We’ve received so many great submissions from all over the world from people of all different backgrounds. In an effort to include these submission, we’re introducing a new segment called Global Feature. Name: Andrea Comino Submission Title: Chiaroscuro Country: Italy Photographer Bio: I am Andrea Comino, from Italy. I am 37, living close to Milan. Just […]
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Editor’s Showcase: Tomato War In The Land Of Sunda – Algi Febri Sugita
Name: Algi Febri Sugita Submission Title: Tomato War in the Land of Sunda Country: Indonesia Photographer Bio: Algi Febri Sugita, born in Bandung, February 14, 1997, is a Freelance Photojournalist, Editorial & Travel Photographer based in Bandung, Indonesia. With his passion for traveling and photographing moments, he is available for Travel, Editorial, or Documentary photography […]
Global Feature: 1968 the Fire of Ideas – Marcelo Brodsky
We’ve received so many great submissions from all over the world from people of all different backgrounds. In an effort to include these submission, we’re introducing a new segment called Global Feature. Name: Marcelo Brodsky Submission Title: 1968 the Fire of Ideas Country: Worldwide Photographer Bio: Marcelo Brodsky (1954) lives and works in Buenos Aires, […]
Editor’s Showcase: The Other Modernity – Ken Shin
Name Ken Shin Submission Title The Other Modernity Country PRC China Photographer Bio My name is Ken Shin. I’m interested in photographing the way people live. Life feels cruel and random, but the chaos is too beautiful to look away. Submission Information I traveled to China to experience ethics-free, unbridled capitalism. Rather than assume a detached […]
Reader’s Gallery: October
Featured Image By: Maya Rahamim Thank you to all of our reader’s that are contributing to the community. We at Asia Photo Review really enjoy seeing the little snippets of life that are captured through your eyes. For this post of Reader’s Gallery we get to take a look at life in Hong Kong, Japan, […]
Editor’s Showcase: Pilipinas Kong Mahal (My Beloved Philippines) – Toni Evangeline Lucero
Name Toni Evangeline Lucero Submission Title Pilipinas Kong Mahal (My Beloved Philippines) Country Philippines Photographer Bio My name is Toni Evangeline Lucero. I am a 22 year old photographer from the Philippines. I started taking photographs at 12 when I had my first digital camera, which was a Canon Powershot. I used to walk to […]
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Interview: Roadmaps of Mythology – Vasantha Yogananthan
In this interview, Hon Hoang talks to Vasantha Yogananthan, a photographer currently in based Paris. In our youth, we would often listen to fairy tales and myths. Tales about people and places of grandeur, imagining events of mysticism. For most people, these stories would remain to be only that, but for Vasantha Yogananthan, they’re roadmaps. Using The […]
Interview: Society of Intrigue – Oleg Tolstoy
In this interview, Hon Hoang talks to Oleg Tolstoy, a portrait, commercial, and street Photographer currently in London. Being a photographer is more than taking photographs. It’s about observing human behavior and interactions. How we change from place to place, culture to culture. How something obvious to one group can be intriguing to another. Through his […]
Editor’s Showcase: Mitani Monogatari – Thibaut Goarant
Name Thibaut Goarant Submission Title Mitani Monogatari Country Japan Photographer Bio My name is Thibaut Goarant, I am a middle aged guy. I’m born in Quimper, Brittany, France but I’ve been living now in Japan for 4 years. I have moved to Japan because of my work and because my wife wanted to go back […]
Editor’s Showcase: Cambodian Smiles – Martin Bennie
Name Martin Bennie Submission Title Cambodian Smiles Country Cambodia Photographer Bio Taking photographs and practicing meditation might seem at first glance to be unrelated activities. For while photography looks outwards at the visual world through the medium of a camera, meditation focuses inwards on unmediated experience. And whereas photography is concerned with producing images of […]