Photographer Barrie Robinson Bule found blazing colour, lots of it, on a road trip in the US.
I’d hate to be colour blind.
Because some colours just need a picture taking of them.
And it really doesn’t matter where I find them.
I just love being blinded by colour.
Baz R Bule is an Art Director by day and a photographer for the rest of the time. He shoots with a fixed lens and for him everything is about getting close enough.
Baz R Bule photographed river taxis on the busiest river in Bangladesh and realised that no one other than you is bothered that you might die.
Lucie Berquière’s series answers the question – what happens to the characters during a pandemic, when theatres become forbidden places?
French photographer Théo Giacometti’s wonderfully lyrical series about the Camargue delta region of Southern France.
In Sharon Eilon’s Cuba, dignity persists in ration lines and decaying doorways, even as a generation disappears.
Michael Parfitt documents Vietnam’s Hmong and Dao communities as they quietly adapt tradition to survive tourism, urbanisation and vanishing land.
