Digital Photo I

  Mamadi Doumbouya's portrait photography is characterized by a masterful use of natural light and color to capture the essence of his subjects. He often photographs people from his native Guinea, using warm, golden hues to create a sense of intimacy and connection with the subject. His use of light and shadow creates depth and dimensionality, emphasizing the contours of the face and highlighting the subject's features. One of the most striking aspects of Doumbouya's portrait photography is his ability to capture the emotion and personality of his subjects. Through the use of natural light and color, he creates images that are both intimate and revealing. His portraits convey a sense of the subject's inner life, revealing their hopes, fears, and aspirations. Whether he is photographing a young child or an elderly person, Doumbouya's portraits have a timeless quality that speaks to the universal human experience. Another hallmark of Doumbouya's portrait photograp...

William Keo's "The Lost Paradise" series is a collection of powerful and emotional images that explore the devastating impact of deforestation in Cambodia. The project was inspired by Keo's own experiences growing up in a country where forests once covered more than 70% of the land, but are now rapidly disappearing due to logging, mining, and other forms of exploitation. Through his photography, Keo captures the beauty and majesty of the natural world, as well as the profound sadness and loss that comes with its destruction. The images are hauntingly beautiful, with lush green landscapes juxtaposed against scenes of devastation and destruction. Keo's subjects, whether they are trees or animals, are imbued with a sense of dignity and grace, reminding us of the intrinsic value of all life. At the heart of "The Lost Paradise" is a message of hope. Keo is committed to raising awareness about the importance of preserving Cambodia's forests and protecting ...