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Rinko Kawauchi

In 1972, Rinko Kawauchi was born in Shiga, Japan. She started her career as freelance photographer in 1993 after she graduated from Seian University of Art and Design. However, it was not until 2001, when she simultaneously published three photo books (Utatane, Hanabi & Hanako), that she became an instant...

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Arthur Pollock

A news media photographer for over forty years, Arthur Pollock creates images that incorporate great depth and allure with a photojournalistic viewpoint.

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Jessica Dimmock

Jessica, a New York City native, worked as a public school teacher in brooklyn before pursuing photography. Since graduating for the International Center of Photography, Jessica has won numerous international awards, including the F Award for Concerned Photography, Magnum’s Inge Morath Award, the Juror’s Choice Award from The Santa Fe...

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Peter Lindbergh

Yet in the photographs of Peter Lindbergh, you do see these extraordinary women in all their glory, without their disguises, without the ʻfrontʼ, stepping right out from behind the shiny surface they are used to showing us. Those words were written by Wim Wenders, who recently handed his close friend...

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Anton Kusters

Anton Kusters has spent two years following the Yakuza in Tokyo. Kusters managed to gain access to a Kabukicho-based branch of the Yakuza and has spent some time since then documenting their various activities in some startling images.

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Ed van der Elsken

Ed van der Elsken was born in Amsterdam in 1925. He was a talented photographer and filmmaker who portrayed his encounters with people on film for over forty years.

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Paolo Morales

on Feb 21, 2012

Paolo Morales is a photographer and BFA candidate at the Art Institute of Boston. He has exhibited work at the Museum of Modern Art, Detroit Center for Contemporary Photography, C Street Gallery, Trevor Day School and Gallery 44 in Toronto, among others.

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Alex Morvan

on Feb 19, 2012

Alex Morvan’s series Super Paradise is an attempt to capture seaside leisure environments when they are in low activity mode, to observe what remains of those places when few people are around

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Lorena Strohner

on Feb 18, 2012

A diverse submission by Lorena Strohner.

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Sander Meisner

on Feb 16, 2012

Sander Meisner is a self-taught photographer (Amsterdam, 1979) living and working in Amsterdam. He photographs the sleeping infrastructure of the urban environment, shooting in the middle of the night he often goes out at ten or eleven, photographing until sunrise.

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Maarten Kuypers

on Feb 14, 2012

Maarten Kuypers (1979) enjoys photographers like William Eggleston, Joel Sternfeld & Rob Hornstra and is always looking to connect the dots out in the world.

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Ashley Anthony

on Feb 12, 2012

Ashley Anthony is a self taught photographer who is passionate about her work. Growing up in the nostalgic South has attributed much to her stylistic approach. Through photography, Ashley is able to articulate how she sees the world: in vivid colors and inspiring images. Working with people comes naturally to Ashley, and it is shows...

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Loulou de la Motte

on Feb 11, 2012

Today’s submission is a set of polaroids by Loulou de la Motte from Berlin

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Guillaume Poli

on Feb 9, 2012

Guillaume Poli is a freelance photographer who favors a mid or long term approach with a social bias. Here is an insight about his last work upon the Kurdish community of Istanbul.

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Łukasz Rusznica

on Feb 5, 2012

Łukasz Rusznica sent us this submission.

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Miriam Chacon

on Feb 4, 2012

Farm life in the submission by Miriam Chacon from Spain.

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Semiconductor

on Feb 2, 2012

In 1999 Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt began to work together and make art under the name ‘Semiconductor’. They use computer animation to explore the world of science, time, scale, and natural forces. They work with different kind of media for their work, ranging from single and multichannel video works, sound, installations, performance and DVD...

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Michael Zimmerer

on Jan 31, 2012

Michael Zimmerer (1989), started photography in the ninth grade taking classes at the community college, then graduating from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2009 with his BFA. We talked to Michael about his series Craters and his way of exploration.

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