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środa, 9 lipca 2014

Interview with Veteran Documentary Photographer Stephen Shames

Photographer: Stephen Shames
These are pictures of friends I met as children who became my family, as well as, people who stepped in front of my camera once and disappeared forever. I watched my friends grow up, fall in love, have children of their own. The boys in the original “crews” are now in their forties—their children are becoming adults. A few, including my two Godsons, have made it; many others are dead or in jail.

Often I am terrified of The Bronx. Other times it feels like home. My images reflect the feral vitality and hope of these young men. The interplay between good and evil; violence and love; chaos and family are the themes—but this is not a documentation. There is no “story line”. There is only a feeling.

czwartek, 20 lutego 2014

#portfolios Ula Wiznerowicz

http://www.ulawiznerowicz.com/bc2.php
Photographer Ula Wiznerowicz

Ula (b. 1986) is a Polish documentary photographer currently based  in Amsterdam. Her photographs have been exhibited widely with solo shows in Italy, England and Poland.

Working mainly within portraiture and social documentary photography, Wiznerowicz documents a particularly unique Polish/English perspective using the camera to explore narrative conventions with a powerful subtlety and poise. Her careful handling of subjects and their emotive stories has won her acclaim with most recently a FotoVisura Grant, along with Ideas Tap Portfolio Award in 2012 and Channel 4/Saatchi Gallery Prize and D&AD Best New Blood Prizes in 2010.
Ula studied a BA Hons Degree in Photography at Middlesex University (2010).