Photojournalism

Up in the air with Bernhard Lang

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News,Photography,Travel September 22, 2017

by SilverLake VOICE

Unlocking new areas with Gaia Squarci

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Interview,Photography September 20, 2017

by SilverLake VOICE

FLASHBACK: Opposite Tendencies – Mads Holm

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Interview,Photography September 8, 2017

by SilverLake VOICE

Creating the youth culture bible

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Art,Crowdfunding,Photography November 16, 2016

by Lisa der Weduwe

Opposite Tendencies – Mads Holm

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Interview,Photography October 26, 2016

by SilverLake VOICE

Fragments of everyday life in Africa – Flurina Rothenberger

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Photography,Travel June 22, 2016

by Lisa der Weduwe

Revealing the world in Infrared – Edward Thompson

The Red Forest. 2012. On April 26th 1986 there was an explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power station, reactor number four spewed out huge amounts of radiation contaminating soil, water and atmosphere with the radiation equivalent to 200 times that of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The wind blew most of the radioactive fallout onto Wormwood Forest that was within the 10km surrounding the power station. The pine trees of Wormwood took on massive quantities of radiation (as much as 8000 roentgens an hour) and died, but there was a side effect to the contamination, the trees turned bright red. Wormwood Forest no longer exists; it’s now called The Red Forest.

The Red Forest is one part of a project made up of three experimental photo-series using the last rolls of infrared colour film on the planet. As well as using the film for what it was originally designed for the project also aims to find other alternative uses for the film and subverting its original intended purposes.

Crowdfunding,Photography May 11, 2016

by Lisa der Weduwe

Retracing History – Michal Iwanowski

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Interview,Photography May 4, 2016

by Lisa der Weduwe

Bernhard Lang’s Aerial Perspectives

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Interview,Photography August 28, 2015

by SilverLake VOICE

Explore the Millennials with The Geography of Youth

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Interview,Photography,Travel August 26, 2015

by Lisa der Weduwe

Mads Nissen – World Press Photo Of The Year 2014

Jon, 21, and Alex, 25, a gay couple, during an intimate moment. Life for lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people is becoming increasingly difficult in Russia. © Mads Nissen

News,Photography February 13, 2015

by SilverLake VOICE

Trying to Make a Real Change – Allison Joyce

35 year old patient Barvine Akhter lies in a rice paddy outside the intake center of Pabna Mental Hospital August 21, 2014 in Pabna, Bangladesh. Mental health in Bangladesh is largely neglected and under financed, and the stigma of mental health is huge. In rural areas there are few doctors and families generally take the patient to a traditional healer first, who usually tries to exorcize the Jinn (spirits) with holy water and versus from the Koran. Families who have a mentally ill family member sometimes tie them up out of desperation and lack of education and options. There is only one government run mental hospital with 500 beds in the entire country. Less than 0.5% of government health budget is spent for mental health. Allison Joyce/Redux

Interview,Journalism,Photography February 11, 2015

by SilverLake VOICE

Jennifer Emerling: the beauty of America

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Interview,Photography,Travel February 9, 2015

by SilverLake VOICE

On the road with Berta Tilmantaite

School of Hope for stateless children in the island of Mabul, Malaysia.

Interview,Photography January 30, 2015

by SilverLake VOICE

Protestify®

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News December 19, 2014

by SilverLake VOICE