Marc Paeps

MARC PAEPS

Abandoned places and collapsing infrastructure.

Andrew Moore at Galerie Alex Daniels/Reflex

Tata Vislevskaya

Amazing series of Swiss Alps by Tata Vislevskaya

All photos taken with Russian Soviet cameras.

Rubikon 2

Rubikon is a paper cut-out, which becomes a functioning camera (camera obscura) after gluing together.
In 1979 the ABC magazine published a jigsaw called Dirkon, which paraphrased the single-lensed reflex cameras, which used to be very popular at that time. The cut-out Rubikon was first published in 2005 in the 8. issue of the ABC magazine, 25 years after introducing Dirkon. Since that time it has been also published in foreign media dealing with photography. Rubikon is also used as a teaching aid at some schools of photography and elementary schools.
The second version of Rubikon, The Pinhole Rebel is even more user friendly and easy to build.

DOWNLOAD HERE Before putting it together, read the manual carefully.

I am gonna “make” my camera today, this week end i’ll go to paris…se you soon for the picture!

TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK #2

Limited edition of 300 ex.
Hand numbered
Éditions FP&CF

Created from the start like a fanzine, with limited financial means and much gatherings of ends and odds, this magazine wants to put out there an alternative vision on the common photographic practices.

It’s the opportunity to discover new authors and their works on a variety of different themes.

Tell mum everything is ok is based on the active participation from all its members, the readers are also the ones who create the zine.

Jill Greenberg * Galerie Acte 2, Paris

Jill Greenberg

Galerie Acte 2, Paris

Andreas Gefeller

Andreas Gefeller

The Supervisions series, begun in 2002, are based on images of urban areas revealing both views of public sites and their surfaces, as well as offering insights into closed areas from a bird’s-eye perspective.

12.12.09 h.23.24

Macroy Smith

Ruben Brulat

Ville Varumo

Are you feel depressed or lonely?……….

Ville Varumo

Bas Princen

Dutch photographer Bas Princen is interested in capturing desolate landscapes throughout the world. Shooting in China, the US, and elsewhere, Princen seeks out areas where man has attempted (and usually failed) to shape a stark and harsh natural environment into a more livable space.

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