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Megan Eagles

“Megan Eagles’ decision to photograph pets began as a lighthearted endeavour: “I thought it would be a fun project where I get to hang out with some furry friends for an afternoon!” And certainly, shots of a poodle in a pink car and dozens of bunnies on a bed exude fun. But now, having captured such an array of distinctive and profound relationships, her project has morphed into a moving series on the importance of interspecies companionship.”

https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/megan-eagles-london-is-a-jungle-photography-021221

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Jay Russell

“Jay Russell is an image-making polymath. Rather than confining himself to one particular outlet, he enjoys working across a mix of mediums instead. “I would say I’m about half-director, half-photographer right now,” he says, “or I do half-video, half-stills.” Originally from a town close to Birmingham, Jay is currently based in Camberwell, south London, and began his career in the realms of documentary photography. These days, however, his work transcends the still image as he covers all sorts from music videos to album covers, script writing to fashion editorials. “And I like it,” he continues to tell It’s Nice That. “I’ve realized over the years that I can get bored quickly, so it’s good for me to keep mixing it up.”

https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/jay-russell-photography-film-011221

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Eli Rezkallah

“The photographer wanted to challenge pervading views of the Middle East, a region that is consistently misrepresented and monolithically depicted as war-torn and desolate. Today he’s become one of the most highly respected artists from the Arab world.” 

https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/eli-rezkallah-plastik-photography-031221

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Stacy Kranitz

“Working within the documentary tradition, Stacy Kranitz makes photographs that acknowledge the limits of photographic representation. Her images do not tell the “truth” but are honest about their inherent shortcomings, and thus reclaim these failures (exoticism, ambiguity, fetishization) as sympathetic equivalents in order to more forcefully convey the complexity and instability of the lives, places, and moments they depict.”

https://www.stacykranitz.com

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Tung Walsh

“Tung Walsh was born and raised in London, he is of Chinese-Irish decent. Tung assisted Juergen Teller working on books, exhibitions and advertising campaigns, he went on to make his own work, shooting for magazine titles including i-D, POP, Self-service and Vogue. He currently lives and works in London.” 

http://tungwalsh.com

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Jermain Cikic

“Inspiration can come from anywhere. For Jermain Cikic, a photographer born in The Netherlands, it’s the encounters he has with strangers that gets his creative gears turning. “These talks that I have with people I don’t really know teach me so much,” he tells It’s Nice That. “There are little lessons about life I pick up along the way, and how I want to approach it myself. I love hearing the stories of others and getting to know where they come from.”

https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/jermain-cikic-where-dreams-get-shattered-photography-221121

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Pieter Hugo

“Hugo (born 1976 in Johannesburg) is a photographic artist living in Cape Town. Major museum solo exhibitions have taken place at Museu Coleção Berardo; the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg; the Hague Museum of Photography, Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Ludwig Museum in Budapest, Fotografiska in Stockholm, MAXXI in Rome and the Institute of Modern Art Brisbane, among others. Hugo has participated in numerous group exhibitions at institutions including the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, Barbican Art Gallery, Tate Modern, the Folkwang Museum, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, and the São Paulo Biennale.”

https://pieterhugo.com/Information

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Steve Reeves

“Steve Reeves is a documentary and street photographer based in London. Many of his street portraits include small interviews.”

https://stevereevesphotographer.com/about

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Toby Zeng

“An exploration of photographic seeing through vertical composition.”

https://tobyzeng.com/photographic-composition-vertical

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Christaan Felber

“Christaan Felber is a New York City-based photographer and director.He studied photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology, but has been taking photographs regularly since falling in love with the medium at age of 14.His work focuses on creating profiles of people by combining captured details of environments, still-lives and intimate portraits.”

https://www.christaanfelber.com

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Gabrile Roseti

“Gabriele is a young Italian photographer and artist who focuses his work on the ‘language of the body’, exploring in this way people’s feelings and their existence. In his black and white images we can find an honest raw style infused with spontaneity and youth that transports us to our essence and makes us reflect about our paths in this life.”

https://www.analogmagazine.ch/gabriele_rosati.html

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Neil Krug

“Neil Krug is an American artist based in Los Angeles, CA.”

https://www.neilkrug.com/selected-works-i

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Alice Martin

https://alicemartin.co.uk/about

“Alice Martin is a London-based photographer. With her roots in documentary, she explores the emotions and relationships between people and places. Guided by intuition, an inner-curiosity, and sensitivity, Alice is able to connect with her subject matter on a deeper level, providing an intimate insight to her encounters and observations. This loose approach allows stories to develop organically within her projects, forming genuine reflections of her lived experiences along with the lives of others.”

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Tariq Zaidi

“Tariq Zaidi is a freelance photographer currently based in the UK. In 2014, he gave up an executive management position in an events business to pursue his passion of capturing the dignity, strength and soul of people, within their environment. His photography focuses on documenting social issues, inequality, traditions and endangered communities around the world. Tariq independently assigns, funds, researches and writes his own work.”

https://www.tariqzaidi.com/about.html

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Spencer Tunick

“Artist Spencer Tunick has been documenting the live nude figure in public, with photography and video, since 1992. Since 1994, he has organized over 100 temporary site-related installations that encompass dozens, hundreds or thousands of volunteers, and his photographs are records of these events. The individuals en masse, without their clothing, grouped together, metamorphose into a new shape. The bodies extend into and upon the landscape like a substance. Tunick stages scenes in which the battle of nature against culture is played out against various backdrops, from civic center to desert sandstorm, humans are returned to a pre-industrial, pre-everything state of existence. These group masses, which do not underscore sexuality, often become abstractions that challenge or reconfigure one's views of nudity and privacy. The work also refers to the complex issue of presenting art in permanent or temporary public spaces.”

https://www.spencertunick.com/bio

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Anton Gottlob

“Anton Gottlob – or to use his full name Anton Wilhelm Gottlob-Schoenenberg – is a London-based fashion and art photographer. Represented by Management + Artists, his client roster includes Gucci, Valentino and the magazines i-D and Replica.”

https://thegentlewoman.co.uk/names/anton-gottlob

http://www.antongottlob.com

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Reece T. Williams

“Reece T. Williams is a New-York-based photographer, writer, and audio and video producer interested in telling stories about culture as expressed through traditions, rituals, and art forms.He graduated from the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, where his studies focussed on arts and culture reporting.”

https://www.reecetwilliams.photo/about