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Photo of the Month (June 2024 Edition): Golden hour Writing about the sunset is as difficult as photographing it. It’s so common, routine, banal. So certain to happen that lenses point the other way. They prefer the golden hour’s colour, the soft light, the balanced contrasts. It’s so ephemeral, monochromatic, and punctual that […]
In memory of Natalie Gillis Writing this post is a strange decision to me. I didn’t have the opportunity to meet Natalie, I never texted her on social media but her passing away last week kind of impressed me as their Arctic and Antarctic photos impressed me from the first sight. Natalie Gillis […]
Photo of the Month (May 2024 Edition): Amazonian niceties The world’s largest rainforest hosts the world’s most extensive and voluminous river, which originates in the world’s longest mountain range, featuring some of the globe’s highest peaks. The Amazon is immense, and if it were a country, the Amazon River basin (>7.05 million km²) would […]
Exhibition “50 years of the Carnation Revolution” by Sebastião Salgado and Lélia Wanick In February this year, upon turning 80, Sebastião Salgado told The Guardian that he would be retiring from fieldwork to dedicate himself to his monumental collection of photographs. Less than three months later, Sebastião and Lélia Wanick launched the exhibition “50 […]