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Aron Simeneh

Photographer, Ethiopia

Simeneh’s work focuses on revealing and portraying the untold stories around him and finding a new way to display his country’s unique music and culture. Simeneh was part of a collective of local Ethiopian photographers under the name PIE (Photography in Ethiopia)..

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Presents

World Collection

Bringing the world to Africa through photography.

February 12 – March 26, 2023
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

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AÏDA MULUNEH STUDIO X WINDSOR GALLERY

Presents

World Collection

Bringing the world to Africa through photography.

February 12 – March 26, 2023
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

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COLLECTION

Dry Collection

Abdo Shanan, Algeria

Opportunities

The Alexia Grant 2023

The Alexia Grant 2023

Grants are awarded to applicants who can produce significant projects that share in The Alexia’s mission and who demonstrate the ability to accomplish their projects.
Deadline: 9th February 2023
The Project Launch Grant

The Project Launch Grant

The Project Launch Grant supports a complete or nearly completed documentary or fine art series from national and international photographers and lens-based artists
Deadline: 15th February 2023
EO Global Wildlife & Natural World Photography Competition 2023

EO Global Wildlife & Natural World Photography Competition 2023

An opportunity to showcase your work to the world, and win one of four prizes worth USD$2,000.
Deadline: 28th April 2023
Epson International Pano Awards

Epson International Pano Awards

The 14th Epson International Pano Awards is dedicated to the craft and art of panoramic photography, and is the world's largest competition devoted to the genre.
Deadline: 17th July 2023
Cap Prize

Cap Prize

Awarded annually to five photographers whose works were created on the African continent, or which engage with the African diaspora.
Deadline: 7th February 2023
Photographers Without Borders Revolutionary Storyteller Grant 2023

Photographers Without Borders Revolutionary Storyteller Grant 2023

This grant aims to support Revolutionary Storyteller around the world.
Deadline: 21th February 2023

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Ali Fareed Greeff <br/><font size="+1" color = "grey"> South Africa</font>
Ali's stories cover different aspects of community life from Johannesburg to Cape Town

Ali Fareed Greeff
South Africa

Aurélie Jocelyne Tiffy <br/><font size="+1" color = "grey">Côte d'Ivoire</font>
Aurélie uses black whites photography as a way to highlight the daily courage, determination, but also wealth and difficulties of her countrymen

Aurélie Jocelyne Tiffy
Côte d'Ivoire

Meseret Argaw<br/><font size="+1" color = "grey">Ethiopia</font>
Meseret Argaw’s works explore identity, history, and dreams. Her work incorporates everyday cultural materials to tell a story.

Meseret Argaw
Ethiopia

Omoregie Osakpolo<br/><font size="+1" color = "grey">Nigeria</font>
Omoregie believes photography, and art generally can be a source for societal change and hopes to engage his audience and the society in general in cultural interactions. His work focuses primarily on social justice and culture.

Omoregie Osakpolo
Nigeria

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AFRICA COLLECTION

Checkout the Africa Collection of the Africa Foto Fair 2022 exhibition 

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Tyler Mitchell - Chrysalis

EXHIBITIONS

[image credit: Tyler Mitchell]
Mitchell’s photographs and videos propose a utopian vision of Black beauty, desire, and belonging. For Chrysalis, he has produced photographs of youthful subjects in nature..

Lee-Ann Olwage: The Right To Play

PROJECTS

[image credit: Lee-Ann Olwage]
In Kenya, over 80 percent of Maasai girls are taken out of school at 12 and forced to marry. Olwage seeks to communicate what’s possible when they have the opportunity to choose a different path..

Canon Komoko

UPDATES
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Teased at CES 2022(opens in new tab), Canon is working on a new virtual reality video system named Kokomo, which enables users to make face-to-face, real-time “ImmersiveCall” video calls in an experiential 3D environment..

How To Make Camera Obscura

TIPS
[image credit: Abelardo Morell]
The existence of this effect was known for hundreds of years, but in the early 19th century camera obscuras became the basis for devices used to create the first photographs, and led to the invention of cameras as we know them today..

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