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And Justice For All
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Desolation
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Is Iron Sky just a sci-fi movie?
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Trespassed
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Pipes in Colour
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Stripes in B&W
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What Lasts After the Hangover
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Rusted Platform
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Springtime
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Trial Docks Waiting for the Justice to Come
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Final Arrangements Before the Hearing
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Writer Inspiration’s Tools
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Outside the Courthall
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Too Late
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Italian Stardust
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Behind the Glass
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Where Did I Left My Car?
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Money Doesn’t Smell
The main photo depicts a Syrian kid surrending to a photographer, whose camera she thought was a weapon, while the side pictures are automatically displayed by the advertising engine of the online newspaper. There is a contrast between the brutal reality where the kid lives and the luxury aura implied by the two fashion shot that shows how insensitive magazine editors can be. I understand the need to monetize every click or content, but I’m not sure that this is the right way to do it. Why don’t chose, for instance, to advertise a fund raising campaign supporting UNICEF or Doctors Without Borders? And, by the way, I don’t understand…
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Justice Under Construction
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Arrested Behind the Door
Arrested inside. Don’t enter unless you can prove you’re (their) lawyer…
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Room 17
Unlucky number for an unlucky day
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Legal Apartheid
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YANE – Yet Another Nepal Exhibit
This the poster of Yet Another Nepal Exhibit. It is hard to see the point in going to the other end of the world to take pictures that, as a Google Image Search shows, have already been shot zillions of time. In other words: taking original photos in Nepal is very hard. This teach a simple lesson: going overseas in the belief that the place makes the photo is wrong.
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The Street Photographer Dilemma: Film or Digital
To me Street-Photography is digital. I missed this shot because I wasn’t able to properly focus my full-manual kit, as I would have do with an average digital camera. There is no point in wasting film in an highly fault-rate activity such as Street Photography.
