendi Schneider

    Sep 12, 2018
    In States of Grace, I illuminate beauty amidst the chaos. I’m calmed by the simplicity of a graceful line and the stillness of the suspended moment and compelled to share an impression of the serenity I find there. 
    
    Street Photography by Amir Lavon
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    Street Photography by Amir Lavon

    Sep 12, 2018
    More than anything Street Photography is an attitude, it is an openness to being amazed by what comes your way, it is unlearning the habit of categorizing and dismissi the everyday as being ‘just the everyday’ and beginning to recognize that extraordinary
    
    Definitive Ambiguities by Jack Savage
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    Definitive Ambiguities by Jack Savage

    Sep 10, 2018
    As the contemporary photographic world moves as if in fast forward, this photographic series by London-based Jack Savage is committed to the power of memory and its often haunted shadows.
    
    Night Tales by Babis Kougemitros
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    Night Tales by Babis Kougemitros

    Sep 10, 2018
    The nocturnal wandering in the borderland of the city and in the far away fields is characterised by darkness and danger. However, the fear that the night ignites is tempered by the freedom it entails.
    
    Brick by Brick by France Leclerc
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    Brick by Brick by France Leclerc

    Sep 10, 2018
    With its 163 million-strong population, Bangladesh is in the midst of a construction boom and with that expansion comes a need for cheap construction materials.  Such high demand has lead brickmaking to thrive.
    
    Tropical hair salons by Laurent Muschel
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    Tropical hair salons by Laurent Muschel

    Sep 7, 2018
    In Africa and Latin America, hairdressers not only cut, shave and style hair; they build up hair like real architects.  The tropical "Salon de coiffure" is, however, a very diverse world; from street barbershops to posh hair salons.
    
    Parcela M11 by Marcin Walko
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    Parcela M11 by Marcin Walko

    Sep 7, 2018
    On July 12, 1995, in the face of the UN's refusal to evacuate the civilian population, General MladiÊ ordered the separation of all men and boys aged between 15 and 77, and organized the deportation of women and children from the PotoËari area, previously prepared buses that deported them within 30 hours. in safe areas.
    
    I´m the street by Omri Shomer
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    I´m the street by Omri Shomer

    Sep 7, 2018
    I've thought about it more than once, where does my urge to go out and take pictures in the street comes from. After all, it is not a natural thing to go out and photograph strangers.For seven years now I worked as a copywriter for advertising companies, responsible for ideas, new stories.
    
    Heart of the Yi by Oliver Klink
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    Heart of the Yi by Oliver Klink

    Sep 7, 2018
    For centuries, the Yi people have been surviving in the remote mountainous regions of China. In relative isolation, they have developed their own language, costumes and customs.
    
    After Gorkha by Irene Barlian
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    After Gorkha by Irene Barlian

    Sep 6, 2018
    Sixty percent of the cultural heritage that includes temples, monasteries, stupas, monasteries, and other historical buildings were severely damaged or even completely destroyed. Gorkha, once a historical figure known for his courage and strength
    
    
    Aqueous by Weldon Brewster
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    Aqueous by Weldon Brewster

    Sep 6, 2018
    As a photographer I crave to create my own vision that is quite different to the world around me. I want to cast away the visual anchors that viewers rely on so they can free their imaginations.
    
    Reborn – A performing art by Toru Takagi
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    Reborn – A performing art by Toru Takagi

    Sep 6, 2018
    There are several spaces formed by concrete walls and staircases, which is characteristic of Ando architecture, in the park beside the art museum, which was designed after the Great Hanshin Awaji earthquake by Tadao Ando.
    
    
    One day in Paris by Erlend Mikael Sæverud
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    One day in Paris by Erlend Mikael Sæverud

    Sep 5, 2018
    Erlend Mikael Sæverud (1975) photographer from Oslo, Norway masters his medium by patiently tapping into solemn moments that elicit universal truths. Known for his black and white photographs with an essence of ephemerality and omnipresence of subtlety, he shifts the narrative by using color in his series One Day in Paris.
    
    Unnatural by Anirban Mandal
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    Unnatural by Anirban Mandal

    Sep 4, 2018
    'Unnatural' is the extended and more elaborate project of 'The ghosts among us' series by Anirban. Questions about the existence of life after death, spirits and unknown entities in our well known environment have been raised since long.
    
    The heart can receive a direct blow by Matthew Hall
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    The heart can receive a direct blow by Matthew Hall

    Sep 4, 2018
    To be honest, I get no satisfaction from my finished images. The image itself means nothing to me; it is the process of obtaining the image that provides me with the satisfaction that keeps me looking for more- along the streets and in the pavement, in the chipped paint, in the mad colors and fleeting shapes, always looking.
    
    Desert by Romain Leclerc
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    Desert by Romain Leclerc

    Sep 4, 2018
    This series was photographed and documented in November 2017 for four days while I visited my father in Brazil. We explored the desert of Jericoacoara, the Atlantic coastline in the north of Brazil.  The unexpected combination of the desert between the blue ocean and white sand dunes spread over 200 kilometers side by side took my breath away.
    
    Cockroaches by Ksenia Sidorova
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    Cockroaches by Ksenia Sidorova

    Sep 4, 2018
    The cult of success and personal growth, working in an always-connected environment, the virtualization of private life, the importunate and imposed needs to demonstrate our successes, both real or imaginary, in social networks
    
    The Unknown Photographers!
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    The Unknown Photographers!

    Sep 3, 2018
    Ten years before India's independence, in 1937, a little after 7.00 pm, four men and a five year old boy, after some hearty afternoon snacks at a local eatery, seeking novelty, sauntered into a photo studio, in Kakinada
    
    The Last Avatar -Head Hunters by Aman Chotani
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    The Last Avatar -Head Hunters by Aman Chotani

    Sep 3, 2018
    When we think of tribes, the first thing that comes to our mind is, “what did those tribesmen and women believe in?” “What were their customs and beliefs?” That’s what I asked about the Konyak tribe that was nestled in Nagaland, India, in regard to the famous headhunters. 
    
    Waterlily by Zuzu Valla
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    Waterlily by Zuzu Valla

    Sep 3, 2018
    It was a very hot day, over 30 degrees. Day before l was cycling with my husband and find beautiful lake for this photo shoot, l put on social media that l am looking for a brave model who will not be afraid to go into lake for the pictures. My friend Martyna answer as first.
    
    Inner Feelings by Kaushik Dolui
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    Inner Feelings by Kaushik Dolui

    Sep 3, 2018
    Initially during our travel to Puskar Mela, Rajasthan. I photographed one of my friend's different perspectives by covering him with clothes.Later I sent two/three images with some modifications for salons competition.
    
    Thuis by Susanne Middelberg
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    Thuis by Susanne Middelberg

    Aug 21, 2018
    “Thuis” is the Dutch translation for “Home”. “Thuis" for me stands literally for “home", but also for the feeling of being at home in my life and in my body.
    
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    KUKIMBIA: A Journey Through Kenyan Running Culture

    Aug 20, 2018
    In March of 2016, we traveled to the highlands of the Kenyan Rift Valley to film and photograph running culture. We stayed in the family homes of some of these athletes, and documented their daily lives as they prepared for international competition.
    
    
    Alveare by Isabella Sommati
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    Alveare by Isabella Sommati

    Jul 27, 2018
    I overheard these sentences while shooting in the locker room describe the daily micro eeality of the female universe: different interests, cultures and ages melting in a sport that is usually played by men.
    
    Transfiguration by Lesia Maruschak
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    Transfiguration by Lesia Maruschak

    Jul 25, 2018
    Transfiguration revolves around a little girl named Maria - a survivor of the 1932-1933 famine in my homeland of Ukraine. Her parents and 4 million others died because of Stalin’s policy of artificial starvation.
    
    City in Protest by Debarchan Chatterjee
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    City in Protest by Debarchan Chatterjee

    Jul 25, 2018
    On 10th january 2018,a 8-year old girl name Asifa Bano was abducted ,raped and murdered brutally in Rasana village near Kathua in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir.
    
    Instant Stage by Ioana Tăut
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    Instant Stage by Ioana Tăut

    Jul 25, 2018
    The photographs that can be seen in my submission are part of my latest project called “Instant Stage”. The name of the series presents the subject it handles and the medium through which the series was created. 
    
    I surrender, dear
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    I surrender, dear

    Jul 25, 2018
    New York (July 10 - August 4, 2018) Umbrella Arts Gallery is pleased to host I Surrender, Dear, an exhibition exploring the emotional equalizer of grief, born from the personal experience of curator Frances Jakubek.
    
    
    Birds of pollution by Carmen Sayago
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    Birds of pollution by Carmen Sayago

    Jul 23, 2018
    We live in a highly industrialized society in which we coexist daily with an environment saturated with chemical substances. We eat them, we breathe them, we touch them ...
    
    Waking Life by Max Moldau
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    Waking Life by Max Moldau

    Jul 23, 2018
    Waking Life is a homage to the disappearing monochrome dream world. Some researchers suppose that it was the childhood exposure to black-and-white photography, movies and later television
    
    
    Untold by Julien De Wilde
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    Untold by Julien De Wilde

    Jul 20, 2018
    Diving deeply within oneself to get rid of the limits formed by our education, our culture, our conditioning and our fears that oppress us until suffocation.
    
    30,000 Dunam by Sofie Berzon MacKie
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    30,000 Dunam by Sofie Berzon MacKie

    Jul 20, 2018
    Since then Hamas, the Palestinian Sunni-Islamist fundamentalist organization ruling the Gaza Strip, have sent thousands of terror kites  with burning tails and attached explosives over the border from the Gaza Strip to Israel.

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