Masters of photography
I was born in the USSR. Currently I live and work in Kiev, Ukraine. My childhood was marked by immersion in art, as I painted ceaselessly from a very young age. At some point I also began writing short stories and plays. This made me pay particular attention to narration in any visual art I […]
Read More Iana TokarchukPhotography changed my life. The day I picked up a camera I became a storyteller. I learned to see the extraordinary in everyday life. And my passion for documenting humankind has led me to find beauty in the most unlikely of places. As a visual storyteller, photographic images are how I tell […]
Read More Streets of the world, Valérie JardinIn this project, I try to express “children’s world” more realistically and more positively than Ray Bradbury’s short story “The World the Children Made”, by narrowing down the subject to children from main project “Something Here”. When I looked their world the children of today show from time to time, I have remembered that I […]
Read More The World the Children Made, Shin NoguchiTo capture people, wildlife and landscapes and the interactions between them in the light of a world in transition is to encapsulate an inimitable moment which will never again materialise. My own ‘take’ as a geographer photographer! Born in the City of Derry in Northern Ireland and still have inextricable links to my home country. […]
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Read More Jörg HeidenbergerValerio Bispuri was born in Rome in 1971 and after graduating in Literature he decided to devote his attention to photography. Professional reporter since 2001 he collaborates with numerous Italian and international magazines, among which L’Espresso, Il Venerdì, Internazionale, Le Monde, Stern. He has carried out reportages in Africa, Asia, Middle East, but it is […]
Read More Philippine, Valerio BispuriThe son of an amateur pictorialist photographer, Yamamoto Kansuke first studied French poetry and literature in Tokyo while he experimented with creative collages and photography influenced by European Surrealism and in particular Marcel Duchamp, René Magritte and Man Ray. At the end of the 1930s, he became a member of the avant-garde artistic movement, […]
Read More Kansuke YamamotoI’m a photographer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I am fascinated by extraordinary interactions between people, often individuals, and their everyday surroundings. How an apparently everyday moment can become a short story when photographed. How a non–scripted moment can appear so surreal, meaningful, esthetic or humorous that it looks scripted. But it isn’t. I am thrilled […]
Read More Caspar ClaasenMarc Lagrange, 1957, lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium. Although his pictures remind us of the great works of Helmut Newton or Peter Lindbergh, Marc brings a finesse to his pictures like no other. His photographs are stylish, well composed and iconic.
Read More Marc LagrangeRaised in Tucson Arizona by a mechanical engineering father who loved Mexican food and an amazing bread baking mom, Wayne always had a fondness for the kitchen. His father was also an avid photographer with an in-home darkroom; cameras became instinctual to use by Wayne from childhood into adult life. Wayne started in the service […]
Read More Wayne ChinnockAn estimated 9 million Syrians have fled their homes since the outbreak of civil war in March 2011. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 3 million have fled to Syria’s immediate neighbouring copuntries.These pictures show syrian refugees living conditions in Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan, three countries which have given […]
Read More Syrian refugees, Judith PratRoberto Kusterle was born in Gorizia in 1948, where he still lives and works. He began with painting and installation in the 1970’s, before identifying photography as the ideal means for his artistic expression. During the following years the principal themes of his poetics emerged: a continuity between the human, animal and vegetable world, the […]
Read More Roberto KusterlePhotographer Eddy Van Gestel lives and works in Belgium and Africa. He gained international fame through his coffee table books “A Continent in the Picture”, “To the Rhythm of the Sun”, “Africa XL”, “Terra Africana” and “African Queen”. Over the years his style has become more serene and restrained, stripped of any […]
Read More Perla Nera, Eddy Van GestelIwata Nakayama was a renowned Japanese photographer born in 1895 in Yanagawa, in Fukuoka. His father was an inventor who held a patent of a fire extinguisher. Iwata moved to Tokyo and was educated in a private school Kyohoku-Chūgakkō. After graduating from that school, he entered Tokyo University of the Arts as a first student […]
Read More Iwata NakayamaI’m a fashion, beauty and portrait photographer and retoucher based out of Toronto, Canada In addition to creating images, I have a love for teaching and do so through a variety avenues. I provide a comprehensive set of free tutorials on my YouTube channel and am also an instructor at Retouching Academy and RGG EDU, […]
Read More Michael WoloszynowiczJean Pierre Favreau was born in 1940 and has grown in La Rochelle. He lives in Paris since 1962. From 1970 to 1980, he travelled around the world : United States, South America and South East of Asia. After 1980, the traveller gave the way to the photographer, as he choose to focus his attention […]
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