ISP Magazine #7_2021

ISP REPORTAGE

MA GAZ INE JULY | 2021

INTERNATIONAL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY AND REPORTAGE

ISP REPORTAGE

MA GAZ INE JULY | 2021

Welcome to the ISP Magazine July | 2021

MATILDE RUBIO SVEN HARKER PRABIR ROY SOMJIT GHOSH PISANU THOYOD ADOLFO CARLI JOHN XENOS. CC LU MICHELE CIMBALLI PST PHOTOWORKS DOROTHY PICKERING LÊ BÍCH ELAINE SPRINGFORD THIAM KIE TAN UWE SCHRÖDER SEB KRIMI BLAS CARRIÓN GUARDIOLA SANJIB GHOSH MARTIN AGIUS OLIVIER SCHRAM ROBERT SHERMAN MOU AYSHA SIDDIQUA MATEO CANDIA KAZUHIRO MIYAHARA JOÃO COELHO ANIMESH BASAK NIPENDRANATH SARKAR BABAJIDE OLUSANYA JEREMY WOODHOUSE MARGO VELDHUIZEN CLAUDIO TONIN VALENTINA D’AMATO MARCO DEI ROSSI AMALIA FLOROU JULIA DIEHL RICARDO SILVA TRUNG MAI PAUL JORIZZO PAULINE REN MÁRIO BARRELA PETROS KOTZABASIS VERA VAN DER WAL PRANAY KANTAL PABLO ABREU EPPO KARSIJNS MOHAMED NAHI KHALID MALIK ROMEO CATERINA NIZAR MESSAOUDI ROBI PANIC OTTAVIO CARTA KNUT SKJÆRVEN Thank you very much for the contribution of the authors!

INTERNATIONAL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY AND REPORTAGE COLLABORATORS SALVATORE DA CHA (ISP CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) • UWE SCHRÖDER (PUBLISHER & GRAPHIC DESIGN) VALENTINA D‘AMATO (PHOTO EDITOR) • ROBERT SHERMAN (COPYWRITER & EDITOR) AMALIA FLOROU (CO-EDITOR) • TRUNG MAI • GIUSEPPE MARCANTONIO • RICCARDO PINZONE E-MAIL ISPANDREPORTAGE@GMAIL.COM

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Matilde Rubio

Title: Between the lines | Location: Cádiz (Spain)

As a photographer I have always been fascinated by the magic of being able to capture the moment of life on the streets. .. I discover, look and shoot https://www.flickr.com/photos/135872993@N04/

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Sven Harker Ich heisse Sven Harker, bin 32 Jahre alt und komme aus Geldern.

Ich bin Hobbyfotograf und Fotografiere überwiegend in Schwarz-Weiß.

Instagram.com/allesgrau_fotografie

Titel: Munich Space

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Das Foto wurde von mir in einer Münchener U-Bahn Station gemacht. Da mich die Symmetrien in U-Bahnstationen oft an Science Fiction filme ala Stanley Kubrick‘s Odyssee im Weltraum erinnern, wollte ich für den Betrachter eine Art Weltraumstation erwecken.

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Prabir Roy

Somjit Ghosh I am an amateur street photographer. My interest in photography was roused ever since I learnt to use my father‘s analog Kodak KB10 camera. As a child, watching my father‘s interest in photography helped me nurture my own. At present I am a self-employed businessman and have been pursuing photography as a hobby for nearly 4 years. In the midst of the daily toil of the market, while being engaged in my family business, photography brings me my most needed respite. Capturing the ordinary life around me, in its extraordinary beauty - that‘s what makes everyday worth it. I have always wanted to tell stories, be it my own, or of the places I go to.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelensmansjournal DeviantArt: https://www.deviantart.com/thelensmansjournal 500px : https://500px.com/p/thelensmansjournal Twitter: https://twitter.com/lensmansjournal

Title of the Picture: Hide and Seek Location: Mullick Ghat, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Pisanu Thoyod

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Pst Photoworks „Color of Myanmar“ ... Shwe Yaunghwe Kyaung Monastery Inle Lake, Myanmar

JAPAN - KYOTO = Maiko

Adolfo Carli

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Title: Sunset is my favourite colour | Location: Burano (Italy)

John Xenos What is there to say about you : My name is John Xenos and I was born and raised in Athens Greece.

Photography is my passion and I love the fact that requires a technical side but also an artistic side.. I shoot because I see, I love to visualize the final image from my camera..my photographic style is mostly

street photography and reportage, love to travel and learn more and more every day with my captures.

Instagram : Johnxenos | Facebook : johnxeno

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CC Lu

A corner of Taiwan | CC Lu Foto

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Titolo „ Siena“

Michele Cimballi Sono un fotoamatore senese di 62 anni.

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Bagan, Myanmar

Pst Photoworks

Dede Pickering

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Dede Pickering

Title: Kids & Cat

Lê Bích

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Two shoes, four feet | Bundhi, India

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Thiam Kie Tan

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Work Hard! Power station in Plessa

Uwe Schröder

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Prabir Roy

Seb Krimi Title: Trek with young Buddhist Monks in jammu-Kashmir.

Situation: Close to the disputed border between India, Pakistam & China at 4300m of altitude, in Jammu-Kashmir. Trek with some young monks around their monastery.

My personal thoughts: Basically I‘m educator and teacher around the world since 4 years ago, in different countries and actually in Nepal. I was lucky to met so -many- cultures, people, traditions and religions. On 2019 I had a chance to teach in a Buddhist monastery in JammuKashmir. Until now is still like one of my best experience... Just insane. This day it was a Sunday and after the prayer at 6AM, we went with 6 kids do a trek at 4300m of altitude. Beautiful sceneries of course but mostly, the teacher at this moment it was them... not me Only my personal one Seb Ben (you can share it) (no official page about my travel), Instagram : @worldwide_teacher_educator

Robert Sherman

The Invasion of the Pines (Fire Island Pines, NY) has happened on Independence Day, July 4th weekend, every year since 1976. A specially hired ferry full of hundreds of Drag Queens and Kings comes from Cherry Grove to descend upon the dock at the neighboring town of The Pines – the two historically LGBTQ communities on the island – for a HUGE Red Carpet Fashion Gala in front of an audience of thousands of spectators and revelers to start off the biggest party day of the year for this beautiful beach town just an hour‘s drive outside of the NYC metropolitan area.

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Blas Carrión Guardiola

light and shadow | Seville

My name is Blas Carrión Guardiola, I live in Villena, a city of Alicante, Spain. I am a photographer who is fond of street photography and I am fascinated by the light of southern Spain with which I get high-contrast photographs Instagram @blasyanto Facebook #blasyanto

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Sanjib Ghosh

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Adolfo Carli First of all I love travelling so it comes very easy to affirm that REPORTAGE might be my personal target but travelling. I found much more options and opportunities fot shooting like Architecture, Street photos and Portraits (I hate to shoot people that pose for me, so I do my best to „steel“ photos of people on their

natural way of life or when it‘s almost impossible. I ditch the photo or after revision I accept it becasue even thoiugh their, in some way posing, they appear natural and it‘s enough for me) and last but not least the landscapes.

Martin Agius The Pope is Calling‘ | Valletta, Malta in 2010.

I am Martin Agius born in 1966 and I live on the island of Malta. I have been a Photojournalist and Street Photographer since 2009.

I would like to Thank You for the opportunity and the great work that you are doing. > MARTIN AGIUS https://martinagius.com/ https://www.instagram.com/martinagius_streetphotography/ https://www.instagram.com/martinagius_photographer/ https://www.facebook.com/MartinAgiusPhotography https://www.facebook.com/groups/streetdecisivemoments https://www.youtube.com/user/light2print/videos

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Olivier Schram Buddhist blessing, August 2012 | Angkor, Cambodia

Thank you again for the invitation !

My Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/olivier.schram.2/ My Instagram link: @olivier_schram My personal website: https://www.olivierschram.photography/

Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Uwe Schröder

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Robert Sherman Siena

The moon is already beautiful without being illuminated by the sun. But, although we do not exist for the reflection of ourselves in the eyes of others, we sure are interesting as shadow and light bounced back. In effect, that is where many of our most compelling stories can be told.

Photographing on the streets allows us to

make a deeper connection to the more complex narratives that can be revealed within the simplest moments of day to day life being led. The luxury afforded by the stopping of time offers a more contemplative view into the human experience which might otherwise be missed in the constant flow of the city.

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Mou Aysha Siddiqua Mou Aysha, could you please tell us about yourself?

During and after my studies at the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh, graduating with a Masters in Applied English Linguistics, I started photography which became a growing passion.

I have been following the photography workshops and courses at GMB Akash Institute of Photography since 2014 in Dhaka. Now I dedicate myself to capturing the best moments of life as I see and feel them.

What first drew you to photography, and how did you discover it?

I have always loved people and have always wanted to learn about them from up close. People, their culture, their experiences, always fascinated me since my childhood. I found out that photography gives me opportunities to go and learn about people and their journeys.

Photography is more of my passion than my profession. It means a lot to me personally and I find a great deal of satisfaction and challenge in this art.

I only shoot what I feel is important to me. I go out to take photos because it’s fascinating to me and becau-

se I am curious about people, their lives, their culture, and their faces.

Every time I go out with my camera I feel happy. Every new place and all the new people I encounter make me happy.

Mou Aysha, how was it growing up in Bangladesh, and when did you get involved with photography?

Since childhood, I have been fascinated with people and their faces. I grow up in the northern part of Bangladesh and from a young age, I saw a lot of people from the islands. Their faces were always different from other people I had seen. They were burnt with the

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sun, had a lot of scratches on their face and their eyes were red. All those faces grabbed my attention as a child, one of my main reasons to become a photographer was to capture those faces and bring more light to them. I wanted to share their beautiful and unique faces with others.

I have a special affection for portraits and have, therefore, produced an extensive series of them. Genuine smiles, emotions, and people’s stories attract me the most. I want to capture the purest of emotions in my photographs.

I also occasionally feel inspired by other subjects and compositions and try not to limit my creative instincts.

I also do street life and travel photography. I seek to discover and photograph that which is unseen by me or others, therefore, I find myself becoming an explorer with a powerful desire to travel.

Facebook Page: Mou Aysha Instagram: mou_aysha Twitter: Mou Aysha @aysha_mou

Lieben Dank Dilip!

Interview extract from the DILIP SARKAR COLLECTIONS. > https://www.puchulino.com//

Mou Aysha Siddiqua

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Mateo Candia Take this photo in November 2019, during the Pushkar camel fair, in the Indian state of Rajasthan.

This annual fair is not only about buying and selling rural animals. It is also possible to observe a great manifestation of cultural activities. In this case I came across a representation of little Lord Shree Krishna.

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Kazuhiro Miyahara

João Coelho

Kakunda is an Umbundu term, one of Angola‘s native languages, meaning back or shoulders and refers to the manner in which most Angolan mothers carry their children while they walk or work. It is an ancestral way of caring for children, which is naturally passed from mothers to daughters.

Clutched by a cloth tied in a strong knot on the front of her mother‘s body, little Maria gives me

a somewhat sad, but sweet and restful look. She feels cozy and safe. For now she doesn‘t realize how much love her mother is giving her right now, keeping her tightly bonded to her body as she works hard sitting on the floor. One day, when she is a mother, she will surely remember because she too will put her children in her kakunda.

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João Coelho Kakunda

Being able to elicit emotions and feelings and simultaneously convey messages through documentary photography is what drives me, as a photographer and as a human being.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile. php?id=100000617003848 Art Limited: https://www.artlimited.net/43185 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joaocoelho_photography/ 1x.com: https://gallery.1x.com/member/JoaoCoelho

Animesh Basak HEART TO HEART

Location: It was taken in a village ‚Bolpur‘ commonly known as ‚Shantiniketan‘ in the District of ‚West Bengal‘ INDIA. I do not have personal website. I am a retired person ( from the Insurance Department - Government of India Undertaking). And an Amateur Photographer.

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Nipendranath Sarkar

Berlin |Schönhauser Allee > HELLO

Uwe Schröder

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Mary had a little lamb A young shepherdess at the high altitude lake of Ozogoche | Ecuador

Elaine Springford

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CONTEST

#EYE

CONTACT

START 11. June 2021 | max. 4 Pics / Member | END 18. June 2021 International Street Photography and Reportage Contest

Uwe Schröder : I would like to thank all the photographers who took part in this contest. So many wonderful photos were submitted for the theme, #EYECONTACT, that the admin team had a very difficult task in choosing. Here are the winners!

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Babajide Olusanya Greetings Beloved, I am Babajide Olusanya, I am a budding freelance Photographer with an eye and passion for Photojournalism and writing. Through Photography, I am driven to document, preserve and promote our Nation‘s diverse indegenous cultures, traditional values, and spirituality.

The Photograph attached was shot during a 3 hours long uphill hike to find the source of a waterfall with friends. At the top of the hill, there is a farmer‘s village, the young lady and her family are occupants of this community. When we got to her, seeing how tired we were, she gave us water drawn from the source of the waterfall.

The climb, the discussion with my friends along the way, the climax attained from the view at the top, and the reviving water we were given by the young courteous woman in the picture with her welcoming attitude at that time had a mystical influence in my life. It taught me that at the top of my struggles, there is a view that surpasses the view below and there is soothing water from an everflowing stream to quench my thirst.

Although the stream wasn‘t as breathtaking as the levels of waterfall it produces and my crew were a little disappointed the water was cool and sweet.

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Jeremy Woodhouse Portrait of Pooja, Pushkar Village, India

Leaving my graphic design job in 1999, I became a full time outdoor, travel and lifestyle photographer. I have visited 99 countries around the globe and have no plans to stop exploring. Since 2005 I have led dozens of trips all over the world, and I am just as comfortable photographing Naga Sadhus at a Hindu festival as I am photographing puffins on the edge of a cliff in Iceland. I am known for my boundless energy and enthusiasm.

Working together with some of the best guides and tour operators in the industry, my goal is always to try and be in the right place at the right time—unless something else crops up in between. I have a loyal following with some clients having taken more than 25

tours with me over the years. When it comes to photography, I consider myself to be a Jack of all trades— wildlife, landscape, travel, lifestyle—more recently I have become very proficient at photographing portraits of people around the world.

Back in the day I was the winner of the “Wild Places” Award in the BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award in 2000 with my image Lightning over 12 Apostles, and in 2002 I was the Nature’s Best Magazine Competition “Grand Prize Winner” for my image of Fly Geyser, both photographed with a Fuji GX 617 Panoramic film camera.

In 2016 I was the Winner of the TPOTY Best Single Image in a Portfolio Mankind, and his image was Highly Commended in the One Shot Shaped by Light.

Website: www.pixelchrome.com Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/jeremywoodhouse

Madurai in Tamil Nadu, India

Margo Veldhuizen

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Life with the essential

Claudio Tonin At school!

Pupils from Chhattisgarh Mahasamund, Chhattisgarh, India

Born in Venice (Italy) on February 13th 1957, I‘m a World Citizen! My passions are Travels & Photography. I also organize photo tours in Asia for small groups of photographers only. https://www.facebook.com/claudio.tonin.9/ https://www.facebook.com/claudiotoninphoto Instagram: claudio.tonin57

Valentina D‘Amato

Uwe Schröder As a photographer, you should live out your passion, test it on all levels. I love music! I accompany the band Blue Forge from Berlin with my Nikon camera. Photography and music - everyone is an artist in their own field.

„Welcome to Burano“

enjoy the island with

Marco Dei Rossi

Burano is a little island in the middle of lagoon of Venice. It‘s famous all over the world for it‘s colorful houses, it‘s lace and the friendliness of it‘s citizens. Children in this small Island fell free to go and play everywhere alone.It‘s also an island full of charm and traditions, specially fishing. Every place, every corner of the island can hide a thousand surprises for your eyes ... and you will be pleasantly surprised..

So, enjoy Burano..... welcome!

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Marco Dei Rossi

Amalia Florou from Athens, Greece Images from a Month of Daily Work in the Countryside …

The volume of a cold stone, day by day, comes to life through your heart, hands and tools. As you work on it, you always “listen” to its weaknesses and sensitivities so that it doesn’t break. Often, you feel a little anxious about the result, and quite tired from the hard work in the heat or wind. Powder covers you and everything nearby. The protective mask makes your breathing heavier.

of questions and observe your sculpture endlessly to absorb as much knowledge as they can. Many of them come back again and again to see your progress, or to offer you food, drinks and sweets. They connect with you, and you with them.

Little by little you feel like you belong in this place. You share your art and creativity —the birth, evolution and completion of your work.

But as the stone forms, shapes develop more and more each day and it looks like they are dancing intoxicatingly in the daylight that moves rhythmically on them. And the difficulties magically soften. Even the loud sound of the cutting wheel vibrating in your ears and hands turns into a soft melody. And you, you get carried away by it all.

And when you leave, you are filled with beautiful images, tastes and emotions.

It is undoubtedly a unique journey, a singular experience, this one of The Sculpture Symposium.

Throughout this almost ritualistic process, the presence of passers-by every so often, full of curiosity and excitement, invades the trance. You feel their admiration. They ask you a variety

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Julia Diehl I’m a Street Photographer based in the New York City Metro Area.

My main cameras are the Ricoh GR iii with the Ricoh 21mm wide angle conversion lens, the Sony RX1 and Sony RX100 MK 5.

My Instagram is@jay_shoots_streets

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Ricardo Silva Título (Lado a Lado) localização (Porto Portugal) Eu Ricardo Silva, fotógrafo nos tempos livres. Fotografo para conseguir captar o que existe atrás do que se vê com os olhos. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004980160750 instagram.com/ricardo_photography_official

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Animal instinct

Valentina D‘Amato Babylon, the infinite library

I always have felt safe in libraries since I was a little girl.

But here, in this place, I also have the sensation of being in another dimension. I took this picture in one of those days in Babylon, as it is called this old bookstore, where time passes differently. It is like if all the rare books are ships that transport you to distant worlds. Here, Babylon ( the city from the Tower of Babel), refers to the story of the argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges “Library of Babel“, where the universe is represented as a huge

library, composed of an indefinite number of galleries of books and infinite shelves, where the knowledge of the world is found. In the story, among the librarians, there is one who is the narrator, who has spent his whole life looking for a book where he believes that are all the answers. Here in the picture, under the attentive gaze of a viewer, the librarian is at the end of the ladder, looking for that unreachable book that hasn‘t found yet.

This shows that Borges‘s story is endless.

Trung Mai

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Paul Jorizzo

Watchman’s House | Machu Picchu, Peru

As we search to capture “the decisive moment”, we are fortunate to be able to revisit and share our great memories through photographs.

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Pauline Ren

T. H. U. G. L. I. F. E.

Tribal Marks

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Babajide Olusanya T. H. U. G. L. I. F. E.

The mind of the child is a clean slate, as she grows each day leaves its mark on her mind through her immediate environment, and all that surrounds her paints a form and a character on her consciousness that, in turn, influence who she becomes in the long run. The popular phrase tattooed on the body of the legendary Tupac Shakur is an acronym for “The Hate U Gave Little Infants F*cks Everybody,“ which, according to the great rapper, means, “What you feed us as seeds, grows and blows up in your face.“ In my country, Nigeria, an oppressive fascist system is in play. This systems keeps the masses from getting ahead by corruptly placing foolishly devised policies that feed the cycle of corruption, violence, and poverty that dominates poor communities and underprivileged, resorting to drug dealing, cyber crime, gang-related offenses, kidnapping, and prostitution, because they lack the tools and ability to better themselves. So they turn to the methods and people they know are available to help soothe the harsh reality of the country in which I live.

The seed of ethnic discord is also being planted in the minds of little infants, they are made to see “thy neighbors as enemies.“ Currently, there is a brewing geopolitical and ethnic crisis between the North of Nigeria and the South, which is sponsored greatly by government and politics and promoted by the news media, religious sects and close relatives who feed children conflicting and confrontational ideologies against those who are not thier own. This sense of disunity implanted in the minds of Children will eventually grow into a poisonous tree with thorns so sharp that it will poke at the eyes of social development, growth, and stability, resulting in chaos, hardship, and a whole generation of youths trying to break out from this concentration camp of a nation and leaving them vulnerable to the vultures that prey on the weak and dying, and use them indecently and indiscriminately.

Tribal Marks

Sacrifications are scars left by an accident, penance or punishments, or even surgery.

Marks whose intent are not the mark itself but it having been a consequence of an action intended for other purposes are scarifications. Marks left on the skin by boiling water or hot rod; whips and slashes of knives are scarifications. Tribal incisions have been widely used by

many West African ethnic groups to mark milestone stages in both men and women‘s lives, such as puberty, and marriage. They are made to achieve various valid purposes which may include historical, cultural, medical, religious and aesthetic reasons. Besides being a means for beautification and identity, traditional incision marks have very strong medicinal and spiritual ties.

A Place Of Rest

Mário Barrela

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Babajide Olusanya A Place Of Rest

Hawking is a popular informal entrepreneural form of marketing in my country, this part time and sometimes full time occupation rendered by male and female of all ages and the list of wares sold is so vast that it covers a wide range of needs from food items to furnitures like photographs printed and framed; throw pillows, house, car and office items are also been sold by hawkers. The work is hazardous in nature as hawkers stand a risk of accidents, robbery and other related crimes, they also suffer harsh or mild weather conditions in other to make ends meet and put food

Petros Kotzabasis

on thier table when the day is done. Amongst those eho are affecrex and exposed to the woes of street hawking are children who are forced by thier parents to fend for themselves and family since our economy doesn‘t provide or secure the needs of the vulnerable instead of seeking a form of education to bettee themselves. The work is a really tasking job that requires standing, walking and sometimes running and when the day‘s hustles gets tough, the tired find shade where they can.. they find shelter in parked buses, under trees, under the roof of a building or in this instance napping under the cooling

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Victory | Tanzania

Vera van der Wal You cannot know in advance where and at what time in your life you will make your most beautiful memory. Looking back now, visiting Tanzania is one of them. I went cycling through this beautiful country with my camera on my back. The local people made a deep impres-

sion on me; I felt welcome and enjoyed everything and everybody. Tanzania has stolen my heart. www.capturedbyvera.nl www.facebook.com/veravanderwal70

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Inbetween line | Kolkata

Pranay Kantal I, Pranay Kantal, photographer, alumnus of Dum Dum Foto Unit (Federation of Indian photography).I have been working as a professional photographer for the last seven years. Prior to working as a photographer, I was working as an assistant director since 2010 in various feature, documentary and corporate films. And many many thanks to giving me this honour. https://www.facebook.com/pranay.kantal

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This photo was taken in Palma de Mallorca

Pablo Abreu About me: My name is Pablo Abreu, I am from Vigo in the northwest of Spain although I reside for personal reasons in Mallorca. I consider myself a self-taught photographer who likes to be in contact with the street, be part of it and be a direct witness of what happens in it, that is why I like to photograph with wide angles to be as close as possible to what is happening. https://www.facebook.com/pablo.abreu.garcia | Instagram: @pablo_abreu_street Web: https://www.pabloabreu.com/

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Berlin | Sport in the City

Uwe Schröder

Eppo Karsijns Title: Boxed Location: Kiwoko Hospital. Kiwoko, Uganda Date taken: 23-06-2019

I‘m a Dutch photographer who travels a lot to cover cycling events around the globe. Making marketing photo‘s for the event organizer, I try to get the atmosphere of the event in my pictures. From a sports photographer, I‘ve grown to a social photographer who loves the human aspect in the picture.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/karsijns IG: https://www.instagram.com/redpixl Website: https://redpixlmedia.nl

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Mohamed Nahi Right: Recognition at a glance | Aflou, Algeria Heartbreak girl | Aflou, Algeria

Mohamed Nahi is a photographer in street life photography. I always strive to take pictures that reflect people‘s lives in social terms and bring joy and happiness in the hearts of children

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Khalid Malik Rush Hour | Bradford UK

My name is Khalid from Bradford in the UK. I‘ve been shooting weddings and portraits but my passion has always been street photography. That‘s where I began my journey. This style of shooting incorporates my personality which is improvisation and randomness. To love street photography is to walk the streets with your camera in hand, with no plan. I love seeing and photographing random people, encounters, emotions, and happenings. Thank for sharing my image. https://www.flickr.com/photos/67983677@N06/

Romeo Caterina

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Nizar Messaoudi

North Urban Center, Tunisia 2021

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Si, per me la fotografia è una firma di terapia! Una linguaggio visivo...Ed solo un divertimento!

Robi Panic

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Titolo: La forza della natura | Livorno Italia

Ottavio Carta Che dire di me: Amo la fotografia da quando ero ragazzo, ora ho 70 anni e mi diletto ancora con questa passione. Ho una semplice attrezzatura fotografica, una Canon 550D, e una lente 17-85 1:4 5.6 IS

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Antigua, Guatemala

Richard Neel Street Artist becomes ART He knew where to sit!!! I sought him out at an artist exhibition a year later and gave him a framed copy of the picture. It took me a while to track him down and it was another street artist, I showed the picture to, that indentified who he was and where I might find him. He was a great guy and appreciated the photo.

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The Long Train Home

Robert Sherman

„Your fate is hidden behind the clouds, written in the stars. But your destiny is a blank sheet“

Valentina D‘Amato

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