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Tigers The Girl Project http://thegirlproject.org A national collection of photographs taken by teenage girls. The project gives young American women the chance to share their vision of life with the world. The most unique and creative will be compiled in a book and travelling exhibition on female adolescence. 4adf64b5703c8e3223e57c505c3849f4_lg Lydia Panas http://lydiapanas.com The lion’s share of portrait photographer Lydia Panas’ work features adolescence. She is fascinated by the phase in which we are almost adults, but not fully formed. These are the years during which we still have the capacity to listen and learn. It’s this combination of vulnera...
P.3.2 Debora Mittelstaedt http://debora-mittelstaedt.de Portraits showing teenagers seemingly in love and in between life-sized decisions. Mittelstaedt captures them as they gaze into the distance. This results in profound, introvert and peaceful photographs of a generation caught between youth and maturity. Recreation08 Mitch Epstein http://mitchepstein.net The pictures in Recreation, American Photographs 1973-1988 offer a nostalgic glimpse of American life 30 years ago. A photography veteran, with a timeless portfolio.
Yann gros 005 Yann Gross http://yanngross.com Great photographs, great stories. The stories about the first East-African skate park are heart-warming. What more could these kids wish for than a self-built park to skate all their troubles away? Photo España 2008 winner Gross knows how to handle the camera. One_more_night_017 Ben Roberts http://benrobertsphotography.com One More Night conveys the feeling you get from a Friday night party that knocks your socks off: you want it to be just as good on Saturday. So what’s holding you back?
Set3_photo01 Peter Sutherland http://petersutherland.net Self-made street photographer Peter Sutherland has a keen eye for the hidden beauty of subcultures, ordinary objects and everyday situations. He captures this by using some of the techniques of traditional documentary photography. Monumental Joel Miller http://joel-miller.net We love the Monumental series. Miller’s approach towards iconic tourist sights is bright, innovative and humorous. Sometimes what’s going in front of the structure provides the missing prop.