Native American boyscouts, Shanghai’s motorcycle sidecar riders, portraits from Moscow and much more in #fotoweb, our collection of best photography links from the previous week.

Every week, we select ten of our favorite links to photographic series published on the web over the previous seven days. We call it #fotoweb.

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Moscow, 1991

Photographers Alessandro Albert and Paolo Verzone visited Moscow three times in 1991, 2001 and 2011, taking each time over a hundred portraits: “the original notion of the series was to use the camera as a time machine”. Via Calvert Journal.

© Alessandro Albert and Paolo Verzone

Winners of the 2015 LensCulture Exposure Awards

Dig in the galleries of the 2015 LensCulture Exposure Awards winners!

© Danila Tkachenko

Humid, Sticky, Sweet

Colin Todd reflects on the legacy of the Southern US’ racist history through a look at his own hometown. Via Ain’t Bad Magazine.

© Colin Todd

Boy Scouts and Indians

Photographer Rod Fincannon made a series of portraits of young men coming of age who have chosen to embrace the Native American culture. Via Lenscratch.

© Rod Fincannon

At Minimum

Urban scenarios transformed into geometric abstractions. Photos by Marc Llach. Via Another Place.

© Matt Llach

Astonishing Series of Photographs of Four Sisters Shot Every Year for 40 Years. 

Astonishing it is. In fact, it may be the best example we have seen so far of this genre of project. Photos by Nicholas Nixon, the oldest sister’s husband. Via Creative Boom.

© Nicholas Nixon

Meet the Eccentric Riders of Shanghai’s Motorcycle Sidecar Subculture

“Of the nearly 24 million people in Shanghai, just 250 of them have motorcycle sidecars”. A series by Aurélien Chauvaud. Via Wired.

© Aurélien Chauvaud

The Liberia Pure Honey Project

Buy a print, support the Liberia Beekeepers Association.

© Grant Harder

Daniel Everett

An introduction to the work of fine art photographer Daniel Everett. Via YET.

© Daniel Everett

These Photos Are So Great, You’ll Think They Are from Another Decade

Fun! Studio portraits inspired by the 1980s aesthetics of (bad) portraiture. Photos by Robbie Augspurger. Via Slate.

© Robbie Augspurger

And these are Fotografia Magazine’s features from last week:

• 10 photographers you should follow on Instagram / Vol. #2
• In the Shadow of the Pyramids – Egypt through the experience of Laura El Tantawy
• Twisted Tales
• The end of the Zonian dream
• Politics of architecture: a study of Soviet era buildings
• Matt Henry – #PhotographerInResidence
• Food for thought – Still lifes for the next century