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jmcolberg.com

Jörg Colberg's online photography magazine, featuring photographer profiles, interviews, articles, and book reviews.

internationalphotomag.com

Oblivio is a long-term photographic project (2012-2020) born with the intent to tell the story of the European ethnic minorities that are going to disappear. This project is documenting through photography these populations hidden in between the European history. These communities and their past are going to be forget in the next years. Forced inclusion, […]

landscapestories.net

Landscape Stories is an independent and free online magazine dedicated to the presentation of stories and photographic work.

actuphoto.com

Photographie et actualité photo, photographes, les expositions, les concours photo, l'annuaire, les livres, les interviews et toutes les actus photos. Photographie

davidlachapelle.com

Official website of the artist David LaChapelle including exhibition information, fine art photography, and film archive

dispara.org

Dispara, fotografía y librería especializada en fotolibros,galicia,galería de arte,libros,foto,photobooks,libros de fotografía, online,tienda

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Toshio Shibata - 1987 Publisher: Deadbeat Club, 2025 Softcover, 40 pages, English Size: 23x18cm New in seal   In anticipation of the 1989 World Design Exposition in Nagoya, legendary photographer Toshio Shibata was commissioned by the pioneering gallerist Etsuro Ishihara, founder of the Zeit-Foto Salon, to participate in a series of trips through Egypt and Turkey.   The photographs in this book are the direct outcome of that commission, all captured in 1987 during Shibata’s second visit to Turkey’s Cappadocia region and on a trip along Egypt’s Aswan Western Agricultural Road, which, following a canal on the left bank of the Nile, covers more than 400 miles between Cairo and Luxor.   Made half a decade before his first publications and featuring a rare exploration of portraiture, the body of photographs presented in 1987 offers a unique and striking window into Shibata's early work. As Shibata found himself confronted with unfamiliar countries and landscapes, we can already distinguish some of the signature elements that would come to define his sought-after style, with a keen eye for the interweaving between the natural and man-made elements, and a masterful use of light.   Shibata’s work can be found in the permanent collections of museums worldwide, including The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Tate Modern; London; La Maison de la Photo Europeenne, Paris; TOP Museum Tokyo; and The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.

kosoff.com

Landscape and still life photography

asmp.org

ASMP Colorado’s Assistant’s Workshop - October 18, 2025. Learn lighting, grip, and digital workflows, and master on-set etiquette.