In spring 2020, I wanted to document one of the visits of the kids at grandmas house. She is a loving, playful woman. She lives in her beautiful house surrounded by a giant garden.
SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN FOR THE FIRST ROUND OF 2021 AWARDS!
With our new award cycle comes 11 categories, including four completely new themes and a free entry category open to photographers 18 and under.
When my daughter was born, I was told that she had the “physical markers” for Down syndrome and a blood test confirmed the diagnosis a few days later. Sixteen years later, these “markers” have grown with her, and her disability remains visible to the outside world.
This April we’re taking time to celebrate Indigenous photographers from around the world.
This month's newsletter is an homage to the brilliant, curious, insightful and meaningful ways that photographers are interpreting their experiences and the world around them. Documentary, conceptual, street photography, social commentary, mixed media, magical realism, there is something here for everyone.
"I am simply someone that loves to go out and take pictures in this world. Life is too short; this is something I learned at an early age when I lost my father after a long illness. This has influenced my way of seeing life. In photography, you materialize who you are." - Gloria Salgado Gispert
My girls have always played well together, but during the pandemic they became extremely close.
On a summer afternoon I almost accidentally stumbled upon the location of the show, which right away caught my attention. At that time it was deserted, but the lack of an awning and the careful yet simple arrangement of the small and colorful seats intrigued me.
