A 48 Hours Bangladeshi Wedding!, photo essay by Shafkat Anowar, from Honolulu, United States. On the stage of a Bangladeshi home wedding in Hawaii. Speaking of ethnic cultures found in Hawaii people mostly highlight the ones frequently observed and celebrated.
Running from the Sun is a personal project focused on small towns along Route 66 in New Mexico. The images develop narratives that can be related to towns everywhere.
My parents have only a few photos of themselves from before the Islamic Revolution in Iran. My obsession with these photos, and with the photos we do not have, led to this project: It’s Hard to Kill.
Portland, Oregon, has the highest number of strip clubs of all US cities. This is what they look like.
A series of photomontages that create fanciful, surreal placed that have never been seen before.
In this series I am exploring the realm of one’s environmental surroundings, how that is absorbed into one’s psyche and how this changes through relocations.
A new environment can bring both delight and a fear of the unknown. How does one grow into feeling at home? In this series I am exploring the realm of one’s environmental
In the historic neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, murals exist to keep the community together– and to help it remember.
in high regard / I hold him / his excellence emerges / from many places / untold faces of wisdom / deep-rooted in the earth…
What is to become of me / I wonder as I breathe / Pondering / The hands of time / How swiftly it passes by / Evaporating…
In this workshop, Phil Toledano is looking for people who’ve started a deeply personal project.
This workshop is directed at photographers interested in working on long-term personal documentary projects with a focus on individual story development.
The workshop’s main objective is to provide students with a technical and conceptual fluency that they may apply within their own practice.
