I’ve been in Petare all day. I work in my personal and projects over there. Petare is the second biggest favela in South America. Around 400,000 people life over there. It is another universe, life another city, the cradle of violence in the capital.My project is about memory. How all this violence began. For that …
Hello @Burnmagazine ! I’ll be sharing my life on @burndiary for the next seven days in this interesting country called Venezuela. I was looking at this image when I received the email to begin with burn this week. Lately I’ve been trying to find silence around here. It is not easy when outside my house …
David Maurice Smith Living in the Shadows In 1835 the town now known as Wilcannia, New South Wales, Australia was “discovered” by explorer Major Thomas Mitchell. Located far inland on the shores of the Darling river, the name originates from the largely disappeared language of the local Barkindji people and is thought to translate to …
Learn how Egyptian photographer Laura El-Tantawy covers conflict.
It’s a cold, windy, rainy day in the outer banks and totally a perfect time to test my new field bag design for Filson, outdoor/adventure clothier. The blowing sands of obx will for me tomorrow turn into the hot sands of Dubai. Stay tuned. Photo by Frank O. Brown III@obxhomepage
Photo by @lancerosenfield / @prime_collective Silver Spring, MD: Chris Gregory stands in for today’s shoot.#onassignment
David Ingraham Lost in the Moment: An Oaxacan Journey “What then is time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to explain it to him who asks, I do not know.” – Saint Augustine As a professional drummer who’s title is that of time-keeper, I’m constantly challenged by the …
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Signage on any given street in DC. I’m probably not supposed to be in here. Photo by Lance Rosenfield
