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Behind the lens at The Odyssey Trojan Horse beach location - Documentary
12+ hour, 8+ min ago (94+ words) Behind the lens at The Odyssey Trojan Horse beach location Private Photo Review Essaouira, 2020 Captured on 5x4 large format infrared film, this series documents a local beach during multiple visits between 2020 and 2021 Recent rainfall had dramatically resculpted the dunes, lifting the…...
The dance of the hands, compositions - Intimacy
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (170+ words) The dance of the hands, compositions Private Photo Review Rome, Terrazza del Pincio, 8 June 2026 Hands are important; they are our universal toolkit that has made a fundamental contribution to our transformation into human beings And they are one of the…...
The Dark Side of the Moon: A Short Elegy on the Expressiveness of the Shoulders - Documentary
2+ week, 5+ day ago (172+ words) The Dark Side of the Moon: A Short Elegy on the Expressiveness of the Shoulders Private Photo Review Get to work, shoulders! Rome, Borgo Pio, 13 April 2026 And the shoulders, which are the true dark side of the moon when it…...
Waiting for Palms -
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (153+ words) Peter Ydeen (1957) studied painting and sculpture at Virginia Tech, under Ray Kass, (BA), Brooklyn College under Alan D'Arcangelo and Robert Henry, (MFA Fellowship) and at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture with visiting artists, Francesco Clemente, Judy Pfaff, William Wegman,…...
Love in Times of War, a story of a Ukrainian veteran who lost both arms and leg. - Documentary
2+ mon, 6+ hour ago (392+ words) Iva Zimova, Czech and Canadian born in 1956. I first developed my photographic eye in Montreal, where I studied photography at Dawson College. But Dawson Collage teaches commercial photography, and in any case I found that I was more comfortable wandering…...
The Shape of Nothingness: Objects, Details, Landscapes - Intimacy
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (63+ words) The Shape of Nothingness: Objects, Details, Landscapes PRIVATE Photo Review In this work, I have sought to bring together, somewhat arbitrarily, a few of these ripples, trying to capture their atmosphere before losing sight of them, like the physicist who,…...
Quarry, a distant yet recent story that we have never seen before - Documentary
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (114+ words) Personal Profile of Liu Xuewen The works have participated in international photography exhibitions in Lianzhou, Beijing, Pingyao, Dali, Ningbo, Xishuangbanna, and Lishui in China, and in international photography exhibitions in the UK, South Korea, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, and the…...
Catching subtle distortions. Scent of absurd - Surrealism
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (110+ words) Catching subtle distortions. Scent of absurd PRIVATE Photo Review A few issues with the passage of time. Rome, Via San Francesco a Ripa, 25 March 2026. An unexpected identity. Rome, Via Garibaldi, 24 March 2026. The bow. Rome, Piazza Borghese, 5 March 2026. A slightly surreal…...
Every Road Tells a Different Story in Photography - Documentary
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (175+ words) But there isn’t just one road. There are countless roads. Some will see it as a promise of escape, an opening toward elsewhere. Others will read into it a sense of unease, even anxiety, the fear of the unknown, of…...
Toronto, A Photogenic Surprise in North America - Documentary
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (288+ words) I came to Toronto for a simple reason: to visit my daughter. Nothing had prepared me to look for images here. In my mind, the city belonged to those large North American metropolises: efficient, expansive, but lacking any real visual…...