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Maria Mariposa Face by Karla, 2019.
Mexico City’s queer, creative community
Photographer Mayan Toledano explores the interior lives of LGBTQ artists, designers and creatives in Mexico City. Her empathetic portraits revolve around access to their private spaces
No Mames by Mayan Toledano is published by Damiani.
Seb and Sebastian, 2022
Andrea, Jovana, Karla and Sheila, Lomas de Chapultepec, 2019
Uma and Ada, Wearing Sentimiento by Maria Isas, Polanco, 2022
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Aine at my AirBnB, Condesa, 2020
Mexico City’s queer, creative community
Photographer Mayan Toledano explores the interior lives of LGBTQ artists, designers and creatives in Mexico City. Her empathetic portraits revolve around access to their private spaces
No Mames by Mayan Toledano is published by Damiani.
Ditzy Girls, 2019
Ano, Centro, 2019
Bluerojo in His Room, Wearing Sentimiento, Guerrero, 2022
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Sasakiavins’ Dignified Portraits of London’s Nonbinary Youth
A chain straightens against a body in motion; two bridge piercings lightly punctuate a pair of open green eyes; a person’s thigh bears a tattoo of a hot dog, labelled ‘FREUD.’ London-based photography duo Sasakiavins’ debut book, Spring, is a near-wordless work of portraiture, following 20 nonbinary artists through the course of hours-long unstructured sessions. Without context or background detail, the photographs evoke a kind of soft curiosity: who are these people? What have we caught them in the middle of doing? What unseen object is their gaze directed to?
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The Queens of Queen City
Michael Snyder
United States
Neutral Density Photography Awards 2023
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Palestinian woman Inas Abu Maamar, 36, embraces the body of her 5-year-old niece Saly, who was killed in an Israeli strike, at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, Oct. 17.
Mohammed Salem—Reuters
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A Palestinian woman wounded in Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip arrives at a hospital in Khan Younis, on Nov. 3.
Fatima Shbair—AP
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Eruabai Ase, Otuaba, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. November 2022
Eruabai Ase at her flooded home in Otuaba. In September and October 2022, Nigeria experienced its worst floods in a decade. Millions of people were displaced and hundreds killed.
Photograph: Gideon Mendel
Head On portrait award 2023
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Defender of Bakhmut
At a medical stabilisation point in the besieged city of Bakhmut, 51-year-old veteran Ukrainian soldier Oleh Nazarov, who sustained head, neck, back and right hand injuries from a Russian grenade attack on his trench an hour ago, waits to be transferred to hospital.
Photograph: Kate Geraghty
Head On portrait award 2023
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A woman in front of her earthquake-damaged house in the old city in Marrakesh.
Al Jazeera English
“The Decisive Moments Magazine”
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“Georgy”
“Georgy Keburia says goodbye to his wife Maya and children at a train station in Odesa, Ukraine, as they board a train to Lviv on March 5, 2022. The situation in Eastern Ukraine has become extremely critical as the fighting intensifies. Hundreds of women and children who escaped cities like Mariupol, Kherson, and Mykolaiv, are trying desperately to catch a train and leave for a safe place before the violence of the war reaches the city. Meanwhile, men like Georgy must stay to fight to defend their own country and families.”
by Salwan Georges
2023 Siena International Photo Awards
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“Ukraine's War”
“In early January 2022, Wolfang traveled to eastern Ukraine for the first time with the intention of covering an environmental story. Instead he found himself covering daily life in the trenches of Donbas for the next two months. Over this time he developed a deep appreciation for the hospitality and generosity of Ukrainians. Thus, he decided to stay once the war broke out on February 24 and work covering breaking news and daily life throughout 2022. This story provides an overview of his coverage spanning eight months in Ukraine in 2022.”
by Wolfgang Schwan
2023 Siena International Photo Awards
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