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Tony Sojka.
photography student at Ostkreuzschule.
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Eleanor Callahan photographed by her husband, Harry Callahan.
He is a very great source of inspiration.

Eleanor Callahan photographed by her husband, Harry Callahan.

He is a very great source of inspiration.

Clint Eastwood by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin
Remon from the series “Here are the young men” by Claire Felice
The series shows photos of Dutch marines deployed to Afganistan. The series is divided in three subseries: “Marked”, “Armoured” and “Committed”.
“Marked” consists of black and white triptychs of marines before, during and after their tour of duty to Afghanistan.

Remon from the series “Here are the young men” by Claire Felice

The series shows photos of Dutch marines deployed to Afganistan. The series is divided in three subseries: “Marked”, “Armoured” and “Committed”.

“Marked” consists of black and white triptychs of marines before, during and after their tour of duty to Afghanistan.

Tree, Line by Zander Olsen

Tree, Line by Zander Olsen

by Sergej Bitsch
A Russian Summer by Charlotte Schreiber.

“Monalisen der Vorstädte” by Ute & Werner Mahler

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Nan Goldin (via HUH. Magazine)

This is one of my most optimistic works: not concentrated on loss, death or darkness. With other pieces, I have wanted people to faint, throw up or cry. I’ve also wanted to touch them and make them laugh. Here, I don’t want people to faint or throw up. But I do want them to take away something about this puritanical new witch hunt over children and their sexuality. Everybody came out of the body of a woman, and that should not be forgotten, or be frightening. 

Nan Goldin (via HUH. Magazine)

This is one of my most optimistic works: not concentrated on loss, death or darkness. With other pieces, I have wanted people to faint, throw up or cry. I’ve also wanted to touch them and make them laugh. Here, I don’t want people to faint or throw up. But I do want them to take away something about this puritanical new witch hunt over children and their sexuality. Everybody came out of the body of a woman, and that should not be forgotten, or be frightening.