Category: Portfolios

  • Jared Moossy

    Jared Moossy is a documentary photographer. I was stopped by his series about Afghanistan (Jared spent a large part of 2009 in Kabul) because of the dynamics in his pictures. Far from the standardized war witness with its so-usual documentary view, and far from the normative needs of international press, he puts your mind in…

  • Ana Kraš

    Ana Kraš was born in Belgrade, Serbia, in July 1984. I would not describe her work as mostly oriented toward classic beauty. But, she has a real style made of quietness, softness and partly of the hazy atmosphere of her pictures. People are not absent, but play a role similar to the objects around them.…

  • Naho Kubota

    A modern view of Japan, with a touch of classic light that could have been taken from the engravings of the old masters, Naho Kubota pictures. Let’s also visit Naho Kubota’s work: Naho Kubota: Japan photos Naho Kubota’s web site

  • Yaakov Asher Sinclair

    I found the photographs of Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair, through his book Seasons of the Moon and its eerily radiating pictures. But this is only the surface of his work and I selected on of his Portraits of greatness. You will find in his work a passionate love for Israel, its culture, its people.

  • Timothy Allen

    While I am preparing myself to travel to Nepal in the coming days, I have the pleasure to show you photos from Timothy Allen taken during a trip to the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. In his story behind the image, Timothy gives us one of the best photo advice: Taking a photograph like this is…

  • Ramin Talaie

    Iran is a country were AIDS is as present as anywhere else, but probably less officially recognized. About 85% of Afghanistan opium production is trafficked through Iran to Turkey and Eastern Europe, but leaves its trace on Iran, too. Persopolis, the only NGO of its kind in Iran, provides food and clothing and distributes clean…

  • Audrey Bardou

    A very beautiful documentary about Life, Death, Humanity and those we no longer see. A last place of life « Today we can live longer, yes but how? »   –       November 25th, 2004: my grandfather is placed in a old people’s home. Marcel Bardou, my grandfather, 92 years old and widower for 7 years, has been…

  • James Cooper

    James Cooper images are haunting. But as he said: “I don’t want my images to be at all ‘tricky’ or ‘ deceptive’ , so hopefully its pretty obvious how I did it. But its a ‘living sculpture’ made with my friend Johanna , some pink string and some pieces of foam cut from boat cushions…

  • Jay Kuhlmann

    I invite you to check Jay Kuhlmann documentary photo work. He is traveling through most of Middle East and shows us the faces of men and women living in this part of the world so often in the spot lights of news. I selected more specifically a set of pictures from Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon.…