"A big factor in deciding images and stories for Craic is representation, and championing the voices who need it the most in Northern Ireland - including queer voices, the marginalised, the outer-city kids who deserve their chance in the spotlight."
Ella finds an obligation to capture beauty in overlooked moments through photography, showcasing genuine love for cultures and connections, especially between people and dogs.
When he arrived in Innaarsuit, he heard about an incident in 2018 when the village of around 160 Inuit residents had to be fully evacuated due to a giant iceberg settling near the shore.
Paul Burnham Schwartz engages deeply with the historical lineage of gay male portraiture to find unique expressions of queer manhood in contemporary photography, emphasizing the Aids epidemic's lasting impact.
'There is a big problem here: there is a mushroom with a disease that came in the trees, and they will die in a few years. We don't know exactly when, and if we don't find a solution for this mushroom, so we have to cut down all the trees.'
The International Centre for the Image, set to open on 17 July, aims to explore how images shape power, perception, and extremism through various exhibitions.
Bohbot's photographs transform the Louvre into a 'living architectural organism,' emphasizing calm spatial encounters through the use of natural light and architectural details.
Bonnland has been off-limits to civilians for decades, functioning as a sealed-off military training village since 1965. The eerie atmosphere is palpable, filled with homes intact yet uninhabited.
"It's obviously profound and moving for me, but also somewhat uncomfortable. I wish the value given to those images was given to the lives of the people I photographed, but the world doesn't work that way."
During Prime Day, Amazon is offering the camera for $429 (normally $529). It's a great time to be a photographer these days, as it's easier than ever to access great cameras. Specifically, mirrorless cameras like Canon's R100 are aimed at beginner photographers and provide great image quality and flexibility.
In all the festivals we've done during the Q&A, the first question was: 'Why didn't we know this man?' That's why I did the film,” says Shahid, who first discovered Lynes' story while working on a book of male nudes in 2011.
"The Great Acceleration refers to the intensified pace of global human activity since the mid-20th century, particularly as it relates to climate, resource extraction, and industrial production."