What a great ways to continue David Seymour children of war idea! What a strong messages sent through the art! That is where photography meets anthropology. Huge thank you for sharing! Oh, and yes, please go for this kind of vlogs as well. On my opinion it is always inspirational to learn more about different approaches to philosophical part of photography. Thank you once again.
Wow! That Mollison book was really amazing! Showing the conditions children live in really makes you stop to think how lucky so many of us really are and how much more work needs to be done in the world. Good book reviews! Thanks!
Borut, I never really comment but I have a question that I hope you answer. I realize that living en europe you have easy access to festivals like paris photo, kassel, photoespaña, etc. But how come you are so aware of these particular photographers (I'm talking about the ones with what seem to me like slavic sounding names ¿?) Are they from Slovenia, or do you actively look for photographers in central and eastern europe? I'm asking because it is very easy for me to get to know latin american, american or spanish photographers. But going far east, even asia or africa is kind of a challenge. Is there a source where you keep an eye out for interesting projects? And on that note. I highly recommend these two colombian websites if youre interested in contemporary Latin american photography. dobleespacio .com puntodefugabogota .com
It's as you've described. I am living here and I most of the photographers with slavic names I know in person. It was an event about Slovenian photo-book and I've bought those books there. Thank you for the links, I'll check them later. For Slovenian photographers I would recommend two links: photon.si/?owlabpfl_group=avtorji galerijafotografija.si/avtorji/
Really liked it! 👍
What a great ways to continue David Seymour children of war idea! What a strong messages sent through the art! That is where photography meets anthropology. Huge thank you for sharing!
Oh, and yes, please go for this kind of vlogs as well. On my opinion it is always inspirational to learn more about different approaches to philosophical part of photography. Thank you once again.
Glad to find sLOVEnian photo vloger with amasing good content !!! Really like the books. On my wish lists!
Wow! That Mollison book was really amazing! Showing the conditions children live in really makes you stop to think how lucky so many of us really are and how much more work needs to be done in the world. Good book reviews! Thanks!
Topsheeet happens! Really enjoyed it, thanks!
Was really good mate....
Very ravealing books. 👌
Really enjoyed that!
Hope you will do more book "unboxing" :D
Thanks dude!
Borut, I never really comment but I have a question that I hope you answer.
I realize that living en europe you have easy access to festivals like paris photo, kassel, photoespaña, etc. But how come you are so aware of these particular photographers (I'm talking about the ones with what seem to me like slavic sounding names ¿?) Are they from Slovenia, or do you actively look for photographers in central and eastern europe? I'm asking because it is very easy for me to get to know latin american, american or spanish photographers. But going far east, even asia or africa is kind of a challenge.
Is there a source where you keep an eye out for interesting projects? And on that note. I highly recommend these two colombian websites if youre interested in contemporary Latin american photography.
dobleespacio .com
puntodefugabogota .com
It's as you've described. I am living here and I most of the photographers with slavic names I know in person. It was an event about Slovenian photo-book and I've bought those books there.
Thank you for the links, I'll check them later.
For Slovenian photographers I would recommend two links:
photon.si/?owlabpfl_group=avtorji
galerijafotografija.si/avtorji/
You’re not aloud to handle my photobooks