Dutch photographer Jan Hoek and Ugandan-Kenyan fashion designer Bobbin Case collaborated on a project called “Boda Boda Madness” that turned boda boda drivers into striking fantastical characters you wouldn't miss a ride with.
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A month ago, the rumors of Fujifilm launching a new GFX series camera surprised the community. After the release of cameras for content creators in 2024, many simply wanted a device that focused on the needs of photographers.
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When you shoot a photograph, you'll probably share it with the world. But when someone looks at a photograph you've taken, they'll always think of themselves. This is some sage advice dished out in Photographers on Photography, and it specifically references photographer Jason Fulford.
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We stand at a junction where there is an immense need for photography contests that do not require a fee to enter. This is critical to not only helping young talent with little financial means to sustain themselves but also giving them a chance to be featured on a global platform without having to sell a kidney.
If there’s one person who can claim a deep connection to Dubai and its evolution, it’s me. Having lived here for over four decades and immersed myself in photography for three of those, I’ve witnessed the city’s transformation from a modest trading hub in the late 1980s to the global metropolis it is today.
You’ve got until the end of 2024 to apply. We like to call the Phoblographer one of the most progressive publications in the photography world. Far more than others, we do the work to spotlight women, POCs, LGBTQ, and disabled photographers.