July 2011
10 posts
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Garrett Lockhart
Nanaimo, British Columbia.
q: What cameras/film do you use?
a: I use a Konica C35, a Konica Tomato (from Japan), and Pentax P3 for my film shots. I usually use Kodak Gold 400, but just got turned to Fujifilm from a friend. Thanks Raven.
q: Favorite photographers?
a: Some of my favorite photographers are Scott W. H. Young, Li Hui, and Xixi Cao. They all are amazing artists.
q: Do...
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Luca Massaro
Contemplative images and subtle details.
q: Where are you from?
I’m from Reggio Emilia, currently living in Milan, where I study English and French literatures.
q: How’s the weather over there?
a:”The sun shines in the bedroom when we play and the raining always starts when you go away”.
q: What kind of things do you think is worth capturing with your camera?...
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Evan Lautzenhei​ser
q: You like to block out people’s faces, is this idea anonymity related the internet?
a: Yes, very much so. A lot of the things I’m making are inspired by and responding to the internet and the incoming “technological singularity” movement, comparing it to various religious rituals and images that remind me of a society enslaved to hyper-surveillance. With most of the...
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Lloyd Stubber
Perth, Australia. 1991. “Lloyd’s work focuses on his day to day life and how it resembles disgust, confusion and beauty”-his website.
q: Why do you shoot film? Does it affect your photographic style?
a: When I started out about six years ago everyone I looked up to was shooting film so I did as well. It has always just seemed like the right choice. I shot digital as well...
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Olivia C. Tonin
Binghamton, USA.
q: There seem to be some religious/occult aspect to your photography (graveyards/skulls etc), any significance there?
a: Not intentionally, I don’t think. I like spooky stuff and while I don’t really seek it out I guess yeah, it’s a recurring theme. Those things just happen sometimes you know, like when you miss you train and end up in graveyard trying to...
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Bassem Jellali
France, Lyon. 21.
q: Is your series “Phonetography” pictures taken on your phone? Do you think it’s affected how people take pictures?
a: In fact, the photos from the series Phonetography are taken with my phone. I wanted to show that anything is possible, that each camera has its personal touch and the camera isn’t the photographer. I don’t think it affects...
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Richie Preiss
Guelph, Canada.
q: Does photography affect the way you see things?
a: Definitely. I’m more perceptive of colours and the play of light than I used to be, and more aware of these simple qualities. Photography has allowed me to distill what I see in everyday life and find meaning in it.
q: How’s the weather over there?
a: It’s been incredible (warm but not humid) the...
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Emelie Lava Lindgren
Stockholm, Sweden.
q: Your series “Have you passed through this night” is about dreams, what motivated you to do this series?
a: Dreams fascinate me because we probably will never really understand why we have them or what they truly mean. They are a bit like magic to me in a time where we’ve lost our sense of wonder in science’s race to categorize and...
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Alex Attack
“18 year old photographer based near Bristol. My main interests are press & editorial and documentary photography, and I’m into skateboarding, surfing, biking, making music and listening to music, all of which feed into my photography nicely. “- his website
q: In this day and age, do you think there this a place for analogue photography and print?
a: I think that...
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Renaldy Fernando
Jakarta, Indonesia.
q: How would you describe the aesthetics of your photographs?
a: I’m just make a record of something that attracted me, usually it’s around the lights, color, and something strange. I also love the beauty of buildings.
q: How many cameras do you have? Any favorite one?
a: Um, havent counted it, but probably around 90-100?
I love compact camera too much,...
