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 Peter Funch’s idea behind his Last Flight project, Elle’s images for their More Women campaign and Andrea Foligni’s diptychs of calcium carbonate and the mountains in Italy it was extracted from, among others.
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Testament, Volume I
Photos by Kris Graves. Via GUP.

It Was Only When I Saw a Picture of Snow or of Trees That They Were Endowed with Meaning
Photos by Maija Annikki Savolainen. Via Der Greif.

Last Flight
Photos by Peter Funch. Via YET.

Electric Dreams
Photos by Tony Burns. Via Burn.

Photography Redefining the African Narrative
Photos by Cristina de Middel. Via Dazed.

Photographer Spotlight: Jasper Bastian
Photos by Jasper Bastian. Via Booooooom.

Apuan Carbonate
Photos by Andrea Foligni. Via LensCulture.

Artist Photoshops Men Out of Political Images to Prove We Still Need Feminism
Photos by Alex Holder and Alissa Boni. Via Featureshoot.

Dang, Tokyo Cabbies Sure Know How to Power Nap
Photos by William Green. Via Wired.

The Far Hoofs Hush
Photos by Joris Vandecatseye. Via Another Place.

And here’s a few highlights of our own posts of this week:
Ten Female Photographers You Should Keep an Eye Out On

Water – Mustafah Abdulaziz’s Fifteen Year Long Look at the World’s Finest Resource

Red Herring – Jordan Madge’s New Work Is Inspired by the True Story of a Disappeared Girl

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Matija Brumen’s Nocturnal Photos Transform Ordinary Urban Objects into Fascinating Sculptures

Abendlied — Birthe Piontek Documents the Impact of Her Mother’s Dementia on Her Family

Enter #FotoRoomOPEN for a Chance to Have Your Work Published by Void

FotoFirst — Alex Huanfa Cheng Has Been Taking Intimate Photos of His Partner Zhiyu For 6 Years

Federico Aimar Found 900 Photos Shot in the Early 20th Century in Abandoned Mountain House

Inside the Spider — Suzie Howell Captures the Beauty (and Waste) of East London’s Marshes

Lewis Brillet Reflects on His Experiences of Home and Family After the Death of His Brother
