Here is last weeks theme: PROVOCATIVE

Fuck you!

Lene Münch

Here is last weeks theme: HAIRY

Anonymous portrait

Maybe this picture is a little bit too »arty« and not enough »hairy«, but I like it anyway.

Lene Münch

Peter

Peter is a homeless man living in the forests around Frankfurt, Germany.
He’s been outside for many years and says that he has little intention of moving into an appartement again.
It’s not a new Portrait but i decided to go for it anyways.

Lucas Wahl

Lao Hairdresser

A lao hairdresser waiting for customers in his shop along the highway.

Julius Schrank

Here is last weeks theme: FOG

Lao No. 1

I photographed this guy in the early morning in a little town in northern Laos.

Florian Manz

Lao No. 2

A farmer in northern Laos.

Julius Schrank

Lao No. 3

Maody is a policeman in a small town in northern Laos. Fortunately there’s a lot of fog here every morning…

Lucas Wahl

Here is last weeks theme: DOG

The woman with the red gloves

It was early in the morning and the sun just rised, when I met Julia with her cattle-dog mix in DUMBO in Brooklyn. She was heading to the park on the riverside and the dog couldn’t await getting there.

Lene Münch

Ugly & Tian

Ugly and Tian are two dogs of friends of mine. Little Ugly is one of the smallest dogs in town while Tian is about 50 times heavier. They’re not the brightest dogs but surely among the funniest.
THX to Kirsten and Laurence for having enough bacon in the house.

Lucas Wahl

Pug style

»A life without a pug is possible, but meaningless.«
Loriot

Florian Manz

The temple dog of Angkor Wat

This dog is a temple-dog hanging out at Cambodia’s tourist attraction number one »Angkor Wat«.

Julius Schrank

Here is last weeks theme: DELICIOUS

René Redzepi

Two Michelin-star chef René Redzepi in his Restaurant »Noma« in Copenhagen. In the past two years, the restaurant was ranked »Best restaurant in the World«.

Julius Schrank

Kim

Kim enjoys a delicious Beerlao

Lucas Wahl

Vincent Klink

TV chef Vincent Klink cooks in his restaurant »Wielandshöhe« in Stuttgart Degerloch.

Florian Manz

The book covers 276 pages with reportages from 26 German photographers such as Christian Pankratz, Gesche Jäger, Daniel Pilar, Anne Lass, Nicole Strasser, Lene Münch, Mareike Günsche, Jan Windszus, Frederic Lezmi, Anikka Bauer, Tine Casper, Daniel Etter, Mischa Christen, Kirill Golovchenko, Hannes Jung, Heinrich Völkel, Jan Brandes, Gordon Welters, Florian Manz, Judith Stenneken, Rebecca Sampson, Jonas Ludwig Walter, Andy Spyra, Dawin Meckel, Anna-Kristina Bauer and Felix Seuffert.

The book can be ordered here:
emerge 011 – Young Photojournalism and Documentary Photography
20 x 25 cm
Softcover
Language: German
229 Color- und B/W-images
276 pages

ISBN 978-3-00-036295-8
39€ + shipping

Opening hours daily: 11 am – 8 pm
Admission: free
Place: C/O Berlin, Atelier (in the courtyard of the Postfuhramt), Auguststraße 5a, 10117 Berlin, Germany

Here is last weeks theme: ARTISAN

Tim

Tim is a 22 year old weaver from southern Laos. She weaves mostly scarfs since she is 13 years old. She learned her art from her mother Pim. They both live at a Resort where the scarfs are being sold. Tim doesn’t like her job much. She says it’s tough to sit in this one position all day long. She’d rather work in some government office because she expects the work there to be less tiring. If she could, she’d move back to her village which is a few hours away, but the only work there would be in the rice fields. That isn’t an option for her right now.

Lucas Wahl

Juan Perez

Juan Perez is working as an assembler at the Trophy World in Brooklyn, where they make Awards, Trophies, Plaques and Medals for more than 50 years now.

Lene Münch

The old radiator brazer

I saw this old man in his workshop in the town center of »Mersing«, a village on the east coast of the Malaysian peninsular. His technique of brazing radiators was quite old-school…

Julius Schrank