Award-winning photojournalist Maxisole Feni uses photography “to speak for the unheard voices.”
Tag: documentary photography
On hurt and hope: Photographer Liam Volschenk explores the idea of community
Twenty-year-old photographer, Liam Volschenk, confronts the idea of vulnerability as a creative subject matter in his landscapes and portraits.
Documentary photography as a language: The visual works of Tshepiso Mabula
Documentary photographer Tshepiso Mabula has dedicated time to telling human stories; we invited her to share her images, along with some of her thoughts.
Jon Riordan documents Woodstock’s ongoing gentrification in this analogue photo essay
Photojournalist Jon Riordan explores the threatening effects of urban gentrification to the traditional, mixed makeup of the Woodstock neighbourhood.
A visual record of grief and absence by Nombuso Bhogolo
Cape Town-based visual artist Nombuso Bhogolo’s haunting photo essay evokes the passage of time and one’s unavoidable mortality.
At the intersection of aesthetics and culture: A Q&A with Zara Julius
We gain insight into the narrative behind the young artist’s striking documentary work as she takes us through a few of her favourite photographs.
Capturing the subject’s gaze: The photography of Bernadette McCabe
Within the photographer’s images there is an honesty, which she attributes to being open with the subject while practicing a fly on the wall approach.
See the world through the documentary lens of Ian McNaught Davis
From Ethiopia to Kazakhstan, documentary photographer Ian McNaught Davis elicits common threads of humanity from all over the world.
