Born in 2012 as a restricted collective mobile photo project, the 24Hour Project has quickly become a huge event, involving more than 2000 persons around the world only this year. In occasion of their exhibition and workshop in Naples (Italy), we have met Renzo Grande, one of the two creators of this brilliant street photo project.
The history of photography and colonialism are closely related. The exhibition “Distance and Desire” which is shown
© Stephen Shore, St. Sabas Monastery, Judean Desert , 2009 Life at the margin For the international photography...
A picture from Lina Pallotta's project Porpora and Valerie. Long-term photographic narrative author and visual reportage educator, Lina...
Naples in the 1980s was an indomitable caldron of social excesses.
I was very struck by the fact that in same pictures people look like very small, almost miniatures,...
Camping Italy is sea smell mixed with Autan, fried or grilled onions, and pinewood. Perhaps, it’s mixed with water and salt too, something deep inside that you do not know how to identify.
2008 became the point of no return: for the first time in history there are more people living in cities than in rural areas.
Mental disease in Bali is not an easy thing. The secluded and traditional Balinese community doesn't accept the existance of this illness.
The project is a personal and introspective journey across the nature of obsessive desire and the limits of auto-destruction, denouncing disease’s new risk factors: social networks and photography.
Ghana is a country rich in natural resources, especially of gold, which is extracted with bare hands by a lowcost labor force, to be sold at competitive prices on the international market.
Child Survival in a Changing Climate by Luca Catalano Kenia Bangladesh, Chalna, September 2010. Two women near...
At the heart of this series, I am re-envisioning the changes in my family’s life following my father’s death, the self imposed exile that occurred, and the depression that followed.
On a bus along the Vişeu Valley, 2007. hen I first started to work as freelance photographer in...
