Joab Smith’s photo series “Streets in a Pandemic” reflects the quiet and lonely atmosphere that now surrounds previously bustling streets in Bristol.
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“Nest” — Memories on Lens by Dan Moga
Dan Moga’s photo project “Nest” is aimed at displaying the rawness of his grandmother’s home and show the intimate perspectives of her life.
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“Wilderness Safaris” — Capturing Namibia’s Authenticity by Zhenya Savina
Having dreamt of capturing Namibia’s authenticity, Zhenya Savina teamed with Wilderness Safaris to reflect sustainable and cultural principles.
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Kaleidoscope on the 8 Hills — Skyscrapers Harmony by Ekaterina Busygina
Ekaterina Busygina’s photo series, Kaleidoscope on the 8 Hills, reflects the harmony in the skyscrapers throughout Hong Kong.
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“Silence” — The Cold and Lonely Universe by Bogdan Botofei
Bogdan’s photo series, “Silence”, is a reflection of the cold and lonely universe in which the sense of sight was overtaken by touch.
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“Skin Deep” — The Vulnerability in Tattoos by Klara Fowler
Aimed at breaking the stigma surrounding tattoos, Klara Fowler decided to share the vulnerability in tattoos and the beauty surrounding them.
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The Right to an Education: Overcoming Child Labor by Prem Hessenkamp
A photo series by Prem Hessenkamp centered around the realities of Child Labor and the harsh daily routines children face in Eastern India.
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“Bikes of Hanoi” — Reflecting Authenticity Through Lighting by Jon Enoch
Fascinated by the motorcycle delivery drivers in Vietnam, Jon Enoch decided to capture the authenticity.
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“Blade for Babes” — Probing Taboos and Stereotypes by Margaux Corda
Irritated by the persistence of feminine taboos and stereotypes, Margaux Corda decided to create a gentle sense of discomfort. The use of satire invites the viewer to question modern society and established opinions.
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“The Worst Poem In The Universe”: The Lucky Country by Chris Hoare
Chris Hoare portrays a journey through Australia and responds to the belief that it could be viewed as a lucky country, exploring good and bad luck.
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“Lunar” — Portraying Sensitivity Through Photography by Maël G. Lagadec
The artistic priority of Maël G. Lagadec lies in communicating to the heart rather than the mind, and expressing sensitivity through photography.
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“Do You Know?” — How Leon Spanier is Sharing Inspiring Personalities and Stories
Leon Spanier is offering inspiring people a platform, “Do You Know?”, on which unique stories and empowering messages can be shared.
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“Falling into Place”: Unconventional Beauty in Daily Life by Chiara Bonetti
“Falling into Place”, was constructed like a puzzle, through the mix of urban landscapes and the female body to present unconventional beauty.
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The Formation of Hope in the Emerald Triangle by Margherita Loba Amadio
The photographic project, “The E.T.” is centered in the Emerald Triangle in Northern California and welcomes a complex formation of hope, flooded with extreme contracts through the incorporation of fashion.
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Reflecting Hope on the Tragic Events in Beirut by Tareck Raffoul
The mini-series, “Beirut”, by Tareck Raffoul shares the imagery of hope within this difficult time, post tragic explosion in Beirut.
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“Trash” — A Visual Depiction of Plastic Pollution by Tania Volobueva
The photo series, “Trash” is a visual call-to-action regarding the excessive use of plastic and how society is contributing to plastic pollution.
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Spar to Camera – The Engaging Side of Boxing by Richard Cannon
Creating more engaging images through focusing on the boxer’s muscle tension and facial expressions through shadowboxing.
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Stronger Together — A Visualization of Self-love by Emma Boonne
Frustrated with working with the same types of girls, Emma Boonne created the project “Stronger Together” aimed at promoting self-love.
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A Study of Femininity — A Radically Soft Portraiture Project by Cole Ndelu
The image series by Cole Ndelu displays her beliefs towards breaking the stereotypical associations of femininity and blackness, through beauty and power.
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Coral Reefs of the Future? — Alicja Wróblewska Shows What the Anthropocene is Creating
“If we do not drastically limit the production of plastic, (…) coral reefs will be permanently destroyed and replaced by synthetic creations”
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