Reportage: A Tibetan Protest
A Tibetan Protest by Joey Panetta [scroll down for italian version] While photographing my way through India a few years back, I stopped off in the small mountain village of Dharamsala, in Himachal Pradesh. I anticipated some great photo opportunities here as this was the home town of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government … Read more
Photography Special: ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE – Flowers, Penises and Portraits
ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE: FIORI, PENI E RITRATTI di Lucia Ferrazzano [scroll down for english version] “Quando espongo le foto…cerco di giustappore un fiore, la foto di un pene e un ritratto, in modo da mostrare che sono la stessa cosa. Mi piacerebbe che la gente cogliesse il vero significato” – LA FORMAZIONE Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989) nacque … Read more
REPORTAGE: BARCELONA SHOWCASE by Riccardo Bandiera
Fluster Magazine was created to showcase the world from the readers` point of view and offer a platform where readers can gain more exposure as artists. We were really happy to know that one of our featured Italian photographers was invited to to exhibit his work in one of the most celebrated art venues in … Read more
Reportage: Before and after – How genocide changed Rwanda’s women
Before and after – how genocide changed Rwanda’s women Written by Sarah Davinson Photographs by Annie Bungeroth [Scorrere in basso per la traduzione in Italiano] Rwandan women live with the scars of war. Many are trying to rebuild their lives after losing homes, livestock and belongings. All said they would never be the same again… … Read more
Photo-essay: People of the Hoppings by Jess Johnson
People of the Hoppings by Jess Johnson The Hoppings is an annual travelling fun fair, which returns to Newcastle Town Moor every June. The fair is a really big part of the heritage of Newcastle, literally attracting thousands of visitors every year. Even though the fair in itself would make for an interesting reportage, I … Read more
Reportage: In the Shadow of Ararat by Nuriya Fatykhova
In the Shadow of Ararat by Nuriya Fatykhova There are still a few hours until the late night bus to Yerevan, and the airport where I am waiting slowly fills up with travelers. Most are men in black suits, part of the vast network of Caucasian workers in Russia. They settle down in the corners … Read more
Reportage: Before and after – how genocide changed Rwanda’s women
Before and after – how genocide changed Rwanda’s women Written by Sarah Davinson Photographs by Annie Bungeroth Rwandan women live with the scars of war. Many are trying to rebuild their lives after losing homes, livestock and belongings. All said they would never be the same again… Katherine, a 66-year-old retired teacher, wants to show … Read more
Reportage: The Pilgrimage at Lac St. Anne by Michael Holly
The Pilgrimage at Lac St. Anne by Michael Holly Every July a crowd of up to 50,000 pilgrims gather at Lac St. Anne in Central Alberta, Canada to bathe in its holy waters, to pray, and to collect water from the lake to take to their homes. A long-established annual meeting place for Aboriginal peoples; … Read more
Reportage: Jezebel by Adrian Callan
Adrian Callan is a British-born freelance TV cameraman based in Bangkok (Thailand) since 2004. He has been covering all major news events in the region for a variety of broadcaster from the US, Australia, and Europe. Adrian`s love for photography began when he was 16, after being bought a 15 meter roll of Ilford HP5 … Read more
