Lfi Blog

Wing Chan: Urban-Tapestry

PORTFOLIO

28.03.2023

The 'Urban-Tapestry' photomontage series is a pictorial meditation on the mendacities of city life. More

Charles Mason: Fairbanks Beach

ONE PHOTO – ONE STORY

23.03.2023

A white sandy beach - in Alaska? Charles Mason talks about a picture where you have to take a very close look. More

Andrea Gjestvang: Atlantic Cowboy

BOOKS

20.03.2023

As far as their gender image is concerned, the men appear to have fallen out of time. Formerly self-confident and conscious of tradition, the Atlantic cowboy is today a disappearing species, as the Norwegian photographer clearly illustrates in her series. More

Corentin Fohlen: Treasure Island

PORTFOLIO

17.03.2023

Daily life in Haiti is extremely challenging. The French photographer decided to take stock and was obliged to conclude that, if you want to understand the present, you have to deal with the past. More

Narelle Autio: Sweet Ride

ONE PHOTO – ONE STORY

14.03.2023

The name of the driver of this battered vehicle has been lost, but the Australian photographer still remembers the name of the car: Sweet Ride. More

Alberto Venzago: Stylist of Reality

EVENTS

10.03.2023

The great retrospective of the Swiss photographer at the Ernst Leitz Museum Wetzlar has opened. More

Rosem Morton: Wildflowers

EVENTS

08.03.2023

Last year Rosem Morton was one of the winners of the Leica Women Foto Project Award (LWFPA), which will be granted once again this year, on International Women's Day. We spoke with Morton about women in the photography industry and female role models. More

Florian W. Mueller: Anima

BEHIND THE SCENES

02.03.2023

The German photographer speaks about his fascinating project that shows powerful portraits of animal species – some of which are extinct – and captures the dignity of living creatures in graceful timelessness. More

Jakob Schnetz: A Reindeer and a Burning Oil Drum

ONE PHOTO – ONE STORY

27.02.2023

Yakutsk is the coldest city in the world and also the setting for Jakob Schnetz's photo series. In his images he stages Russian stereotypes and, in doing so, questions their authenticity. More

Karine Zenja Versluis: Debaltsevo, Where Are You?

BOOKS

23.02.2023

The private becomes political: a project that began ten years ago as a biographical research into her own grandmother's life, developed unexpectedly into a long-term one. This led the Dutch photographer into the middle of the current upheavals of the war in Ukraine. More