Every Drowning Is A Fake
When capturing light, there are no restrictions.
We know that we only have one shot in life. So we reach for a camera.
As lonesome bedfellows, it was never certain if we were loving each other or using each other, though we would grow drunk with the desire for something more, even if the more was intended for somebody else…
The mask occupies a very unique place throughout Mexican culture. It’s not limited solely to festivities and religious celebrations. Evidently, the masks of Mexico are also not just collector’s items or tourist trophies but a vital, living part of the Mexican heritage.
As essential as the desire to create, is the innate desire to experiment with our creations: to use playfulness, technology, or artistry to make something entirely new and unique.
Hendrik’s prayers have been answered. After years of lobbying and making donations that eat into the money he has been saving for a gazebo, the moment has finally arrived: tomorrow the mayor will officially hand him the key to the city, whereupon he will usher in the multi-day celebration that makes the punishing southern winter bearable. Hendrik is this year’s Carnival Prince.
She lay the clothes in the field. Spread so far apart there was no doubt that they covered everywhere the body could have lain…
I started gathering my travel kit. My toothbrush, my pocketknife, and the compass grandpa gave me for Christmas; all the coins in my piggy bank, and, of course, my Fisher Price camera, so I could send them pictures of my adventures at the Egyptian pyramids.
How do you get the residents of a multicultural and underprivileged neighbourhood interested in photography? That was the main hurdle facing project coordinator Lisa Kleeven when she opened West Side Stories on Amsterdam’s Confuciusplein in May 2010. Helmed by FOAM’s education department, the project to create a neighbourhood structure offering free photography classes and workshops to area residents has become a huge success.
When instant photo maker Polaroid threw a goodbye party to ‘celebrate’ the fact that they stopped making cameras and films Polaroid fanatic Florian Kaps ran into Polaroid technician André Bosman.