Gili Yaari - Purim Holiday in Jerusalem
Gili Yaari was shortlisted for the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards in the Arts and Culture category.
Editorial and Unit Stills Photography - Thomas Dymond
#WPOfavsfeature:editorial and unit stills photographer@thomasdymond,official photographer forX Factor and Britain’s Got Talent.
Looking Inwards, Learning to be Quiet - Diana Markosian, Blink
From a project about her lost father to a recent film focusing on the survivors of the Armenian Genocide (1915), Diana Markosian is not someone to shy away from heavy subjects.
Simon Brann Thorpe - Toy Soldiers
Simon Brann Thorpe's series'Toy Soldiers', a contemporary and compelling Alegory of war, was shortlisted in the Professional Conceptualcategory of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.
Gotta Catch Em All - Travis Hodges, theprintspace
In today’s post, Harry Rose from theprintspace speaks to photographer Travis Hodges on his latest project “Gotta Catch Em All” taking a look at the current craze, PokemonGo.
Patrick Willocq - Walé 2ème Regard
Photographer/artistsPatrick Willocqwas shortlisted in the Professional Portraiture category of the2016 Sony World Photography Awards with his series 'Walé 2ème Regard'.
The Bolivian Altiplano - Panos Pomonis
Panos was featured on the World Photography Organisation Instagram account with a series of photos from the Bolivian altiplano, a place of volcanic otherworldly beauty at 5000 meters above sea level.
Breaking Boundaries - Daniella Zalcman, Blink
Daniella Zalcman is a documentary photographer focusing on the legacy of Western colonization.She talks to Blinkabout her projects and about breaking the formal boundaries of documentary.
The Dark Side of Tea - Matilde Gattoni, PhotoShelter
Matilde Gattoni (b. 1974) is an award-winning French-Italian photographer and a member of PhotoShelter, the leader in portfolio websites, photo sales, marketing and archiving tools for photographers.
The Best is yet to Come - Lewis Khan, theprintspace
"The work is still in development but it’s about strength and fragility in humans." - Freelance photographerand film maker Lewis Khan.