As a street photographer, Maria is drawn to the story she sees in front of her, looking for that scene and that moment of dramatic tension.

American photographer Leigh Ann Edmonds shares rediscovered intimate encounters from a lost hard drive between herself and musician husband.

Leigh Ann's documentary projects depict a sense of community, focusing on storytelling and pulling the viewer into her own inner thoughts.

Documentary photographer Christina Simons travelled to Central America embarking on a visual journey to pursue, share and expose the...Why?

Through her documentary photography, Christina is compelled to tell the stories of those who do not have the means to do so themselves.

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A Londoner living in Sydney, Prithi reveals to us about her deep attraction to the intoxicating genre of street photography.

Chichek is an architect from Azerbaijan who loves traveling and photographing new places and faces of her native country.

Raj Laxmi photographs to reflect the emotion she feels or the connection she makes with subjects in her series of Indian dance.

Lana's work fuses abstract elements with fine details, combining seemingly disparate fragments to evoke a sense of magic realism.

Meryl's street photographs are her own unique American story where the disparate worlds of Bushwick and disco collided from 1973.

Fanny Genoux captures from watching above, the quiet evanescent concrete beaches of Nice in her series and story "Off Season".

Sarah presents a series of photos wanting to show the beauty of the often underestimated region, the Ruhr Area, where she lives.

Over the last three years, photography has helped Fidan live life better and has completely changed her perspective on the world.

Over the last year Samantha has documented the pandemic, mostly from the back of her campervan 'Juno', within local lockdown restrictions.

These blurred, unfocused images connote the mixture of emotions and uncertainties Daniela perceived as time passed during the pandemic.

Sophie Linckersdorff is a German documentary photographer. She traveled to the exclusion zone at Chernobyl, to document what remains.

Always having a love for street photography, Betty is drawn to the power of imagery and how it expresses what she feels.

Through her images, Greek photographer Nicole Tsatsou explores an inner search around her self-image.

Carla is a journalist and a photographer who captures sweet sceneries set on Beirut's famous Corniche that show her love for this place.

Capturing the sociology of everyday life, searching for human faces and emotion, brings Neslihan closer to photojournalism.

For International Women's Day, Suzanne Phoenix has taken over 100 portraits of cis and trans women and non-binary people in Melbourne.

Camille is a photographer from Texas, who documents Austin's streets, with a particular focus on its homeless community.

Originally from Sydney, Australia, Mary moved to Croatia in 1992. She has documented the cultural heritage of Croatian bell ringers.