Movement, shape and form by Sherrie Nickol
Sherrie Nickol is a fine art photographer who captures moments in time – and in life – with an almost tangible warmth and energy. She grew up in Osceola, Arkansas and has lived her adult
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Madje Has Dementia by Maggie Steber
Maggie Steber’s images speak to the pain of loss by Thanh Tung Maggie Steber was an only child. Madje Steber was a single parent. All they had was each other, an incomplete family, and
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Nature is within us – Photo Paintings by Michael Nguyen
What is outside is no longer outside. Trees, forests, mountains, rivers, lakes. Michael Nguyen has transformed these elements in his artworks into feelings, fantasies and dreams. They become part of our inner nature, part of
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Elephant Festival by Kip Harris
According to Professor M. Madhavankutty in his internet essay on Elephant Festivals in Kerala, the tradition of having a majestic pageant of parading elephants as part of religious events is perhaps 250 years old. “Kerala
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Brutalist Symphony by Gigi Chung
Brutalist Symphonyby Gigi Chung “Brutalist Symphony” is an ongoing series of photographic captures of William Pereira’s brutalist architecture. Brutalism has often been associated with cold and unwelcoming facades. This series of images seek to emphasize
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Noir Portals and The time of Corona by Fran Forman
“I have long been drawn to and inspired by artists and art forms that evoke solitude, mystery, or self-reflection through color, chiaroscuro, and geometry. I pay particular homage to the patterns and abstractions of the
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Emotive portraits that convey a story and a homage to people who died of COVID-19 by Sarah Bultitude
Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sarah Bultitude grew up surrounded by photography. Her Grandfather and Father were both avid amateur photographers. She loved watching prints emerge from her Father’s garage darkroom and sat through countless slide
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Selfhood by Vicky Martin
The series “Selfhood” is in part inspired by the proverb “The eyes are the window to the soul” and a desire to challenge the need to see the eyes within a portrait. The intention in each
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Evacuation by Ruth Penn
“Perhaps, all that I wrote in my description of the photos, connects to my life. I devoted my adult life to children with special needs and to Universally Designing their learning and teaching environment, so
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Shores and Seas by Gundula Walz
Gundula Walz loves the sea, the open space, peace and quietness of this special landscape. She uses long-exposure photography to visually reproduce exactly these moods. During the digital post-processing of her photos, she often “paints
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Animals in lost places by Marcel van Balken
The series of animals by Marcel van Balken in lost places is a conceptual serie of old, derelict and no longer inhabited buildings with a rich history. Characteristic, abandoned locations all photographic sets where the ‘lost
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A different reality by Domenico Masiello
The Italian photographer Domenico Masiello has been creating another reality from the reality with his digitally edited B&W photos. He usually takes out architecture landmarks and makes them extremely three-dimensional. By doing so, he gives
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Goal by Gordwin Odhiambo
You will never see a crowd gathered this much in Kibera apart from politics. But, this gathering is of a different kind since it doesn’t divide people based on institutionalized ethnicity or ideology. Of course,
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brokeN by Kimberlee Peterson
“During this chaotic time of pain and suffering, I was creatively looking to vent pent-up frustrations about the state of our world. My initial and idealistic hope was to create a safe place for unrestrained emotional release,
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Geology by Aart Verrips
Aart Verrips is not afraid of anything. He’s always looking for something daring, something new, something controversial. It’s not for the act of provocation or the likes of it. It is for something deeper. The
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Killing Innocents – The Story of Mingi Children by Donell Gumiran
Most of us would not believe that healthy children are being killed by their own community, for implausible reasons. But it is the reality in some parts of the world. Like the Mingi tribal killing
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The true self is hidden in the unconscious by Tales Yuan
Tales Yuan is a photographer living in Chongqing (China), a city built on mountains. His major in college was chemistry, a subject that seemed to have nothing to do with photography. However, during his master’s
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Surrealistic conceptual works bathed in color by Elena Paraskeva
Elena Paraskeva’s received in September 2019 an award for her series “The Last Days Of Sara” at the International Photography Awards 2019, she received the LensCulture Portrait Awards 2019 – Jurors’ Pick and the Digital
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Life goes on by Skanda Gautam
The Nepalese photojournalist Skanda Gautam was an art student during his high school days, but he was unaware of photography until he heard about an undergraduate diploma course in Advertising & Graphic Design. After studying this course
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Under the same sun by Marinka Masséus
Marinka Masséus received the 1st place Sony World Photography Awards 2019 – Professional Creative Category, the 1st place LensCulture Portrait Awards 2019, the 1st place TPOTY 2018 and many others. Her photography is a way
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Nowhere by Xavier Blondeau
The Nowhere series by Xavier Blondeau is first and foremost an urban story. An underground story where the absence of landmarks leads us to feel the emptiness that gradually settles between us. The underground car
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Contemporary Photographic Street Art (2020) by Jack Savage
This series showcases the work by Jack Savage within mixed media photographic genres – studio portrait photography -painting and graffiti – created as a contemporary celebration for his love of 1980’s street art – with
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Scenes from Lower Bavaria by Bernd Walz
Bernd Walz has been traveling with his camera in country areas of Germany for several years and takes pictures for his project “Rural Areas”. He loves wide, open landscapes that spread out seemingly endlessly under
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Gus’s World
GUS, the Spanish photographer combines a variety of photographic techniques, especially multiple and long exposures, and takes us on a magical journey into the depths of his imagination. His images are complex, simply executed and
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Thierry Lair – A deep thinking artist and his poetic voyages
Nature is the common thread of Thierry Lairth‘s images. The themes that are dear to him, water, the forest, and its edges, the fields that dot his everyday world. Among these themes, water occupies a
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Jingyeong Sansu – Mountains with spiritual energy by Seunggu Kim
Jingyeong Sansu is a Korean traditional aesthetic term which means continuous observation of nature and harmony with nature, and is also the official name of the new residential style shown in these photographs. Photographer Seunggu Kim
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Naturalself and the outbreak of human desire by Mu Chum
Mu Chum is an independent publisher, photographer and artist based in Nanjing, Hefei and LA. His works are often drawn from life, and digging out the inner life from the simple things. He insists that works should
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In a colorful world by Hardijanto Budiman
Vibrant. Graphic. Stylized. That is the color palette of Hardijanto Budiman. This complements, contrasts and punctuates so well the designed, industrial shapes and figures that he mysteriously uses. Sometimes for social commentators, sometimes for aesthetical
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Leisure time by Massimo Siragusa
Massimo Siragusa works have been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries in Italy and other countries. He received four World Press Photo Awards, three Sony World Photography Awards and two MIFA Awards. If you like
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In the fairytale-like, fantastic and mystical worlds of Martina Singer
“10 seconds self-timer – that’s how much time I have to position myself in my “black box”, which I built especially for the recordings in my studio. Blurriness is wanted.” Martina Singer’s photographs are characterized
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Movements & Symmetry in Diversity by Franc Lacorte
Clean, simple, and yet fascinating. One can say so about Franc’s pictures. The cleanness and simpleness are achieved by basic blocks of colors, the simplicity of composition, the minimalism of arrangement. The beauty is created by
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In a world with no troubles by Ángel Castillo Perona
“I consider myself an urban person. I was born in Madrid and the city has always been the environment where I liked living”, said Ángel Castillo Perona. Therefore, the streets of any city or village
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The Composed Environment by Johan Lowie
It is strange that basic dry shapes suchs as triangles, rectangles, circles can convey much emotion and feelings like the ones in Johan Lowie’s works. In this series, the almost geometric landscapes are based on
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In Conversation With by Jasbir John Singh
“In Conversation With” is a conceptual series in which Jasbir John Singh invited different personalities to freely express themselves in front of his camera without any creative direction from him – an act he termed as
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Human border by Paolo Naldi
Paolo Naldi areas of interest are the visual arts and, above all, painting. After a long independent artistic activity in the European underground scene, he appears in conventional exhibition spaces in Italy and abroad (galleries,
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LOVE is pop art…I love Pop Art by Juan Dios Lopez Sepúlveda
Juan Dios Lopez Sepúlveda considers himself a designer of images, vocational and self-taught, taking as the main theme of his work the exploration of perception, the organization of visual elements, abstraction, modes of commercial reproduction
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Poetry in the dark by Maria Serra
Maria Serra’s images are always dark, tragic and dramatic as they depict a constrained, oppressed and fragile femininity. However, the composition and the use of unusual props lend them a poetic quality. As so, they
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Soul transmission by Susanne Kotrus
Nothing is entirely new. From the beginning of the universe, things have been copying each other, developing from each other, carrying information of each other through space and time. The light from a faraway star.
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Bernd Wiedemann – Master of Etching
Most of the time, a story is best told only in a specific medium; and a medium always finds its master. Etching is a graphic intaglio printing process of artistic printmaking. And Bernd Wiedemann is a master
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Paper Dimensions – new and different by Henny Schlüter
Painting with paper on canvas? What is it? Never heard of it. Many visitors of Henny Schlüter’s exhibitions ask her this or similar questions. This technique is new and its effects are fascinating. After many years
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Things by Johannes Gramm
What makes us different from others and what this difference actually looks like? That are questions Gramm always asks himself. So he started started to take pictures since 5 years old and has never stopped
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Lori Sloan’s North Star
“When I step outside into the world, I see geometry. This is my North Star, my organizing principle around which all other objects are placed. Geometry grounds me and it grounds my photos. It helps me to
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Low waiting in Life by Ralf Opiol
The title “Low waiting in Life” conveys a feeling of being powerless. Ralf Opiol has noticed that people are waiting. And in different situations. Many do this very patiently, but often not. Sometimes with good hope, sometimes
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Existential angst, Déjà vu and the ghosts of Mei Sa Gou
Chinese photographer Mei Sa Gou studied Fine Arts at the university. Then she photographed: “I like to work late at night. After each work is completed, there is only a moment of joy”. Then she
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The other-worldly colors of the natural world by Pico Risto
Think again. Is the clear sky on a sunny day blue? Are leaves green? Are roses red? And is the blue you see the same as I do? For a dog, that sky is grey.
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On the 30th anniversary of German unity – The day the Berlin Wall came down: November 9th, 1989 – Turning period 1989 – 1990 by Dietmar Bührer
The historical events of 9 November 1989 in Berlin will remain in the memory of Germans for a long time. That day was a holiday in the truest sense of the word, shaped by the
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By the sea by Luca Regoli
What would it be like when you bring street photography to the beach? That’s what Luca Regoli has been doing. In this series, Luca Regoli wants to match his love for the sea with his
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By the lake, in the forest and in the meadow by Michael Nguyen
The burble of the water stream running through the forest clears our littered mind. The silent but resilient greenery of plants and trees soothes our inner turbulence. This warm, rustling earth always supports our wandering
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Baku by Wulf Rössler
A new work assignment in Baku, Azerbaijan, in January 2020. Wulf Rössler has never been there before and there was not much for him time to prepare the trip. Baku, a name he only knew from Formula
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14 Storytelling Images
Photo by Jasbir John Singh Impressive photographs selected in August 2020 from our Instagram account #tagreemagazine. 14 pictures with a great story. See the great work by our storytellers: Shobha Gopinath (Singapore), Roderick Field (United Kingdom), Flerida
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