August 2011
10 posts
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Zak Bratto
Michigan, USA.
q: Where’re you from and how old are you?
a: I’m from Ferndale, MI and I’m 17.
q: What got you into photography?
a: When I was a little kid my dad let me use one of his old 35mm cameras and I would just go around with it shooting everything I did. Every time I Developed a roll of film and got it back I would get super pissed about how normal and boring...
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Martine Eshuis
Rotterdam, Netherlands.
q: You recently traveled around Central America, what were some of the highlights?
a: I loved all of the countries I’ve visited, but in Mexico everything was beautiful. The cities, the countryside, Maya-ruins, beaches, people.
The language school in Guanajuato where I took Spanish lessons for a month was great, and one day I hope to be able to speak Spanish...
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Stephanie Jesus
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
q: You’ve photographed many live shows, which one in recent memory was the best experience?
a: Cage The Elephant, definitely! I’ve always knew they put on a really good show, but I had to see it with my own eyes. I packed my stuff and went to Paris to see them - probably one of the best ideas I’ve ever had! Matt Schultz (lead singer) is insane! Esben...
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Emily Scarlett Romain
Essex, UK.
q: Do you think photography has changed the way you see things?
a: Photography has recorded moments that memory would erase and made them into memories that won’t fade. It’s made me see things as a series of ephemeral moments that would otherwise be lost in the fluidity of life.
q: Any upcoming projects?
a: Currently I am ‘shooting look books for a few...
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Brandon Tauszik
San Francisco, USA.
q: You document a wide range of events, from spontaneous street shots to war-stricken Uganda. How do you use photography to tell a story?
a: Photography for me has evolved into being more and more about people. That’s a bit unfortunate, because I’m not the most outgoing person, but it’s definitely the driving factor in my work. People and the lives they live are...
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Maria Kazvan
Lviv, Ukraine. 21.
q: I like the colour and feminine quality of your pictures, do you think you’re creating some sort of fantasy with your pictures?
a: No.
q: Who are the people in your photographs? Friends/models?
a: Friends becomes models, or strangers, becomes friends and then models. This is the only way, through friendship.
q: What’s your favorite place in your...
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James Fosdick-McGrath
Perth, Australia. 17.
q: Your photographs capture a spontaneous youthful energy, what usually goes through your head when taking a shot?
a: Not a great deal really, as you said my photographs are spontaneous. I tend to just document the moment that’s unveiling it’s self before me, although sometimes I’ll wait for that moment to come to light.
q: Who are the people that...
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Andrey Ter-Grigoryan
Moscow, Russia. Minimalistic contemplations revealing geometry in our everyday lives.
q: Your series “Fragments” has a minimalistic/abstract feel to it, what were you trying to capture?
a: I locked myself in a room once and experienced a certain state of consciousness, in which I could basically perceive objects as having individuality and sound. If you place yourself in a quiet...
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Lana Adams
Adelaide, Australia. 1991.
q: Favorite photographers?
a: Cecil Beaton, Annie Leibovitz, Hedi Slimane, but I’m definitely more captivated by their more private, diary-type images than their fashion/beauty photographs. I love seeing other peoples photographs and being able to peer into a portion of their life, or into their personalities, to be revealed something a bit more meaningful...
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Jörn Schirok
Berlin, Germany. 23.
q: In your series “wintergraphik” you experiment yarn and geometric shapes,
what’s the idea behind it?
a: I always liked geometric shapes. I just took yarn to create them because I found it more interesting and beautifull then pencil or something else. The general idea behing this work is to make a step beyond photography. I’ve been taking...
