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Just Published! ♛ March 2026 Edition #135 The State Of Humanity
The State Of Humanity
On the Front Cover: Project: Defending The Environment
by Garry Lotulung, an Indonesian-based documentary journalist © All rights reserved.
See the exclusive interview article on page 30.
On the Back Cover: The Poetry of Dust and Horn
Gabi Steiner © All rights reserved.
See the article on page 74
In this unique March edition of Lens Magazine, The State of Humanity unfolds. It is a multifaceted visual and narrative exploration. The focus is on what it means to exist, connect, and endure in an increasingly complex world.
Through powerful interviews and photo projects, this issue features voices from many continents. Each offers a distinct, yet connected point of view on human experience.
We have the pleasure of featuring two fantastic interviews conducted by Ariel SU. One is an intimate conversation with Ingmar Ostermaier, who is exhibiting his important documentary project “Nigeria- Distance to care.” This series was taken at a rural hospital in Nigeria. The other is an exclusive interview with Indonesia-based documentary journalist Garry Lotulung. He offers urgent reflections on environmental responsibility and global waste.
The journey continues through deeply personal and cultural visual essays. William Ropp presents an evocative study of the body and identity. Gabi Steiner presents a poetic project titled “The Poetry of Dust and Horn.” Alexandros Emmanouilidis explores the fragile nature of remembrance. Stories of heritage and resilience emerge in Michel Pedrero’s documentation of the “Larim” tribe and a collection of cultural beauty across Ethiopia, Papua, and Benin. Sayan Biswas, Gianni Alessi, and Muhammad Farhan Osman each capture threads of everyday humanity through color, ritual, and shared experience. Olivia Mazzola concludes the issue with her luminous projects La Danse des Lumières and The Age of Flowers. The issue gently returns to intimacy and emotion, reminding us that within the vast diversity of human stories lies a common language of light, vulnerability, and connection. Together, these works form a poignant and visually rich reflection on humanity in its many states—fragile, resilient, and profoundly interconnected.
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The Discovered Work Of Vivian Maier This Article Was Created In Dedication To The inspiring Photographer Vivian Maier, A Street Photographer From The 1950S – 1990S.Vivian’s Work Was Discovered At …
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Orna Naor Born in Tel Aviv, Israel, 1960. As a wife and mother of two, I made a choice early in life to put my career aside and take care …
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TOMER MONTILIA Tomer Montilia, 27 years old, from Israel. “I’m a freelance photographer based in Jerusalem. Photography has been my hobby for almost 10 years, since I was 18 years …
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MARIUS VIETH “Anyone can love a rose, but it takes a great deal to love a leaf. It’s ordinary to love the beautiful, but it’s beautiful to love the ordinary.” …
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OHAD MATALON. THE ZONE Ohad Matalon’s body of work, The Zone, on going since1998, is amongthe most iconic ofallcontemporary Israeli photography;its composite images sketcha cultural, geopolitical and social map of …
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HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON Biography “It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart and head.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson Henri Cartier-Bresson is considered …
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I picked up my first camera in New-York back in 2004. It was a plain 4 Mega-Pixel digital camera, I was 21 and fresh out of the army and it …
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An Interview With ALEX LEVAC “I really see myself as anthropologist of the street or a paparazzi of the anonymous, I do not want to call myself a historian, but …
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LEE JEFFRIES. Portraits of the Homeless Lee Jeffries lives in Manchester in the United Kingdom. Close to the professional football circle, this artist starts to photograph sporting events. A chance …
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Gabi Ben Avraham | An Exclusive Interview
An Interview with Gabi Ben Avraham “Photography for me is A passion. It is my way of looking at the world around me, whereby I can express my feelings and …
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ODED WAGENSTEIN Nomadic Project ABOUT ODED WAGENSTEIN Oded Wagenstein is a Cultures photographer. He his regular contributor to the National Geographic Magazine, Getty images and the National Geographic Traveler Magazine. …
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Jimmy Nelson. BEFORE THEY PASS AWAY
Jimmy Nelson Special Project: BEFORE THEY PASS AWAY About Jimmy Nelson Jimmy Nelson (Sevenoaks, Kent, 1967) started working as a photographer in 1987. Having spent 10 years at a Jesuit …
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MARK EDWARD HARRIS
An Interview with MARK EDWARD HARRIS Los Angeles-based photographer Mark Edward Harris is the recipient of numerous awards, including a CLIO Award for advertising photography, An Aurora Gold Award for …
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An interview with ROIE GALITZ We are most pleased to interview one of the most known wildlife, Nature & culture photographers in Israel. Hello Roie, Thank you for the interview. …
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Pande Heryana Based in Bali, one of the most beautiful destinations in the world, Pande takes artistic, award-winning images of people in love. A visual storyteller and true artist in …
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Amy Kanka. Japan Just 2 weeks. An ocean apart and worlds away. My first taste of Japan. There are hundreds of ways to experience Japan, I was lucky to do …
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An Interview with Israeli Photojournalist Gili Yaari ———————————— Purim Celebrations in Jerusalem Ultra-Orthodox Jews celebrate the Purim holiday in the ultra-Orthodox Mea Shearim neighborhood in Jerusalem on March, 2014. The …
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ASHER GIBEL Black And White Tour Of Old Tel Aviv, 1970 Photography hooked around the age of 23, I have always seen this kind of media magic, taste (if changed …
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JASBIR JOHN SINGH | DORSCON ORANGE DOCUMENTING THE COVID-19 IN SINGAPORE
This project is a visual documentation of my country, Singapore, gripped in fear. On the 23rd of January 2020, The Ministry of Health of Singapore announced the first case of …
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MARINA KORYAKIN | GYPSIES IN TRANSYLVANIA
MARINA KORYAKIN | GYPSIES IN TRANSYLVANIA In October 2017, it was my first visit to Transylvania, Romania.I must say that all my life I lived in a big city, and …
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MILO SLADAKOVIC | FEELS LIKE HOME – WITHOUT A ZIP CODE
MILO SLADAKOVIC | FEELS LIKE HOME – WITHOUT A ZIP CODE This photo series is an excerpt from unpublished documentary book about people and life in and around Deira, the …
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JOSÉ JEULAND | The ultimate question of Black & White
JOSÉ JEULAND | The ultimate question of Black & White The ultimate question for both young and professional photographers when they photograph with a digital camera for personal use usually …
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VYACHESLAV ONISHCHENKO | Medicine through my eyes
VYACHESLAV ONISHCHENKO | Medicine through my eyes I have shot the project “Medicine through my eyes” (2013-2016) in a small town named Razdel’ Naya, in Ukraine.( Population: 17,995 (2015). I …
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JACOB AUE SOBOL | An Exclusive Interview | Magnum Photos
An exclusive interview with magnum photographer JACOB AUE SOBOL Jacob Aue Sobol is known for his expressive style of black-and-white photography.“My pictures are about being human for better or worse,” …
FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY
“We can be a prism and not just a reflection of society. This is the true meaning of being an artist. We can also enlighten …