—"Thika" by Jonathan May, isn't your typical run-of-the-mill photography project. It's one that aims to help bring awareness to the daily struggle many blind children endure everyday.
Jonathan first discovered his fascination with blind children while awaiting a domestic flight at Mombassa airport. This fascination led him to the Thika Primary School for the blind, a non profit organization run by the Salvation Army.
Most scary movies are truth be told, in the setting of an ‘insane’ asylum. This series, American Asylums by photographer Jeremy Harris gives in to the stigma that asylums are just as scary as they’re portrayed in the movies.
No, not the Viggo Mortensen movie, but in a revealing confession on the background of Soviet Russia, these photographs tell a silent story of a system that no longer exists.
Unified gatherings of mankind usually involve a protest of some sort. But once a year the people of Catalonia, Spain gather together in a showcase of communication and teamwork to build a shrine to their own culture.
Happy at 100 is a photo essay by German photographer Karsten Thormaehlen featuring those born at the turn of the century. This photo essay actually started out as a personal project in 2006 as a breather from commercial gigs. But after taking over 40 Germans who have lived for 100 years, Thormaehlen’s project stopped in 2011.
