#FotoWeb – This Week’s Ten Best Photography Links
#FotoWeb is our guide to the best of photography on the web. At the end of every week, we select the ten photo essays we liked the best from those published across our favorite online photography sites during that week.
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Dads
Camille Lévêque removed the heads of the fathers from a series of family photos to symbolize the absence of a paternal figure. Via GUP.
The Middle of Somewhere
These intimate photographs capture the daily life of photographer Sam Harris‘ family, and her two daughters in particular. Via Burn.
The Roadside Ruins Project
“Disappearing vernacular structures that inhabit the back roads of the American landscape” photographed by Richard McCabe. Via Ain’t Bad Magazine.
Powerful Portraits of Life (and Death) in Hospice Care
There’s something so harsh in Daniel Schumann‘s portraits of the guests of a hospice. Via Featureshoot.
Sonnets
“In Sonnets, I create quiet, lyrical narratives from the everyday – inorganic forms disclose life-like characteristics, randomly placed objects seem purposeful, bent frames become graceful”. Photographs by Terri Bright. Via Fraction.
A Failed Entertainment
Discover the colorful, multi-layered, experimental work of Alessandro Calabrese. Via LensCulture.
Portraits of a New Generation of Latvian Teens
Anastasia Shpilko took some compelling portraits of young boys and girls living in two small towns of rural Latvia. Via Dazed.
British Adult Parties and a Photographic Carnival
If you’re looking for a fun holiday, you might want to consider the Buttlin’s resort. Photographs by Anna Fox. Via EMAHO.
Rap Sheet
Jennifer Lauren Martin‘s still lifes “depict the instruments and evidence of crimes, which are typically charged to first time offenders”. Via YET.
Beautiful Photo Manipulations by Josef Schulz
Subtle is how we like digital manipulations, and so are Josef Schulz‘s. Via Booooooom.
And here’s a few highlights from our own posts of this week: