From Brussels with love
Wandering with color films on the streets of Brussels.
"Ruins from the Old World"… it was about street-photography and wandering, it was about myself and the people, it was about loneliness and the modern world.
I explored the city during the lockdown days guided by these words: fear / security / unknown / limit. What are the feelings when police sirens become the 'Original Soundtrack' of your daily life?
Lots of people talk about youth as a journey. But most journey’s have endings, or at least destinations. Chad Moore’s photographs capture that moment when the end of the journey, or even the journey itself, are but after thoughts in the narrative of the moment.
The Mormon community counts more than 15 million members in the world, with about half of them in the United States. This religion stemming from Christianism was born in the New World during the XIXth century…
Le travail de trois photographes sud-africains ayant grandi dans le township de Thokoza en Afrique du Sud
Doël, BELGIUM - February 2011. An inhabitant waiting for the bus that passes now rarely. Doel | Analogie d'un territoire, photo essay by Cédric Dubus Below polder marsh country Waas, caught between the nuclear power plant of Electrabel and the port of Antwerp, Doel is an abandoned village. To multiply...
« Il y a plus de couleurs dans le noir et blanc...» A. Petersen, photographe hors norme
For a month Petersen immersed himself in the life of the famous London district Soho.
Sometimes it is as if everything in these pictures was moving but has come to a sudden halt. Or as if someone threw a handful of objects in the air, like in a children’s game, and they landed in an unexpected way – waiting for Bert Danckaert to turn up to photograph them.
They call themselves the invisibles. Impossible to be sure how many they are in Ostende and around, certainly more than we can imagine. Coming from all around the planet they end here on the Belgium coast, where the railroad ends.
I'm currently documenting the life of my grandmother, the only grandparent I have left. It's a personal long-term project that I started in August 2008. In 2010 however, I started to photograph her life more frequently. My intention is to document the consequences of her high age on her own...
The ongoing documentary series “Unsettled” focuses in a metaphorical way on the idea of “progress” in a case where living environment and heritage have to disappear because of industrial purposes.
