Namibians marginalized by colonialism are trying to reclaim their photography
In much of Africa, photography haNamibia’shequered past. Namibia was, for example, the site of a Genocide between 1904-1908. The German…
Author: Lynda B.
Hey Folks, What’s Up! Hope you enjoyed the read! A free-soul, I have travelled so many places and build up a passion for Photography. Whatever my lens captures, I share it online and it gives me immense joy.
A woman is likely to have invented the 19th-century innovation in bereavement rites
These portraits visually reunite bereaved people with their loved ones. Some interpreted these photographs as evidence supporting “spiritualists” beliefs. The spiritualists believed that…
Australian Vernacular Photography offers a look at our reality
Australian Vernacular Photography captures the essence of our reality through a unique lens, revealing the diverse facets of life down…
How to take better photos with your smartphone, thanks to computational photography
In recent years, advancements in smartphone technology have revolutionized photography through the integration of computational photography techniques. These innovations allow…
How Black people in the 19th century used photography as a tool for social change
In the 19th century, photography emerged as a powerful tool for social change, enabling marginalized communities to assert their presence,…
Photography exhibitions that defined Australia
Australia has a rich and diverse cultural history, and photography has played a significant role in shaping and reflecting the…
V&A’s new centre reveals pivotal role photography plays in reflecting and shaping our world
The Victoria and Albert Museum’s (V&A) latest venture, a cutting-edge center dedicated to the art and history of photography, unveils…
How the work of documentary photographer Raphaela Rosella is defined by co-creation
Raphaela Rosella, an accomplished documentary photographer, is known for her distinctive approach to storytelling through co-creation. Co-creation in photography refers…
What lost photos of Blue Notes say about South Africa’s jazz history
South Africa’s jazz history is a rich tapestry woven with the threads of resilience, creativity, and resistance. Among the hidden…
Photos that changed how we see human rights
In the realm of visual storytelling, certain photographs have become indelible markers in our collective consciousness, serving as powerful catalysts…