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    From the archives

    • L. Talman

      "I am a twenty-five year old graduate student living in New York City. Photography is my hobby, and not my profession. However, I am lucky enough to be in a profession where I get to travel to interesting places, and I take photos while I am there. I use a Pentax *ist DS digital SLR for the majority of my photos, though I have been known to take out my medium format Holga and Horizon 202 for photographing as well. I am interested in capturing both the darkness and vibrancy of urban and rural settings."
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    • Balazs Borocz

      "I am a Hungarian photographer living and working in Budapest Hungary. I started making self portraits in 2004.

      My self portrait portfolio has influences from urban photography and subjective documentarism. In my work I place a lot of emphasis on evoking impressions and associations. I prefer the traditional methods, all of my prints are toned silver gelatin made by me in my darkroom.

      Beside self portraits I am currently working on urban portfolios and portraits. My personal mission is to create things which can be loved. There are images to see, to illustrate, to throw out, to enjoy, and images to love. And if something can evoke love in people, then that eliminates some of the evil things in the world."
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