See our new contribution by Anni Katrin Elmer, a photographer from Switzerland, with a bachelor of design degree course in Visual Communication specialisation in Photography at the University of Art and Design Zurich. Check also her great blog.

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Lujain Ramiz and Uzma Azami are our newest contributors, both from India and currently students of the the School of Architecture and Design at the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Take a look at it!

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Today we received the first contributions from students of the School of Architecture and Design at the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. See the work of Sara, Nermeen, Najiha Hana, Jawaher Al Suwaidi, Mariam, Narita, Roula and  Hazem.

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See the great work by Christian Wagner, who also manages an exciting website called boa73 space. It is a platform for photography + graphics and other visual stuff of Christian Wagner and as guests various individuals, bohemians and others. At this time it’s a platform with a strong focus on photography.

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Elizabeth Fleming was born in the suburbs of Philadelphia in 1975. After earning her BFA in photography with honors from Washington University in St. Louis she moved to Brooklyn and worked for a time in photo editing in Manhatten. She went on to receive an MFA from the Photography, Video and Related Media department at the School of Visual Arts. Soon after, she became a mother and moved to the suburbs of New Jersey, where she lives with her husband and two young daughters, juggling many tasks at once, striving for balance. 

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Reportage is a website dedicated to publishing innovative international photojournalism and presenting challenging articles on the use and abuse of photography in today’s media.
The internet version of Reportage displays some of the best features from past magazines and at the same time shows new work. They pay special attention to the photography of newer or relatively unknown photographers, providing them with a showcase for their photojournalism which is sadly absent in contemporary magazines. 

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Take a look at the new pages for the book.
Every project will be published as a printed journal which manifests the subject-matter and the network. These will be posted or, as the case may be, made available to all contributors.
The current progress of the publication will be available for monitoring on the website.

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Unless you will, curated and founded by Heidi Romano, is an online journal that showcases a vision within photo-based art. Their goal is to bring together a collection of notable photographers from around the world and present their work.

“So, no rules, tell me a story, an adventure, nothing or share your thoughts. Invent anything you want. Surprise yourself. Share your dreams created by light, imagined in colour or bw.”

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Test is a visual platform that fuses a combination of new and established artists on a constantly changing series of image-led projects. Its name is derived from the concept of a “test shoot”, where creative teams are formed to show the best of their abilities. Under the guidance of art director and curator Jaime Perlman, the continually evolving website collates some of the most exciting talents from fashion, art, film, design and music.

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A few weeks ago we received a lot of very interesting contributions from the Near Eastern, because of a great collaboration with Shoib Nabi Ahmad, an instructor teaching at the School of Architecture and Design at the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Last week I got a phonecall, it was Shoiab, telling me that he would like to do the “identity sucks”-project with another class as well. Today we recognized the first registrations and we definitely looking forward to seeing their contributions.

Thanks Shoiab.

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Check zero1magazine.com, an online art, fashion and culture magazine.
With a great selection of work in those fields. Check also their blog.

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… our first illustration by Vinz Schwarzbauer, born 1987 in Graz, a student of
the academy of fine arts Vienna, (class of graphic arts and printmaking techniques/Gunter Damisch), with a personal focus on illustration
and animated film.
See his great work at vimeo.

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“I like this blog” – nothing more to say.

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Justin Visnesky was born in Indiana, Pennsylvania in 1975. A feature story on his work was published in MILK magazine (Hong Kong). Justin’s work has been in various publications and online venues including 10×15, Conscientious photo blog, Flak Photo, Fecal Face dot com, The Quiet Life Camera Club, and Urbanautica. Justin received an honorable mention in the Fall 2007 Hey, Hot Shot competition. His photography has been exhibited throughout the US. Justin lives with his wife and son in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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Colors 76 features teenagers from 28 countries across the globe.
From self-identified vampires in Russia to lolitas living in an imaginary wonderland in Spain, all the stories in the latest print edition of Colors were first posted on their website. See the great work here.

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We received four new contributions: One for “identity sucks” by Sureen Hasan, a student from Banglore, India and three more for “the wishing table” by: Jonathan Cherry, a documentary photographer and blogger, who lives and works in the West Midlands, United Kingdom. Jacob Pritchard, a photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. His main work is in portraiture, and his approach is heavily influenced by his background as a documentary photographer. Ana Leonhartsberger, our youngest contributor (11 years old) from Graz, with the career aspiration to get a professional photographer.

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Last weekend we received three new contributions for “the wishing table” by photographers, who have already contributed to “identity sucks“.
See Fabien Seguin’s, Ditz Fejer’s and Jacob Koestler’s work.

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Take a look at the new pages for the book.
Every project will be published as a printed journal which manifests the subject-matter and the network. These will be posted or, as the case may be, made available to all contributors.
The current progress of the publication will be available for monitoring on the website.

See Paula Salischiker’s, Nora Nasr’s, Naima Abdelwahed’s,
Maxwell Anderson’s work.

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See contributions from Austria, Ecuador, Germany, Italy,
the Philippines, Switzerland, Turky and the United States for our project 
“The Wishing Table”. The objective is to document your set table on 25th December 2009. The project is still open for entries. So, be continued. We are excited to see more from all over the world.

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