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Weekend Portfolios29.09.2012
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Weekend Portfolio
8 portfolios. This is Magnus Naddermier’s final selection, for which he provided us with the following comment: "Apart from the quality of the image itself, what I tend to respond to, whether it´s fine art photography or photojournalism, is the way the images are presented and linked tog...
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Weekend Portfolio
This series, Colorfield, takes its inspiration from the works of Rothko. In began with a contemplative, observational meditation on nature. Then, by playing with photography’s visual techniques, the balance and beauty of the figurative produced abstraction. The emotions leave the frame to in...
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Weekend Portfolio
The one is an aphasic, patriarchal totem. The other, my father’s father, whom he never knew, and whose existence I learned of late in my youth. Both were married to my grandfather. Amateur filmmakers in their time, these grandfathers were too little known.
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Weekend Portfolio
My name is Nasos Karabelas and this is my work. It is from a project that I call abstract photography, with this project I want to show that there are things that people cant see because they lost the ability to do this.
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Weekend Portfolio
David Barnes was born in 1974 in Cardiff and lives in the Rhymney Valley, south Wales, UK. His artistic practice is grounded in long-term collaborations within communities in his native south Wales - using a layered approach which combines photography, film and installation. His work has been...
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Weekend Portfolio
'Men at night' examines man, in a period of existential space, in the suburbs, at night. It is an attempt to explore a daydream in the evening, a pensive moment where alternate lives, hopes, dreams, and unactualized ambitions can be fathomed. The camera, functioning as a portal to the s...
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Weekend Portfolio
Ten years after the fall of the Twin Towers, my gaze turned toward the incredible silent organization that exists in Chinese society, the largest in the world. If the ubiquitous crowds give the country the appearance of pandemonium, it appears that each individual nonetheless knows what he or ...
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Weekend Portfolio
Divino Amore is a series of portraits showing the world of “pilgrims” who visit St. Peter’s Basilica every year in Rome. They make the journey out of devotion, curiosity or simple boredom. The series is part of a project on witnessing of public events, The Watchers.
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Weekend Portfolio
In this series, ‘Vanitas’, I re-visit the works of the 17th century Dutch Masters using period props, food and real insects including butterflies that I breed myself. Each carefully staged underwater scene is captured in-camera without the use of post production, either traditional or digita...
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