My feet are on the ground, my mind is somewhere else Hi, this is me, Mara. The name I was given, a short name easy to pronounce.   My approach to photography? That old Olympus camera with which my relatives took many many pictures when I was a child. Those were…

For Maria, the decision to take the leap of solo travel was an extraordinary opportunity for self-growth and fulfillment. Room 144 is an invitation to embrace the journey without reservation.

Argentinian photographer Juli.B shares a deeply personal reflection on her nomadic life across Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, and Algeria. In Staying to Look, she explores photography as a quiet act of witnessing—valuing presence over spectacle, and embracing the imperfect, the intimate, and the often unseen corners of the world.

Old lenses from the film SLR era are usually easy to find at relatively affordable prices. And some are truly underrated gems, like this Konica Hexanon AR 50mm f/1.7 from the 1970s. If you’re expecting clinically sharp results, then forget about it. But if you want pictures full of character…

I was tidying up in my garage, and I came across a box I hadn’t touched for fifteen years. Inside it, copies on 30x40cm photographic paper, the surprise was greater when I saw that they were perfect, without marks and the colour as I remembered. Photographs on paper have an…

Our ancestral home serves as a bridge that connects us to our heritage, providing a glimpse into the lives and experiences of our ancestors. The place where our roots lie holds immense significance, as it embodies the essence of our cultural identity and holds the key to unravelling the stories…