Living on the edge, girlhood, tarot decks and much more in this week’s #FotoWeb.

Every week, we select ten photo essays we liked the best from those published across our favorite online photography sites during that week. We call it #FotoWeb.

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Picturing Oakland’s Historically Black Barbershops Using Animated GIFs

Brandon Tauszik created some fantastic gifs of black men getting their hair cut. Via Humble Arts Foundation.

Is This What Your Girlhood Looked Like? 

A fresh, authentic look on what being a girl is like by Ashley Armitage. Via Dazed.

Memento Mori

This is just heart-breaking. Yun-Fei Tou photographed shelter dogs on the very same day they were euthanized to death. Via Invisible Photographer Asia.

Boy Story

“First by accident, then with intent, I was drawn into a subterranean world of go-go dancers, male porn stars, boylesque and circeulesque”. Photos by Magnus Arrevad. Via Oitzarisme.

Eric Meola’s Color-Blocked Documentary Photography

The colors in these photographs by Eric Meola are just amazing. Via Juxtapoz.

A9

Frances Scott made striking landscape photographs along the A9, a long road that connects the north and south of Scotland. Via Another Place.

Haitian Artists Pose as Tarot Characters in Compelling Portraits

Photojournalist Alice Smeets collaborated with Haitian artists to recreate the drawings on the cards of a traditional tarot deck. Via Vantage.

Living on the Edge

Peter Dobis portrays a community of homeless, former criminals and drug addicts living together by their own rules outside of Bratislava, Slovakia. Via GUP.

Maysa

Luisa Dorr photographed a Brazilian girl named Maysa throughout her efforts and preparations to become Young Miss Brazil. Via LensCulture.

Sam Bebbington

A tight selection of pictures by photographer Sam Bebbington. Via Booooooom.

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And here’s a few highlights from our own posts of last week: 

Deserts Are Not Empty – William LeGoullon Explores the Relationship between Men and Desert

Emma Uwejoma Impersonates the Woman She Doesn’t Want to Become

The Rainbow Is Underestimated – Mobile Photography by Piero Percoco

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