Matthew Choi
“Currently based in Hong Kong, Matthew Choi began his photography journey in 2006, and has since spent 7 years living across United Kingdom, Canada and China. While documenting his travelling experiences, he has developed a keen eye in travel, landscape, cityscape, and aerial photography. He started his photographic journey as part of the school photography team, focusing on photojournalistic-styled events photography.”
Theme: Panorama
Diego Guillen
“Diego Guillen is a Mexican photographer with 10 years in the music business. He loves music, photography, concerts, touring and documenting experiences. He has done work for cool people he admires, like The Voidz, Molotov, Natalia Lafourcade, Bomba Estéreo, Jorge Drexler, Elsa y Elmar, Porter, Caloncho, Mon Laferte, Juan Pablo Vega, OCESA, Universal Music México, Sony Music México, and many more.”
Theme: Peak
Monica Lazar
“Monica Lazar is a beauty and fashion High-End Retoucher based in Bucharest, Romania. Her retouching style is completely non-destructive with an emphasis on retaining 100% of the natural skin texture. Monica loves working on projects that require pixel-level work. Communication, attention to detail and always respecting the deadline are as important to me as the quality of the service she provides for her clients.”
Theme: Post
Emma Grigoryan
“Emma Grigoryan is a conceptual/commercial photographer whose work focuses on fashion and portraiture. She has around 20 international awards in beauty, fine art, fashion, portrait, advertising and wedding photography, and her photos have been exhibited at Musée du Louvre (Paris). ”
Theme: Horizon Left
Kate Lionis
“Kate Lionis is a fine art and editorial photographer. Kate specialises in feminine, ethereal imagery that displays a sense of inner strength and resilience. Kate endeavours to display women and the beauty of their strength in sensitive yet unapologetic way. Kate sees a society who is out of touch with their feminine self in their never ending quest to reach their unattainable potential. Kate personifies symbols of feminine strength so we can see that they are a reflection of ourselves. ”
Theme: Peak
Drowster
“Montreal-based documentary photographer Drowster is on a quest to eradicate prejudices via the power of beauty. He truly believes that by showing social issues in a positive way, impactful changes can be achieved. He is particularly interested by work-related subjects, isolated communities and giving a voice to the minorities. Aside from his documentary work across Asia and the Middle East, Drowster also creates compelling visual storytelling for brands in Canada, United States and Europe. ”
Theme: Offset
Neil Ratnavira
““I try to capture how something feels in addition to how it looks” Neil Ratnavira’s photography are his words and his solace. He expresses himself and his inner thoughts via his pictures. He is a self-taught photographer whose style has evolved over the years. The different cultures and countries he has lived in influences his work. He is passionate about photography, art and the humans behind the work. ”
Theme: Panorama
Alfie White
“Alfie White is a street and documentary photographer based in South London. Photographing primarily in the areas he's grown up in, Alfie's work explores the nuances of daily life, focusing on moments of emotion and human intimacy. ”
Theme: Peak
Manuel Peña
“Manuel Pena (b. 1979) is a self-taught photographer from New York. He developed his passion for photography in 2015. Since then he's moved to capturing everyday moments in the streets of New York. For this project, Manuel wanted to provide "a snippet of how I perceive the world. My goal is to tell stories using light, shadow, composition and color. I only have one rule: Shoot anything that interests you and the pieces will fall in place. Enjoy!" Manuel lives in the East Village.”
Theme: Amazon
Nathanaël Fournier
“Nathanaël is a French street and documentary photographer. Before being a photographer, he was a streetwalker. Nathanaël has been walking for years on the streets of Lille where he is from. He was writing on the walls by night and wandering by day. Once he borrowed a point-and-shoot film camera from his girlfriend and has never stopped photographing since then. Nowadays Nathanaël is still working with film cameras and following a motto a friend of mine told him: "Make it simple and efficient".”
Theme: Horizon Left