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Toby Deveson has been taking photographs since 1989 when he was given an old Nikkormat and a 24mm lens. After trying a friend’s darkroom, he set up one of his own in a damp basement and was soon addicted to the alchemy of intoxicating smells and mysterious light. Twenty years later not much has changed. The darkroom is no longer damp but the camera and lens are the same. Toby has exhibited all over Britain including in Norwich, Lincoln, Brighton and London.
Thought-provoking documentary photography & photojournalism by Toby Deveson | The D-Photo
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O φωτογράφος ΚΩΣΤΑΣ ΜΠΑΛΑΦΑΣ κοιτάζει από το παράθυρο του σπιτιού του, βγαίνει έξω και κινείται στον κήπο του. Αναφέρεται στο χρέος κάθε καλλιτέχνη να καταχωρεί στο έργο του τον τόπο του και την εποχή του, χρέος προς την ίδια την ιστορία. Ο φωτογράφος ΚΩΣΤΑΣ ΜΠΑΛΑΦΑΣ στέκεται μπροστά από μια αγαπημένη του φωτογραφία, η οποία παρουσιάζει σκηνή από τον αγώνα της επιβίωσης σε μικρή πόλη της επαρχίας και τη σχολιάζει. Ασπρόμαυρη φωτογραφία, την οποία σχολιάζει ο φωτογράφος ΚΩΣΤΑΣ ΜΠΑΛΑΦΑΣ, με μια βιοπαλαίστρια γυναίκα και το παιδί της. Αναφέρεται στο πείσμα των φτωχών βιοπαλαιστών, που κράτησε στον τόπο τη ζωή.
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One week after Tunisians overthrew Ben Ali and on the same day of the first Egyptian protests, Lebanese supporters of the Sunni Future movement called for a “day of rage” across Lebanon to protest the parliament’s selection of Najib Miqati as the new prime minister. The day remained relatively uneventful as a few hundred took to the streets near Tariq al-Jadide in central Beirut burning tires and threw stones at army and police into the night. The day did highlight the tense political situation that continues in Lebanon between the country’s religious sects.
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Milton Rogovin, Social Documentary Photographer
"The year began sadly when, on January 18, legendary documentary photographer Milton Rogovin died at age 101. His passing was noted across the country, as fans of Rogovin's unflinching portraits of working-class people around the world remembered the photographer's skill, his passion and his unwavering dedication to the less fortunate members of society." S ocial documentary photographer Milton Rogovin has been likened to the great social documentary photographers of the 19th and 20th Centuries, Lewis Hine and Jacob Riis. Milton, who lived to be 101 years old, dedicated his lifetime to creating photographs that speak of the humanity of working people, the poor and the forgotten ones. Milton's photographs are a part of the documentary photography collections of the Library of Congress, the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Center for Creative Photography and other distinguished institutions around the world.