Maika Elan is the queen of experimental film photography, particularly the kind made with plastic cameras with cheap lenses.
Paris is calling. Asian Photography at PhotoQuai 2015
Contemporary photography from Asia alongside rest of the world showcasing at the 5th Edition of PhotoQuai Biennale in September 2015.
Experimental Analog Photography from the IPA Workshop
A selection of multiple exposure photographs from the IPA Experimental Analog Photo Workshop with Maika Elan held on 9th – 10th May 2015.
Getting Personal – 8 Photo Essays on Family in Asia
A selection of essays by photographers who have pointed their lenses inwards on their family – a view into their personal lives.
Like My Father, by Maika Elan
One day, I watched him as he was wearing his own clothes. It surprised me how very small he looked. He looked like a child trying to wear the clothes of adults.
MoST Artists explores FAMILY ties in Bangkok, Thailand
FAMILY is a group exhibition in Bangkok inspired by five photographers who have worked on the subject of the family.
IPA – KHÓA HỌC “STREET PHOTOGRAPHY” TẠI HÀ NỘI
Invisible Photographer Asia (IPA) tổ chức khóa học nhiếp ảnh ngắn hạn cho các bạn yêu nhiếp ảnh từ trình độ sơ cấp đến trung cấp, những người yêu mến và mong muốn theo đuổi trường phái “nhiếp ảnh đường phố – street photography”.
Join us for IPA PHOTO CAMP HANOI, Vietnam | 16th – 19th May 2013
Invisible Ph t grapher Asia (IPA) presents IPA PHOTO CAMP HANOI, an exploration of personal photography in Hanoi Vietnam.
Top 10 IPA Photography Posts of 2012
These are the 10 most popular posts of 2012 on Invisible Ph t grapher Asia, ranked by number of page views.
The Pink Choice, by Maika Elan
The Pink Choice is a series of photos about the love of homosexual couples which focus on their living spaces and their affectionate touches.
Here comes Thaipusam, by Maika Elan
Thaipusam is known as a very enigmatic festival – mysterious and frenzied. And from the few images I had seen, Thaipusam looked like a pilgrimage of a bygone era.
Smells like Indian Spirit, by Maika Elan
India has always been my dream land, and when I finally traveled there in March, I was really overwhelmed. I had my little lomo camera with me, but I tried not to ‘take pictures’ or to capture ‘beautiful images’.