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08/06/2025

„Украйна: Любов + Война“ – Дигитална изложба за руските военни престъпления

📍 От 12 до 15 юни на площада пред Народния театър „Иван Вазов“, София – първата дигитална фотоизложба за руските военни престъпления в Украйна.

📷 Над 700 кадъра от 149 фоторепортери от 29 страни, събрани в 3-дневно визуално преживяване, което няма да ви остави безразлични. Специално пространство – „тъмна стая“ – показва най-жестоките кадри. 72 часа безплатен достъп.

💬 Говорят очевидците. Гласовете на Георги Господинов, Владимир Карамазов, Койна Русева, Захари Карабашлиев, Кремена Халваджиян и други ще ви поведат през историите зад кадрите.

📡 Телемост София – Киев. Онлайн срещи с фотографите зад обектива: Пола Бронстийн, Вячеслав Ратински, Кристофър Окикоун, Гаел Гирбс.

📚 Базирана на книгите: „Украйна: военни престъпления“, „Украйна: любов+война“ и „Военни хроники“.

📅 Събитието във Facebook: https://fb.me/e/4R5tANNG2

🔗 Подкрепете инициативата: https://www.gofundme.com/f/ukraina-liubov-i-voina

#Украйна #Фотоизложба #ЛюбовИВойна #КременаХалваджиян #ГеоргиГосподинов #ЗахариКарабашлиев

22/05/2025

Stacy Kranitz ( ) is the laureate of the 2025 FotoEvidence W Awar and her project After a Denied Abortion will be published in a book.

Three photographers were selected as finalists: with Seeing the Unseen
with The Crescent Moon and .irshad.mattoo with Good Story but Bad Narrative

The 2025 award called for work addressing the alarming rise of the right-wing populism across the globe and its threat to r hard-won progress for women, LGBTQI+ and other marginalized communities. The 2025 jury included: , , , , and

Stacy Kranitz lives in Tennessee, where almost all abortions are banned but where few resources are devoted to providing security for children once they are born. After a Denied Abortion follows Mayron Hollis, a recovering addict, who faced a life-threatening pregnancy but was not able to obtain an abortion. Her daughter Elayna was one of the first babies born after a denied abortion, following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the Supreme Court.

Kranitz followed Mayron and her daughter Elayna for a year, knowing the challenges they would face with Mayron's history with the child welfare and criminal justice systems, her history of addiction, her family's precarious finances, and Tennessee's poor outcomes for maternal health, infant mortality, and child poverty. She also knew that Elayna, born prematurely, would require significant ongoing medical care. The resulting visual story shows how one family's personal lived experience reveals many gaps in the social safety net in a post-Roe state, where abortions are not available.

"They forced me, basically, to have a child," Mayron said of the state after the abortion ban. But then, "they didn't help me take care of that child."

19/03/2025

THE JURY FOR THE 2025 FOTOEVIDENCE W AWARD REVEALED: Rehab Eldalil
, Maria Mann , Lauren Walsh , Evgenia Maximova and Svetlana Bachevanova (

This year the W Award seeks to highlight work addressing the alarming rise of the right-wing populism across the globe, threatening to roll back hard-won progress for women, LGBTQI+ and other marginalized communities. This movement often pushes for traditional gender roles, opposes reproductive rights, resists equal pay, and challenges self-expression, undermining the fight for equality and inclusion.

Deadline for applications March 25, 2025

11/03/2025

"During the Covid pandemic, I started the first OPEN DOORS for book proposals. I was sure that many photographers, confined for first time at home would start going through their archives and make sense of past and ongoing work. I met amazing people with great stories and ideas for their books. Some of them are in our bookstore.

During the conversation we’ll review your proposal and images, and talk about everything books, including: photo edit, design, printing options, writers, the audience, financing, distribution, and impact. Sign up soon to choose a time that fits your schedule. Keep in mind that I am based in France CET time.

https://fotoevidence.com/books/open-doors-for-book-proposals-2025-by-svetlana-bachevanova

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23/09/2024

UKRAINE: LOVE+WAR
New book by FotoEvidence- Robert Gerhardt tells the story behind in interviews with photographers for Blind Magazine
Natalie Keyssar, Diego Ibarra Sanchez Gaelle Girbes Carol Guzy David Guttenfelder, Fabio Bucciarelli, Timothy Fadek Photography, Maxim Dondyuk Pete Kiehart David Stuart Sarah Leen

Ukraine: Love+War looks at Russia’s aggression against Ukraine during the last decade, adding context to the current conflict.

25/08/2024

Panel Talk: Ukraine:Love+War by FotoEvidence Sarah Leen, Natalie Keyssar, Sasha Maslov, Wolfgang Schwan & Timothy Fadek Thursday Sep 5, 2024 | 6:30pm RSVP For the last two years, the FotoEvidence Book Award has recognized the collaborative effort of 95 photographers who have covered the Russian inva...

19/08/2024

Thank you Robert Gerhardt and Blind Magazine for sharing Manoocher Deghati's story and new book Eyewitness.(FotoEvidence 2024)

Eyewitness is the first retrospective of Manoocher Deghati's work, and the first biographical photo book published by FotoEvidence.

13/08/2024

FotoEvidence+UAPP=FOTOEVIDENCE UKRAINE

We are very proud to announce that the FotoEvidence Association in partnership with The Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers - UAPP is developing a 3-year program, FotoEvidence Ukraine, to support the Ukrainian photography community and contribute to the preservation and restoration of Ukrainian history and culture through photo books publications documenting the Russian invasion of Ukraine since 2014.

Photojournalists from Ukraine and around the world have documented the visual narrative of this critical chapter in Ukraine's history. Their dedication sheds light on the complex realities of life amidst the ongoing Russian invasion, terror against civilians, and efforts of cultural eradication. FotoEvidence Ukraine will collect and publish visual stories documenting this period, with the goal of populating libraries and schools with books that preserve the story of this time for future generations.

Starting August 5, 2024, FotoEvidence Ukraine will accept book proposals from Ukrainian photographers whose work focus on documenting the Russian invasion since 2014.

FotoEvidence Ukraine welcomes submissions reflecting all aspects of Ukrainian culture including personal diaries, coverage of the creative sector, underground events, minority cultures, the LGBQT+ community and, of course, conflict and collective resistance. Our goal is to contribute to a chronicle of Ukrainian culture and creativity during this challenging period Ukraine’s history.

Email to: [email protected]

Deadline: November 30, 2024
More at fotoevidence.com/initiatives

FotoEvidence Ukraine is supported by the Open Society Foundations and the International Renessance Foundation.

Photo: Destroyed regional youth library in Chernihiv, Ukraine. Photo: Victor Kovalchuk / UNIAN

19/06/2024

UKRAINE: LOVE+WAR by 94 Photojournalists is OUT!

Following FotoEvidence's historical publication Ukraine: A War Crime, the photojournalism community unites for second time to document this tragic period in Ukrainian history for future generations.

With texts and images from more than 90 Ukrainian and international photojournalists, from 23 countries Ukraine: Love+War (2014-2024), documents the profound impact of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine during the last decade. The book focuses on daily life and the disruption, displacement, destruction, and death visited on innocent Ukrainian civilians.

The cover was inspired by a child's drawing photographed by Italian photographer Luca de Cet in a gallery in Monza.
The children from the Kherson School of Art were asked to imagine themselves as a bird that had to leave its home and will return once the war is over, for a traveling exhibition, “Colors to Draw Peace.”

Supported by the Open Society Foundations and the Grodzins

https://fotoevidence.com/books/ukraine-love-war-by-by-94-photojournalists

07/05/2024

Prime minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti receives the book Ukraine: A War Crime by 93 photojournalists during the opening of the exhibit with the same title in Prisitina, Kosovo.

The presentation in Pristina is a part of the traveling exhibit Ukraine: A War Crime supported by the Open Society Foundations Western Balkans.

Ukraine: A War Crime is a unique, collaborative book bringing 93 photojournalists from 29 countries united to present their firsthand testimony about the first years of the Russian invasion of Ukraine from the perspective of those documenting it. It collects 366 photographs and 38 essays about their experience recording the humanitarian catastrophe and the war crimes committed on Ukrainian soil.

Photos: Brendan Hoffman Svetlana Bahchevanova Gaelle Girbes Viacheslav Ratynskyi Paula Bronstein Evgeniy Maloletka








Link to the book: https://fotoevidence.com/books/ukraine-a-war-crime-by-ninety-three-photojournalists