Jim Cowan: Fourth Wall
An exploration of some of Asia's unique cityscapes, presenting them as cinematic backdrops to imaginary narratives.
documentary
Thoughts On Being A Good Photographer From Souvid Datta Incident
Increasing attention is being given to what lies behind the frame, such as how a photographer behaves in certain situations.
Street Versus Documentary Photography: Same Same But Different
The fundamental definitions of two genres are being constantly challenged.
Interview: Maika Elan On Photographing Things Close To Home
The award-winning photographer recounts how she starts out and discusses the importance of observing what's around us.
Event: Maika Elan Talks On Hikikomori – The Stuck Children
Panel discussions in Hanoi by photographer Maika Elan and specialist Oguri Ayako on the phenomenon hikikomori.
Maika Elan: Ain’t Talking Just Lovin’
The series portrays single people who choose to live with their pets instead of their partners. It sounds rather lonely, but the photos say otherwise.
Should Suffering Be Romanticized?
Images that bear witness to violence don't always need to please the eye.
Quoc-Anh Tran: Mother & Daughter
While capturing the last days of his grandmother with her daughter, the photographer reflects on Buddhist teachings and filial piety.
Pham Xuan Canh: Middle Island of The Red River
Daily life of the tranquil oasis in the capital.
Mai Nguyen-Anh: A Gentle Touch Of Youth
Explore a New York of youth, loneliness and silent struggles.
Tan Ngoc: The Train Ride
In the congested space of train carriages, passengers from all walks of life form a microsociety.
