Timescape 31

San Sebastian, Spain 2005.

Unlabeled 3

Gent, Belgium 2007.

Journal 2009 / Week 13

A., Knokke-Heist, Belgium 2009.

Still Life 7

Antwerpen, Belgium 2007.

Archief 34

Toledo, Spain 2006.

Video for the weekend 24

Mark Cohen, a self-described "surrealistic action photographer", pioneered street photography, capturing the real, spontaneous moments in the public life of a city and the intimate in particular. How close can you come to people and photograph them without asking for permission?

Road Notebook 13

California & Nevada, USA 2008.

Moment décisif 29

Blankenberge, Belgium 2008.

Behind 16 / Self

Liverpool, UK 2008.

Close Non-Encounters 3

Manchester, UK 2008.

Report 49 / Mexican border

San Diego, USA 2008.

Journal 2009 / Week 12

Brugge, Belgium 2009.

Days of Lightness 20

Rome, Italy 2006.

Stories 12

Blackpool, UK 2008.

Video for the weekend 23

In 2008 Photojournalist James Nachtwey sees his TED Prize wish come true, as we share his powerful photographs of XDR-TB, a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis that's touching off a global medical crisis. About photojournalism and activism.

Report 48 / Streets of San Diego 6

San Diego, USA 2008.

Photographers 21

Blankenberge, Belgium 2007.

Behind 15 / Invitation

'Street Drama II' series, Brugge, Belgium 2008.

You can see my 'Street Drama II' series at Photo View 2009.
Photo View is een travelling exhibition.
Glad to invite you at the opening event, at the International Photofestival Knokke-Heist, Belgium, on Sat. March 28, 5:30 PM at CC Scharpoord, Meerlaan 32, Knokke-Heist.

Participating photographers: Patrick Bardyn, Charlotte Bouckaert, Danny Breckpot, Luc Cromphout, Tom De Visscher, Abdul-Vahit Duman, Horst Einfinger, Werner Engelen, Luc Rabaey, Dries Segers, Marie Jeanne Smets, Felix Timmermans, Fabian Van Der Meersche en Pierre Volpe.

Photo View 2009 exhibitions at:
CC Scharpoord, Meerlaan 32, Knokke-Heist, Belgium: March 29 - June 7, 2009
SD Worx, Brouwersvliet 2, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium: July 6 tot - August 16, 2009
GC Tentakel, Kneuterweg 2, 3520 Zonhoven, Belgium: September 1 - September 29, 2009
CC De Werf, Molenstraat 51, 9300 Aalst, Belgium: October 15 - November 16, 2009
CC Den Blank, Begijnhofplein 11, 3090 Overijse, Belgium: February 6 - February 28, 2010

Report 47 / Streets of San Diego 5

San Diego, USA 2008/2009.

Journal 2009 / Week 11

Kortrijk, Belgium 2009.

Unlabeled 2

Brugge, Belgium 2008.

Video for the weekend 22

David Bradburys latest project follows Australian born photographer, Philip Blenkinsop, as he journeys to war torn South East Asia to cover lesser known conflicts and uprisings and shows that in the competitive and sensationalist world of photojournalism there are still those with integrity who care.

Portrait 30

S., Brugge, Belgium 1999.

Still Life 6

Brugge, Belgium 2009.

Landscape 9

Honolulu, USA 2007.

Unlabeled 1

Istanbul, Turkey 2007.

New label!

Touch 7

Brugge, Belgium 2008.

Journal 2009 / Week 10

Brugge, Belgium 2009.

Timescape 30

London, UK 2005.

Video for the weekend 21

Berlin-based street photographer Guido Steenkamp.

Definable Obscurity 1 / Paper Man

San Diego, USA 2008.

New label!

Intimate Moments on Stage 9

Roland Van Campenhout, Leffinge, Belgium 2009.

Moment décisif 28

Gent, Belgium 2007.

S2S 28

Lille, France 2005.

Archief 33

A., Brugge, Belgium 1999. Golden Lens Award at the International Photofestival Knokke-Heist, Belgium 2003.

PHOTO OF THE MONTH / February 2009

MOMA, San Francisco, USA 2008.

Quote 22

Paris, France 2008.

' Every time someone tells me how sharp my photos are, I assume that it isn't a very interesting photograph. If it was, they would have more to say. '

Anonymous

Photographers to know / Link 6 : Thomas E. Gardiner

© T. E. Gardiner

For the last three summers Gardiner has been documenting small towns and communities in the hinterland regions of Western Canada. These photography are in some ways biographical in the sense that they represent the places where he lived as a child and a teenager. Moving to New York in 2004 has enabled him to view these small communities differently as he began to consider their social, economic, and geographic relationships to major metropolitan centers.