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On the Front Cover: The Sinner, 2014. Archival Pigment Print
100 x 70 cm. 39 3/8 x 27 1/2 in
Edition of 8 plus 2 artist’s proofs
Series: Revival Katerina Belkina © All rights reserved. See the Interview on Page 08
On the Back Cover: Parisa is practicing Tai-Chi.
Photography by Mahya Rastegar © All Rights Reserved
See the article on page 136
Lens Magazine ♛ November Edition #133. Female photographers express femininity. Special Collection
This month’s edition celebrates outstanding female photographers who express femininity and empower women by sharing stories of pain, struggles, boundary-breaking, and the evolution of their feminine selves. We are pleased to present an exclusive interview with Katerina Belkina, who brings forth a soft, magical world and a fresh perspective on femininity. Fares Micue presents an ultimate message of positivism through figurative, floral, sensual portraits. Monique van Laake presents her series Faces of Femininity. Sama Alshaibi introduces her crucial project, Between Two Rivers, highlighting the cruelty of controlling women. Vicky Martin explores cultural pressures in (great) Expectations, focusing on stressful expectations placed on women in modern society. Rebecca Drolen’s Factory depicts a space where the female body is magnified as a means of defense and empowerment through physicality. Tetyana Erhart expresses her appreciation for Ukrainian beauty through traditional folk portraits. Renata Dutrée investigates women’s past traumas with her portrait project, Time Will Tell. Mahya Rastegar showcases the challenge to imposed control in her project, Staying Such A Woman. Gala Semenova uses her personal self-portrait project, And Then I Remembered, to explore nudity and connection to nature. Nilangana Banerjee shares two series—The ‘Selves’ and The Lullaby—both of which examine societal expectations and the quest for the ideal self.
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Black and White Photography
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MIGUEL VALDIVIESO – Quiet Place – The Landscapes Series Miguel Valdivieso is an international landscape photographer who has developed a consistent line of work around long exposure techniques. Photography has …
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Liat Federman. Urban Life In B&W Liat Federman, A well known photographer, with a background as interior designer & a high sense of artistic esthetic, Exhibit here at Lens Magazine …
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Dr. Avi Perl Everybody has a story Born in Haifa, Israel. Age 58. Married; 3 sons. Ph.D. in Plant Genetics. For the last 3 years serving as the Chief Scientist …
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ITAI MONNICKENDAM Under Nature’s Veil Location: Cordillera Huayhuash Mountain Range, North Andes, Peru Immersing in nature is one of my favorite feelings. Especially when it all comes together, a great …
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Dr. Akira TAKAUE Architectural World In B&W As an architect/international bridge engineer, I have been fortunately enough to visit a lot of places not only in Tokyo, but also around …
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The Art Of Animals By Wolf Ademeit “Animal photographers focus their work in general on the presentation of animals in the wild nature. Only a few photographers use the photography …
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5 Tips For Shooting In Black&White Learn To Think In Black And White If you’re shooting in black and white, your biggest handicap is that your own eyes see in …
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The History Of B&W Photography By BobSt.Cyr The history of black & white photography is essentially a significant part of the entire story of photography. It is the story of …
Still Life | Motion photography
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Terrain Vague By architect and photographer Pygmalion Karatzas “In contrast to the carefully designed and integrated urban projects, contemporary cities are also characterized by their …
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JP TERLIZZI | THE GOOD DISHES The Good Dishes integrates memory, legacy, and metaphor with my response to loss. As I witness an early generation …
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BEE TROFORT-WILSON | “Success doesn’t come from your comfort zone” “Ready to return to the ring!”I had a great time photographing professional boxer DeMichael Harris …
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An Exclusive Interview WithTIM TADDERBY CATALIN CROITORU “Quite frankly, it wasn’t my goal to be the best advertising photographer in the world; my goal was …
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JP TERLIZZI | DANDELIONS ARE NOT WEEDS JP Terlizzi (American) is a New York City photographer whose contemporary practice explores themes of memory, relationship, and …
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An Interview with JONATHAN KNOWLES By Anne Pinto-Rodrigues Jonathan Knowles is one of the leading photographers of his generation. Specializing in drinks, liquids and still …
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Maria Rosenblatt | “Old Masters Recreations” | “Dandelions Series” Maria Rosenblatt is a fine art photographer, musician, and the founder of Beam Collective( www.beamcollective.net) Maria …
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“The most important aspect of my work is to match the right spot at the right time. Light and weather are the main actors in …
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NORI’s images of inanimate objects have an unmistakable life-force. His clean, modern lighting and confident execution of imaginative concepts transforms even the most mundane items …
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An Exclusive Interview With Joe McNally By Allan Kliger Joe McNally is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning photographer whose prolific career includes assignments in nearly 70 …