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We would like to start off by saying thank you to all of the people that took the time to submit. Beautiful works! We have made our selection for our upcoming exhibition at
@noustousla
, here's a sneak peek of all the photographers that will be presented.
If you see a photographer you know, please tag and comment below.
We'll be hard at work in the coming weeks and will keep you all updated.
We’re organizing a two week long exhibition in Los Angeles. If you or anyone you know has street photography/photography projects you've been wanting to share, please see the link below or go to www.asiaphotoreview.com for details and a way to submit. The theme for the submissions is an exploration of Asian culture, identity, and traditions. http://bit.ly/2GUg810 http://bit.ly/2J0L4NL
Title: Moksa By: Fresilia Vebriani Location: Indonesia In Hindu belief, Moksha is the highest achievement where one has found freedom from worldly suffering (samsara). In my project, I try to compare what I have felt in the past few years with Moksa. Through a series of feelings, I used photography as my medium to portray these moments. https://ift.tt/2Iejlbj #streetphotography #asiaphotoreview #indonesia https://ift.tt/2pMYQLY
Title: The Sounds Of Dream By Muhammad Hidayat Location: Indonesia In that dream they came like shadows, voices, songs, light and gasp, they were so close, even closer than the clothes I wore. I felt like I was back to the beginning where I was walking alone in the middle of a crowd and felt cold in the middle of the blazing heat. Those dreams were so real and so clear that it made me constantly think about them. In those few days a word always came to my mind, the word was “intuition”. I tried to find out more about that word and finally I got that intuition is an ability to understand something without rational or intellectual reasoning, it’s more about an understanding that comes suddenly, out of the awareness. Intuition is also a whisper from the heart that feels like a push to do something that sometimes even out of the ordinary and awareness of our minds. So in that time I tried to rethink about the dreams that came a few times and appeared clearly. By following the whisper in my heart, I tried actualizing those dreams into photographs because I was pushed by this feeling of thirst to reach pleasure even though pain is unavoidable. Was it just a dream that was impossible to reach or a time to pass through the phases in those dreams themselves? This might be an emotion, but it was actually about feelings. There were sorrow, loneliness and even the most important one which was the pleasure of love that came from the Creator. I started to think that photography was the best way to let go of all of the things that were buried inside my mind. Fear, sadness, disappointment and the things outside my awareness. http://ift.tt/2IKV39N http://ift.tt/2HVBMBh
Title: Stand In Front of More Interesting People Bio: My name is Joseph Chung and I’m a Korean-American street photographer based in Seoul, South Korea. While I was born in Seoul, I grew up... https://t.co/mCB49Ip8rZ #streetphotography #asiaphotoreview https://t.co/lqvVvCphF3
Title: Stand In Front of More Interesting People Bio: My name is Joseph Chung and I’m a Korean-American street photographer based in Seoul, South Korea. While I was born in Seoul, I grew up...https://t.co/mCB49Ip8rZ#streetphotography #asiaphotoreview pic.twitter.com/lqvVvCphF3
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Title: Spirit Contact – 접신 Bio: Dr. Dirk Schlottmann is an Ethnologist, Visual Anthropologist and Photographer. After living, working and researching for 10 years in Korea at several universities...https://t.co/BtYz6IDkVg#shaman #korea #asiaphotoreview pic.twitter.com/yt90vE5OD5
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On August 6th, 2017, Korea Photo Review was proud to officially launch our first quarterly issue and exhibition celebrating the works of 17 talented photographers...https://t.co/VDoWRkKvw8#exhibition #streetphotography #asiaphotoreview pic.twitter.com/9WWWxrVm2J
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Editor’s Showcase: Dotan Saguy Dotan took these color photographs during a short 3-day assignment for National Geographic and the City of Seoul in early September 2016. https://t.co/JAzAibIsB8#streetphotography #asiaphotoreview pic.twitter.com/qaKssf3u4I
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"This city continues to fascinate me. I am invited by its enchantment: I feel the shutter release. In this interview, @honnnhoang interviewed @tatsuo_suzuki_001 , a street and portrait Photographer from Tokyo, Japan. Thank you to Tatsuo for the interview and use of his photographs. https://asiaphotoreview.com/interview-tatsuo-suzuki/ #streetphotography #tokyo (at Tokyo, Japan)
https://asiaphotoreview.com/editors-showcase-md-enamul-kabir/
Photographer Bio:
I am Md. Enamul Kabir from Bangladesh. I grew up in a small town called Kotchandpur. It’s a small but beautiful town. Now I live and work in the capital city, Dhaka. Never have I ever imagined that I’ll be walking around with a
camera, stopping at irregular intervals, snapping photos left and right; never had any interest in photography.
https://asiaphotoreview.com/editors-showcase-debmalya-choudhuri/
Photographer Bio:
Debmalya Ray Choudhuri (b. 1992) is a writer, visual artist, documentary photographer, and videographer from India currently based in New York.
He sees the visual medium as a reflection of his soul and portrays the world according to his own interpretation. He has published his work in magazines and platforms in India like Better Photography India, Inspiro India, etc and also international publications on The Guardian, The BBC, The Telegraph UK, Nat Geo, Invisible Photographer Asia, MonoVisions, contemporary art magazines like Phroom magazine, Feature Shoot, etc and gallery exhibits across the country and abroad like Blank Wall gallery,Athens,India Habitat Center, Focas Photo festival Scotland, etc.
He also received several awards in the course of his ongoing journey, notable ones being honorable mentions in Neutral Density Awards 2016, International Photographer of the Year 2016, International Photography Awards(IPA), etc. He believes that true happiness comes with an honest intent. He has tried to maintain that through his work, which is often shaped by the experiences that he has had: his images are often dark and mysterious and then at times, soaked in reverie. He was awarded as emerging photographer from Calcutta by Prafulla Dahanukar Art Foundation, Mumbai. He was also selected for the prestigious mentorship program of Invisible Photographer Asia and now wants to carry on and explore his vision further on his long-term projects, work apart from the commissioned work.
https://asiaphotoreview.com/editors-showcase-patrick-wendt/
Bio: Patrick Wendt is a street photographer from Germany. He studied social works and worked in this field for several years after graduation. Now, his main focus is photography and traveling.
After visiting India for a while, he moved to Ulsan, South Korea in the Summer of 2017.