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Brazil - 1942

#nazi #brazil #photo #photography #Black and White #theatre #stage

Bruce Gilden - 2011 / 2014

#bruce gilden #photo #photography #portrait #england #urban

Tom Pilston - Syria's refugee children - 2013

#tom pilston #refugees #child #syria #photojournalism #war

Garry Winogrand - Untitled - 1954

#garry winogrand #b&w #photography #photo #black and white #b&w photography #social scene #woman

Bob Peterson - Philip Roth

#bob peterson #philip roth #photography #b&w #b&w photography #black and white #street #literature

São Paulo Art Biennial - 1951/2012

#saopaulo #sp #bienal #biennial #art #modern art #contemporany art #poster #cartaz #arte #design

Óscar Monzón - Karma - 2009/2013

#óscar monzón #photobook #book #photo #photography #paris photo

Anders Petersen - Close Distance - 2002

#anders petersen #close distance #photography #photo #black and white #portrait #nude

Robert Capa - Gerda Taro - 1935/36

#robert capa #gerda taro #photo #photography #photojournalism #black and white #negative #magnum photos

Lincoln Clarkes - Heroines

Within a five-year period, beginning in 1996, Lincoln Clarkes shot four hundred different photographs of women with drug addictions in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. (...)

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Werner Bischof - Zebra woman - 1942

#werner bischof #photo #photography #black and white #surrealism #nude #nude body #shadow

Felipe Dana - Natalia - 2012

Contemporary Issues Honorable Mention singles 2013 World Press Photo

07 August 2012

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Natalia Gonzales, a 15-year-old crack user, lives in the Manguinhos slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Once, blatant sale of crack at outdoor drug markets led to areas of Manguinhos and surrounding shantytowns being dubbed Crackland. But the drug seems to be disappearing from the streets. Certain drug bosses say they have stopped selling crack, because it destabilizes their territories, making them harder to control. City authorities also take credit for the change, saying it is the result of a police offensive to retake slum areas long abandoned by the government.