RED FLAG by COVID LATAM wins the 2021 FotoEvidence Book Award with World Press Photo

The 2023 FotoEvidence Book Award Is dedicated to the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and war crimes committed on Ukrainian soil.

The FotoEvidence Book Award 2023 is dedicated to the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and war crimes committed on Ukrainian soil. The book will include multiple local and international photographers and will serve as a tool for activism, a historical record for future generations as evidence of the violence of war and crimes committed in Ukraine.

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INTERVIEW WITH REHAB ELDALIL

WINNER OF THE 2022 W AWARD

by SVETLANA BACHEVANOVA

Congratulations on winning the 2022 FotoEvidence W Award with your compelling personal story The Longing Of The Stranger Whose Path Has Been Broken. Who is the Stranger whose path has been broken?

Well, the stranger started off to be me but then as the project unraveled the stranger became a much bigger reference. I started working on the project because I wanted to understand what it means to belong and re-root myself to my estranged Bedouin ancestry.

READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE.

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THE EYES OF EARTH BY SOLMAZ DARYANI

THE EYES OF EARTH tells a deeply personal story about the environmental disaster at Lake Urmia as seen through the eyes of Solmaz Daryani, a self-taught photographer, who grew up on the lake.

The book contains 128 pages, 50 color photograph and 12 images from the Daryani's family archive.

ORDER THE BOOK HERE

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Afghan soldier during an operation against the opposition (from the "Life in War" book)

Black and White photograph. Printed on archival paper. Print size: 8x10 and 16x20 inches

* FotoEvidence Authentic Stamp on the verso.

To inquire about the price contact Andrea Kennedy at info@fotoevidence.com

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Risking death at sea or on foot, more than 700,000 Rohingya fled the destruction of their homes and persecution in the northern Rakhine State of Myanmar. Arriving in Bangladesh at the makeshift camps, most refugees reported harrowingly consistent stories of murder and rape, all of which testify to a deliberate campaign of eradication. “No Place on Earth” provides an intimate portrait of the Rohingya survivors and their bleak conditions in overcrowded refugee camps.
Finalists:
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Fausto Podavini for “OMO Change”. The work aims to be a meditation on how large-scale investments can put at risk a delicate balance between humans and their environment that has persisted for hundreds of years.
Brown’ work will be published in a hardbound FotoEvidence book to be released this spring. Brown, Owunna and Podavini will be exhibited at the World Press Photo exhibit in Amsterdam in April and at the FotoEvidence Book Award Exhibit in New York at the Bronx Documentary Center, opening May 30th 2019.

Interview with Patrick Brown here.
Pre-order the book here.
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FotoEvidence Women is a new chapter of FotoEvidence Press, a space for free expression, devoted to engaged women photographers who want to tell their stories in the form of a photo book. Through their lenses women can shape the world differently and we want to give them this chance.
At this moment, women around the world are seeking equal rights and equal opportunity. The FotoEvidence W Award for Personal Story will suppot this movement. It will be granted by a selection committee to one woman whose work merits a book. The hardbound book will be published by FotoEvidence. Two other photographers will receive honorable mentions.Through their lenses women can shape the world differently and we want to give them this chance.
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—Newsha Tavakolian, Magnum Photographer
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June 14, 2016 'This is My Country' will be presented at the 2016 Angkor Photo Festival.

May 17, 2016 Exhibit of "The Dream" by Fabio Bucciarrelli at Photo Synthesis, Sofia, Bulgaria
February 4, 2015 Exhibit of "Destino" by Michelle Frankfurter at the Columbia School of Journalism.

February 3, 2015 Exhibit opening "Destino" by Michelle Frankfurter at The Half King, New York.

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