Our correspondent Simone Gork arranged an interview with Michael Najjar (1966, Germany), a pioneer in digital postproduction and manipulation in photography. By linking up realistic with fictive elements, he creates utopian (near) future scenarios that reflect upon contemporary technological developments. Michael Najjar is also featured in GUP #30, the Metropolitan Issue, with his series ‘Netropolis’. His work ‘Liquid City’ is currently exhibited at Noorderlicht Photofestival’.
We all know Viewbook as a place where you can create your personal photography site and share your work. With the arrival of Apple’s iPad the people at Viewbook knew that a new piece of hardware was born that would make a lot of photographers very happy.
An interview with photographer Irina Rozovsky (1981 in Moscow) who traveled through Israel with three cousins in a rental car.
Jon Rafman (1981, Montreal), an artist-cum-netronaut always on the frontline of our virtual expansion, is fascinated by Google’s panoramic views that support our insatiable need for navigation.
A wedding was celebrated at the rooftop. Nabil’s nephew kissed his wife and from the ramshackle balconies neighbours sang songs to seal their love.
Hannah stares at me. Her grey eyes hold me at gunpoint, like a double-barre...
