Rui
Mira
> Sikh
Sunday in Pontinha, Portugal
Sunday is by excellence the familly day or the families day. Yes,
we have several and however we are only one...
I tried to portray Sunday in this Sikh religious family, that could be
ours, or ours their, but as we think it can't be, we are unaware of each
other and of ourselves, cultivating the ignorance of hollywood myths.
[>]
nelson
d'aires
> lost functions
I
lost the functions that I was programmed as a child, I am now a man without
faith. what I don't understand becomes obscure to me and sometimes surrealist.
in this work, my photographs are almost always a mirror of my loss and
emptiness. [>]
Sofia
Quintas
> Memorial
To Blimunda and Seven-Suns.
Fly it's a small mystery compared with Blimunda's mystery. [>]
|
|
Notice
Due to technical problems in the process,
the newsletter is moving to yahoogroups.
The emails already subscribed will NOT be automatically transferred.
To continue receiving the newsletter, send an email, from the
email you want so subscribe, to:
In portuguese:
pontosdevista_pt-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
In english:
pontosdevista_en-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
From January on we will use this new process to send the newsletter.
If you have any questions, please contact
us.
|
Photojournalism
Besides telling several stories, photographs can denounce, teach,
explain, try to improve, different realities of those who see them.
It's with photojournalism that the informative slope of photography
reaches its maximum expoent. With it, what's far becomes closer,
and the knowledge and attitude of humanity before iself grows and
change.
Also, it's photojournalism that writes the history of the world,
of small worlds, so that later can be remembered how it was, compare
as it is.
We wait for your histories, accusations, informations, realities.
Shows us a photograph with information.
Results:
This month the highlight goes to João Bacellar, from Brazil.
The contest extension to December resulted in a participation of
more than 100 photos, from which we selected the best.
Thanks to all who participated. You made us a tough choice, and
a good challenge to select from.
next theme
Blue
Lots of things can be blue, and much
more if our imagination allows.
Send us your photographs, this time in Blue shades.
Results will show on the next newsletter and be published on the
site. See how to participate >>>.
|
|