Lebogang Nkoane and 75
75, is a daily collaborative photographic project by Lebogang Nkoane. It is an idea derived from Sinah Ntholi Nkoane, a photography – journal he has been running for five years or so.
75, is a daily collaborative photographic project by Lebogang Nkoane. It is an idea derived from Sinah Ntholi Nkoane, a photography – journal he has been running for five years or so.
The Afrikaner “selfwerksaamheid” (“self reliance”) approach to life is strictly observed and followed in Orania. Afrikaners fill all jobs from management to labour, and man all services such as schools and shops. Emphasis is placed upon a communal way of
Abraham Onoriode Oghobase is a Nigerian photographer and artist who is currently exploring the issues faced by humans and their emotions. His ‘The Tunnel’ project looks at those who call The Katamantu train station home in Ghana.
Myriam Abdelaziz is a French photographer of Egyptian origins who is currently based in New York. She has looked at the plight of many Dafuris who are currently living in Cairo and documented the struggles they faced on a daily
This month we look at Yo-Yo Gonthier, originaly from Niger but now residing in Paris. Yo-Yo frequently looks at how Africa’s past colonial past has influenced the architecture and people of a country. In his ‘Monuments’ series, he looks at
Ilan Godfrey’s ‘Living with Crime’ project looks at victims of crime in South Africa, who have suffered a horrendous ordeal or lost a loved one due to violent crime.
People in South Africa are almost desensitized to the way they
Life isn’t easy for us film users. Besides the numerous blog posts about film dying and favourite film stocks being sent to the emulsion graveyard, it’s a tough job to find a lab these days who know what they [...]
Posted Aug 21, 2010 by Daniel
This weekend saw me heading up to the Northern Cape to start the project on the Bushman. The one thing that is a massive problem shooting in Africa, and indeed [...]
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Latitude Magazine is a historical record of the world as it exists on one day. The cumulative work of over 50 photojournalists spread across the globe, the magazine aims to [...]
Posted Aug 05, 2010 by Daniel