In this issue

Jan Grarup: Haiti Aftermath – 2011 Winner. Jan Grarup shows great empathy for the horrific suffering after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

Tomas van Houtryve: 21st Century Communism – pictures from communism still existing today, contemplative and with a revealing use of colour.

Eddie Gerald: A Jewish State – photographic associations dealing with the complex contradictions of Israeli society.

Guillaume Herbaut: The Chernobyl Zone – touching scenes of daily life and character portraits from a harsh, virtually surreal world.

Kacper Kowalski: Sandomierz – Flood from the Sky – spectacular and extremely aesthetic images taken from a bird’s eye perspective.

Christian Muhrbeck: Muslims in Bulgaria – a quiet and respectful reportage from the Muslim world in Bulgaria.

Alnis Stakle: Lost: Paris – documentary and autobio graphical psycho-geographies of an inhuman urbanity.

Tomasz Wiech: Poland – My Homeland – a carefully observed image of Poland, both personal and quaint.

Carsten Stormer: Acid Survivors – a shocking portrait series of disfigured victims of acid attacks in Cambodia.

Jing Huang: Pure of Sight – 2011 Newcomer Award. Highly poetic instances picturing everyday things and situations.