FotoWeb – This Week’s 10 Best Photography Links
FotoWeb is your weekly guide to the best of photography on the web. This week we loved Mark Fitton’s stunning portraits of a girl with Down syndrome, Ali Mobasser’s approach to street photography and Olivo Barbieri’s aerial photographs of bathers in Italy, among others.
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Reflections: (Self-)Portraits of the Street
Photos by Ali Mobasser. Via LensCulture.

Dreamlike Photos of Tourists Dancing in the Adriatic Sea
Photos by Olivo Barbieri. Via Featureshoot.

All In
Photos by Alexis Vasilikos. Via Thisispaper.

Hey Boy, Hey Girl: Cross-Dressing as Fine Art
Photos by Lissa Rivera. Via The Guardian.

Paradise Lost
Photos by Christina Stohn. Via Another Place.

Red Parts Whole
Photos by Martha Fleming-Ives. Via Ain’t Bad Magazine.

Pictures with Janet
Photos by Mark Fitton. Via Phases.

When Water Comes Together with Other Water
Photos by Claire Laude. Via GUP.

Photos of Teen Moms from Rural Australia
Photos by Raphaela Rosella. Via Broadly.

Capturing What London Means to Young People
Photos by Sophie Mayanne. Via Dazed.

And here’s a few highlights of our own posts of this week:
FotoFirst – Owen Harvey Photographs the Mod and Skinhead subcultures in the UK

In the Forest, Alexandra Serrano Finds Escape from the Banality of Life

FotoFirst – Edgar Martins Rethinks the Depiction of Suicide and Violent Death

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Parliament of Owls — Jack Latham’s New Photobook Continues His Interest in Conspiracy Theories

FotoCal — Photography Awards, Grants and Calls for Entries Closing in November 2019

“They Live and Work and Breathe and Die Right on the Edge” — Portraits by Tracy Chandler

FotoFirst — Tourism, Romance and Identity Come Together in Farah Foudeh’s Series ‘Just Because I Don’t Cry Doesn’t Mean I Am Strong’

Roselena Ramistella’s Lyrical Photographs Capture the Communities Living in Rural Sicily

Tomoya Imamura’s Photos Are Filled with Symbols Referencing Hungary’s History

In These Staged Images, Rydel Cerezo Explores His Relationship with the Catholic Church
