Liquify is a Super 8 Film shot by Lars Kemnitz with Heidrun Fiedler as a counter-draft to and a comment on the omnipresent digital manipulation of female body appearance.
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A Grand Solitude by Ethan Covey
“A Grand Solitude is a series of images shot on medium format film during a brief trip to Utah in December 2018. […] There were no crowds. Roads were empty, towns slumbering.” – Ethan Covey
Omas Kleiderschrank by Megan Auer
“The series “Omas Kleiderschrank” (Granny’s Closet) is inspired by vintage fashion. When we sat down together, we knew immediately that we wanted to shoot the series in the most sustainable way possible. So, we decided to use only the stuff we could find at our grandmas, aunties and so on.” – Megan Auer
Analogies by Dennis Eichmann
“The series comprises sets of two combined pictures, both taken at different times and locations. Each pair always has something in common, whether it be the form or the subject.” – Dennis Eichmann
The Labyrinth Light by Clàudia Grosche
“As a kid, I used to go to Laberint d’Horta in Barcelona but I didn’t remember the place perfectly. When I went to check it out for the shooting, I quickly felt that it was the right place to shoot the series.” – Clàudia Grosche
Charlie’s Angel by Carlos Darder
Carlos Darder is a photographer from Palma de Mallorca, Spain, who captures everything that’s around him, his friends, intimacy and the meaning of the youth as he sees it.
Anxiety by Maria Beatriz Rocha
With her series entitled “Anxiety”, Maria Beatriz Rocha explores the idea of a person trying to exist both in the past and in the future.
A Selection of Works by Charlie Joe Doherty
Drawn to a feeling of dissonance, Charlie Joe Doherty is always searching to capture revealing sides of the soul and the inner beauty in others.
Flora by Vika Mehovich
Vika Mehovich is a photographer from Minsk, Belarus and this is a story about youth and aging. Nature looks like an outdated house, a place where we all have to live together.
Passeig Marítim by Kate Schultze
“This series is exploring the more quiet side of the seaside of Barcelona, far from the masses of people, with its beautiful lighting and Mediterranean atmosphere.” – Kate Schultze
bad habit. by Archie Magsumbol
“i had a brief memory of someone i met from a year ago, just prior to falling asleep. she lingered long enough to eventually crossover into a dream i had.” – Archie Magsumbol
Cars by Zeno Gill
“Normally when I’m shooting, I shoot portraits of humans and put effort into excluding ugly contemporary cars from the shots, so it was refreshing to hunt older cars with personality and shoot portraits of them.” – Zeno Gill
To Each a Dream by James de Leon
“I had known Paige before moving to NY but we finally met last summer, a humid July day which crested clockwise on the Wonder Wheel in Coney Island, her long black hair Jennifer Connelly-esque on the darkened Boardwalk.” – James de Leon
A Selection of Works by La Perez
“I photograph anything that attracts me. I am instinctive, I do not care about the beautiful framing, I only shoot when I meet and recognize myself. It is essential that the image looks like what I am and how I feel. I like this.” – La Perez
Pictures of You by Justin Pavlecka
“It was a night I got to spend with my sisters before they left me in New York City. These pictures are all I have left of that night. It was bitterly cold, but the bars and city kept us warm and comfortable.” – Justin Pavlecka
Red Zone by Seren Coşkun
Seren Coşkun is a photographer based in Istanbul. The artist’s observant, detail-oriented character has been reflecting on her style of photography.
Floruerunt by Inês Condeço
Inês Condeço, as a women’s and LGBT rights activist, takes a step forward and sets herself to immortalize the purest and freest side of these people
DQ 2exp by Mircea Albuțiu
Mircea Albuțiu’s series “DQ 2exp” is a collection of double exposures shot while the ballet ensemble form the Cluj Opera House was rehearsing Don Quixote and then in the most important place in Bucharest, University Square
British Seaside in Winter by Emily Madeline Bradshaw
“For my whole life I have grown up next to the sea. I live in a small village on the cliffs, nestled between two seaside towns. When the sky is clear, you can see across the sea to France.” – Emily Madeline Bradshaw
First and Last by Spyros Papaspyrou
Spyros Papaspyrou is a photographer from Athens and this is an ongoing project that he has been working on for almost a year with his medium format camera.
The Town of My Father by Kyle Everett Smith
“This town is responsible for shaping my father into the man he has become. Crestline is responsible for developing his love for nature, his strong work ethic, and his humble perspective.” – Kyle Everett Smith
High Strangeness by Justin Hashaw
Images from a project titled “High Strangeness”. They are shot on expired 35mm film and given a portrait aesthetic in post production. Justin Hashaw’s inspiration is drawn from his appreciation of low budget exploitation and grind house films from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
Anyathakhyati by Ben Balusek
“Anyathakhyati is a Sanskrit word meaning the phenomenon of seeing one image as another image that was previously seen – such as seeing a stick as a snake.” – Ben Balusek
Wondrous Time: Tess Parks by Laura Cherry Grove
Inspired by 50’s street photography, “Wondrous Time” is a series shot in LA by Berlin based artist Laura Cherry Grove with singer-songwriter Tess Parks