Boris Eldagsen: "AI-generated images and photographs should not compete against each other in competitions"
German artist Boris Eldagsen has sent shockwaves through the world of photography by winning one of the prestigious annual Sony
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Uncovering the Overlooked: Joe Clarke's Intuitive Approach to Photography
For many photographers, Iceland offers endless possibilities for capturing compelling images. This also applies to Joe Clarke. However, sometimes the
At Night, When Hanoi Stands Still
When the shadow of night settles over Hanoi’s rooftops, Belgian photographer Wouter Vanhees sets out on a nocturnal picture
"Utama" – Our Home, the Andes
In the critically acclaimed film “Utama”, Bolivian director Alejandro Loayza Grisi captures the consequences of climate change and the loss
From Shelf to Sea: How Mandy Barker's Photography Highlights Plastic Pollution
British Photographer Mandy Barker dedicates her photography to raising awareness of plastic pollution in our oceans. Even after 12 years,
The Many Shapes of Water
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] German artist Franz Xaver Aicher’s fascination for water defines his photography. As
Jason deCaires Taylor: "There is a sub-aquatic rain forest under everybody's noses"
Since 2006, British artist and conservationist Jason deCaires Taylor has been sinking hundreds of sculptures in the oceans worldwide. With
The War Within: In "Open Wounds," Photographer Younes Mohammad Captures the Challenges of Life after Combat
In his series “Open Wounds,” Iraqi Kurdish photographer Younes Mohammad tells the stories of Peshmerga veterans and their families battling