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Mark your calendars for two weeks of outstanding world-class street photography During the festival, the calendar includes numerous exhibitions, special meetings with the public and lessons, in a setting of musical entertainment. Here’s the run-down of events you will not want to miss. Thursday 6: Keef Charles (UK), Martin Agius (Malta); Friday 7: Niklas Lindskog (Sweden), Britta Kohl-Boas (Germany) Anna Lohmann (England / Germany); Saturday 8: Pia Parolin (Germany / France) Nadia Eeckhout (Belgium); Tuesday 11: In connection Zoom John Gill (Yorkshire) and Kevin Lim (Ireland) Wednesday 12: Batsceba Hardy, Livio Senigalliesi, university professor and documentary maker Thursday 13: Stefania Lazzari (Italy), Andrea Ratto (Spain), Friday 14 Mario Mencacci Bandini, Elisa Santoro and Salvatore Uccello Saturday 15 the Alnico 2. All portfolios submitted to us will be evaluated for possible publication on our website and / or in our
ProgesFestival
Progressive Street is proud to announce the launch of its first International Street Photography and Art Festival. This is a prelude to more ambitious plans, and starting in 2023 this annual Festival event will be staged in various cities around the world. We can't reveal much about this inaugural Festival for now. Yet we can take enormous pride in Progressive Street and all that we’ve accomplished in just three and a half years. Our Festival is not for profit. The goal is to discover and show images that are true testimonies of our time, without cultural stereotypes. Images that are not clichés. Images by photographers who document meaningful examples of life, stripped of all artifice. Images that awaken connections, provoke insights and inspire optimism. We turn to photographers who are actively involved in daily life - yet specifically pursue street photography, documentary photography, and photojournalism without distinction between professionals and
Loneliness Belongs to the Photographer
I don't think I'm essentially a street photographer. I guess Photography is just the way for me to express how I see things. It has something to do with a philosophical approach to reality. I have always had this way of observing reality, dwelling on details, on scenes that tell me something. Early on in my life, I felt inspired by what was around me. Eventually, I got into street photography. It was a slow process. And this happened in a city that was not my hometown, where my view got released from all the parameters and preconceptions that you naturally develop in known places. What I perceived in that new urban landscape and became the ghost I kept freezing everywhere and in everyone’s face with my shots was an intense feeling of loneliness. As a photographer, I am already used to entering the world of loneliness because I must be able to become invisible. So I found myself breathing in my own loneliness and the solitude of those around me. It is the distance between the
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I am looking for interesting projects for our website https://www.progressive-street.com/out-of-bounds-2
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Thank you all very much for the congratulations! I was really surprised and happy when I looked into DA yesterday to take a break from studying and saw this journal 