Visions of collapsing memories is the latest work of Italian photographer Federico Aimar. It’s an exploration of the mountain and the times when it was populated by people, not only ruins.
Starting on the 9th November until the 23rd December, at Galerie Thierry Bigaignon in Paris, Amélie Labourdette will debut with her first solo exhibition, Empire of Dust.
For the fourth time, The International Landscape Photographer of the Year has opened the selections and it’s now possible to submit your works until the 12th of November, or until the 19th at most.
Podlasie region in Eastern Poland has for long been considered very traditional part of the country, with small towns and villages dotting mostly rural landscape, where farming communities and small-scale industry provide jobs and stability.
On his journeys through south America, Pascal Cabitza captured the surreal desert landscapes of Bolivia and the life of its inhabitants. At an altitude of more than 3500 meters where…
Horizon: The passage is blocked; between us and nature it is always interposes something. What’s behind these structures? What are for us? They seem to be lifeless, empty containers without no one….
Alpine passes are key places in the understanding of mountainous territory, they pass between two valleys and maintain the surprise about the landscapes that we hide. Since 2012, Arnaud bring…
E poi verrà la Nebbia. by Franco Monari This series of photographs is born from his need to grant him some moments in which get out and explore the landscape…
This project, realized between april and june of 2015 across many chinese big cities, try to catch the landscape mutation in China. Since the 2000s, China has created a real…
In the series Unearth, Luca Marziale studied landscapes. He aims to capture rich textures, patterns and colours patiently waiting for the subtle moment when the soft lighting or harsh contrast…
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