Margaret M. De Lange这组描述其一双女儿童年的拍摄项目历时多年,描述了女孩童年时期田园般单纯而充满戏剧性的生活。
摄影师与被拍摄者之间的亲密关系为这个项目带来了更深入的细节内涵,同时也展现了摄影师对日常生活瞬间的把握能力。
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智利摄影师Tomas Munita在2006年凭作品组《Kabul——Leaving The Shadows》获得Leica Oskar Barnack奖,这组集中于黄昏下拍摄的作品逼真地展示了阿富汗人们的生活状态。
2007年即将过去一半,smartant此刻为我们带来了一组记录过去这六个月的个人作品。






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1998年-2000年,在圣地亚哥一家报纸担当摄影记者
2005年-成为法新社驻阿富汗喀布尔(Kabul)首席摄影师
2006年-获得World Press Photo新闻故事二等奖,作品《地震后的克什米尔》;人像摄影三等奖,《克什米尔地震幸存者》
The photographs of the reporter, who was born in Santiago de Chile in 1975, show peaceful and joyful moments of a gradually emerging normality rather than the violence and poverty one might expect. In comparison, the ruins, war damage or remains of ammunition in some of the pictures seem to be of minor importance, although they form a strong contrast that is not only visual. In failing daylight or the semi-darkness of the interiors, light and shade fight for predominance and give the colors in the photos a special intensity. Both contrasts of the interplay of light and shade - metaphorical and actual - make the photos a particularly accurate description of the relationship of man and his environment, which is the subject of the competition held by the Leica Camera Group as part of its culture program. The report is a result of Munita's long-term work as a press photographer for The Associated Press news agency in Afghanistan.
An honorable mention in the Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2006 went to the American James Whitlow Delano. In his personal long-term project "Japan Mangaland", the photographer takes a critical look at the country he lives in.