is a street photographer from the Netherlands who captures everyday urban life through candid, unposed moments. His work focuses on people, chance encounters, and the quiet dynamics of the city, using clean composition and natural color. Through a calm and observant approach, he turns ordinary scenes into subtle visual stories that reflect the atmosphere and rhythm of street life.

has always been drawn to visual art, with photography becoming his main focus. Interested above all in people in everyday situations, he works as an invisible observer, capturing overlooked moments and quiet stories. Based in Prague, he photographs city life, especially the metro, mostly in black and white, while gradually exploring color, nature, and a slower, more contemplative rhythm.

is an Australian artist, illustrator, and designer whose work blends bold visuals with thoughtful storytelling. Moving across illustration, graphic design, and conceptual projects, he focuses on clean lines, striking color, and strong ideas. His practice turns abstract concepts into engaging images that balance clarity and depth, inviting personal interpretation.

is a street photographer based in Dresden and Rostock and works as a literature scholar at the University of Dresden. His photographic inspiration comes from French humanist and surrealist photography. Working mainly in color, he is driven by the quiet ambition to create images that resonate with the poetic intensity of photographers such as Saul Leiter or Alex Webb.

is a film director, editor, and photographer from the Democratic Republic of Congo, based in Brussels. Her work explores the inner and outer worlds of African diaspora artists and their experiences in Europe. She has produced visual-political projects, collaborated widely, and co-directed the segment What’s in it for Africa?, highlighting African voices and fostering critical dialogue.

from Naples, Italy, discovered a deep passion for street photography at a young age. For him, photography is about being fully present - seeing, feeling, and connecting with the world. Through his lens, he seeks to capture these moments and invite viewers to share in the experience.

He is a park ranger and photographer based in the Denver Metro area. He has been shooting since 2018 and began working with film in 2021, using a variety of cameras and formats over the years. His preference is for square images, typically in black and white, with some of his best prints produced in his own darkroom. He aspires to publish a photo book about his work as a park ranger, and his greatest satisfaction as a photographer comes from making and signing prints for people.

has recently devoted himself to photography through personal and commissioned projects. He attended a two-year photography program in 2021, exploring storytelling, portraits, conceptual work, and reportage. Constantly evolving, he seeks new ways of seeing reality, highlighting the distinctive qualities of his surroundings and drawing inspiration from both past masters and contemporary photographers.

is a cinematographer, screenwriter, and photographer from Birkenhead, UK, he turned to photography during the COVID pandemic as a creative outlet. Using a Fuji X-Pro 1 and a 56mm lens, he focuses on light, contrast, and framing, capturing street scenes that preserve fleeting moments and give permanence to the small, often overlooked details of everyday life.

Became interested in photography in 2019 and trained at Afsad and Artlens Visual Culture Photography Studios. A Magnum Photos scholarship supported his development in the “Working Photographer Training” program. Since 2021, he has contributed to Aralık Mag and joined Kontrast Magazine in 2025. He specializes in street photography and post-documentary work.

is a London-based photographer with a lifelong passion for the medium, trained at Lambeth College and the University of West London. Specializing in black-and-white photography, she focuses on light, contrast, and composition to create bold, evocative images that capture both the magic of her subjects and the subtle mystery in everyday life, inviting viewers to share her artistic vision.

based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a student at the Academy of Fine Arts. Focusing on black-and-white photography, he explores the interplay of light, shadow, and contrast, balancing abstract compositions with documentary fragments. His work captures overlooked moments, revealing the emotional depth and inner dynamics of everyday life.

is a writer, artist, and photographer navigating identity, trauma, and becoming. Living with social anxiety, she expresses herself through words, images, and art, using creativity as solace and survival. Her work, rooted in poetry, prose, and photography - explores vulnerability, trans identity, and human imperfection, capturing raw emotion, resilience, and the ongoing process of self-discovery.

is part of the Cologne-based artist collective ALMO EFFECT. Coming from software development and interface design, he uses photography as a central medium and develops longer photo series that combine analog work with mixed media and collage. His focus is on street and architecture, rarely people. He mainly shoots analog 35mm, works with hybrid digital workflows, and integrates video into selected long-term projects.

is multidisciplinary, community taught artist based in the city of Pittsburgh, working mainly in photography, printmaking, painting, and collage. She enjoys experimenting with materials and blending processes to see what new textures, visuals, and experiences come out.

Makayla’s passion for analog photography began with her grandmother, who taught her to develop film in a home darkroom. She continues to process her own film today, honoring that early foundation. Informed by her career in law, Makayla’s photography explores political, religious, and social themes.

(b. 2005) is a photographer based in Amsterdam who works primarily with analog film, drawn to its precision, process, and aesthetic. Inspired by unfamiliar situations and the raw, authentic energy of the city and its people, she aims to capture moments as they truly feel.

is a visual storyteller working with photography and video, focusing on islands and their landscapes. His work explores everyday life, roots, migration, and the passage of time, examining how insular contexts shape memory, belonging, and identity. Using a documentary approach, he creates images that foster reflection and social connection, collaborating with NGOs and international projects on human rights, youth participation, and community-based narratives.

Multidisciplinary artist working in the areas of sound design, music, photography and film. First artistic interest was photography leading to several solo and group exhibitions before obtaining a Music degree and a PhD in Sound Design for the moving image at the University of London. Particularly interested in the interaction between sound and image.

A Mexican documentary and analog photographer based in Barcelona, she has nearly a decade of experience. Her work explores everyday life, public spaces, and human presence through a natural, realistic approach. She develops long-term projects, photobooks, and feminist visual narratives rooted in observation and art history, and her work has been exhibited internationally.

An analog amateur photographer for as long as she can remember, she sees photography as a collection of precious, finite memories on paper. Taking time to observe, reflect, and never waste a frame is at the heart of her practice and her greatest treasure.

After earning a degree in visual arts, a master’s in critical writing, and a PhD in photography from the University of Strasbourg, she has focused her research on the question of reality in photography. Specializing in analog techniques, she deconstructs photographic processes to explore the materiality of the medium.

is a photographer and graphic designer from Leerdam, the Netherlands. Working with a vintage Hasselblad, she blends nostalgia with a deep fascination for the past. Her recent work focuses on abandoned and forgotten places—spaces that seem frozen in time, still whispering their stories. She invites viewers to imagine what happened and feel the quiet melancholy within each image.

Human being interested in beauty and feelings

German-American photographer Markus Albertz has been largely self-taught since high school. Relocating to California and a stint in Eastern Canada expanded his visual exploration. Now based in Texas with his family, Markus continues to capture the world around him. He uses various analog film cameras and makes silver gelatin prints in his custom-built darkroom.

is a Belgian visual artist working across film, multimedia, and ecological research. Her practice began with collaborative documentaries and evolved into material experiments with fungi and mycelium, exploring soil, care, and contamination. MA-trained in Socio-Political Visual Arts from Sint Lucas Antwerp, she co-founded Colectiva Maleza, an ecofeminist collective using art, community gardens, and site-specific interventions to intertwine personal and political histories while inviting critical reflection.

began photography as a child, using it as a diary to capture what words could not express. Through experimentation, her work developed an intuitive, documentary style. Using analog photography, she engages with her environment and society, focusing on the invisible connections between people, the moments that are easily overlooked. Each image reflects a brief, intimate encounter, where subjects share a glimpse of their lives and reality.

She works with photography, video, sound, and physical formats, often starting from a feeling, place, or observation rather than a fixed idea. Fragments are shown just enough to allow interpretation. She makes DIY books and records her own music and sounds for videos, integrating sound into the creative process. Her work is slow, mood-driven, and focused on presence, moving across disciplines as a natural, human expression of creativity.

Born in 1957 in Seelow and raised in Berlin, he graduated as a graphic designer in 1983 and became a freelance artist after joining the VBK-DDR in 1987. He co-founded a Berlin design agency in 1993 and is a member of the Berufsverband Bildender Künstler:innen Brandenburg. His work spans photography, graphic design, and public art, with numerous exhibitions and awards, including Analog Sparks, Tokyo International Foto Awards, Monovisions, IPA, and PX3, highlighting his achievements in analog and fine art photography.

An inspiring photographer from the community from Spain.

Born in Rome in 1962, he developed a passion for photography early, buying his first ZENIT TTL in 1978. Self-taught in black-and-white development and printing, he explored portrait, street, and landscape photography through courses with notable photographers. His work remains guided by curiosity and precision, culminating in a Silver Medal at the International Black & White Photo Awards, exhibited at Paris Photo 2025.