An inside look at the 2012 Oskar Barnack Award Jury in action. And yes you guessed it, Bruce Gilden certainly is loud and opinionated :-).
Continue Reading →Is there Truth in a Photograph?
Is there truth in a photograph? Not always. The context of photographs are at the mercy of the photographers who take them and the editors who may re-contextualise them.
Continue Reading →Against Xenophobia: A Photographer’s Response
If I want to be treated as an informed member within the community of artists, writers, photographers and curators, I have to speak. If not, I will be complicit in this violence. As such, I dennounce this xenophobia unconditionally. This is the first step. And then, we can talk and heal.
Continue Reading →The most innovative thing Leica Camera can do
Our thoughts on what we feel is the most innovative thing Leica Camera can do today.
Continue Reading →Video: Gilden ‘The older I get, the closer I get.’
Why I like to go close is because I want to take the person’s soul and I want them to know I took the picture.
Continue Reading →Daido: A ‘no-finder shot’
Photography makes people feel something (people turn their heads, or flee). But using a compact camera, you can do it simply.
Continue Reading →A photograph does not say more than a 1000 words.
Photography as a medium can be very powerful: the still image allows for contemplation, it can refer to cultural and visual traditions, and as a representation of reality it forces the viewer to think about the depiction and its meaning.
Continue Reading →Follow your instincts – Daido: I am like a Dog.
When I go out into the city I have no plan. I walk down one street, and when I am drawn to turn the corner into another.
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