Interview: The Echo Of Your Departure - Azadeh Fatehrad

Title: Stand In Front of More Interesting People Bio: My name is Joseph Chung and I’m a Korean-American street photographer based in Seoul, South Korea. While I was born in Seoul, I grew up... https://t.co/mCB49Ip8rZ #streetphotography #asiaphotoreview https://t.co/lqvVvCphF3

Title: Stand In Front of More Interesting People Bio: My name is Joseph Chung and I’m a Korean-American street photographer based in Seoul, South Korea. While I was born in Seoul, I grew up...https://t.co/mCB49Ip8rZ#streetphotography #asiaphotoreview pic.twitter.com/lqvVvCphF3

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Dépaysement Exhibition: Daniele Martire

Dépaysement Exhibition: Daniele Martire

Name Daniele Martire

Submission Title Ant Tribe-Class String Quartet

Country Hong Kong

Photographer Bio Daniele martire (italy, 1985) is a full-time project manager who loves design and experiments with photography on the side. He started documenting concerts with a film camera, and delves into digital nowadays as well. As an introspective person, he uses photography as an intimate tool to…

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Editor’s Showcase: I Worry We Grew Up - Glenn Franklin

Editor’s Showcase: I Worry We Grew Up – Glenn Franklin

Name Glenn Franklin

Submission Title I Worry We Grew Up

Country Jakarta

Photographer Bio There’s much to say. I’m just an ordinary person who in love with photography and music . My life kinda boring but photography saved my life :d when i was young i used to dream becoming rock star. But it never happened. I failed and once again photography saved my life

Submission Information Location : Bali…

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Share or tag a photographer you follow or submit your work athttps://t.co/cMn9l359Ef#streetphotography #photographer #photography pic.twitter.com/7eHSDnFX3z

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Editor's Showcase: TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS - Philip Arneill

Editor’s Showcase: TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS – Philip Arneill

Name: Philip Arneill Submission Title: TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS Country: Japan Photographer Bio: I am documentary photographer who has lived and worked in Asia, spending 20 years in Tokyo, Japan, and am now living in Dublin, Ireland. My website is http://www.philiparneill.com. I began experimenting with a camera in college, and I am interested in documenting the urban landscape and musical…

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Hong Kong Express

Originally posted on: Enflight.Design

Photographer: Hon Hoang

Hong Kong Express is a series that explores the everyday life of the people that call Hong Kong (2017) their home. In this fast moving and densely populated city, I sought to showcase daily activities and portray beauty in that exists between moments of routine life.

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Interview: Affect Effect – Yoon Jeong Vin

In this interview, Hon Hoang interviews Yoon Jeong Vin, a street Photographer from South Korea currently in Kuwait.  The original interview was featured in Enflight.Design on November, 2017. It is now being featured on Asia Photo Review.

There’s a lot that goes into making a photograph. People consider concepts such as composition, colors or lack there of, lighting, etc. But what often seems to…

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Guest Article - How to Avoid Taking Boring Street Portraits by Tim Russell

Guest Article - How to Avoid Taking Boring Street Portraits by Tim Russell #asiaphotoreview #bangkok #streetphotography

Article originally posted on Tim Russell Photography

I recently joined a street portraits group on Facebook, and without wanting to be overly critical of other photographers’ work, I’ve found a good 90% of the images posted extremely boring and unimaginative (when they actually hit the brief, which is rare). Pictures taken on long lenses with no engagement with the subject; the camera pointed…

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Photographer Bio:

I am Md. Enamul Kabir from Bangladesh. I grew up in a small town called Kotchandpur. It’s a small but beautiful town. Now I live and work in the capital city, Dhaka. Never have I ever imagined that I’ll be walking around with a

camera, stopping at irregular intervals, snapping photos left and right; never had any interest in photography.

First off, I would like to thank everyone who has been a part of the Asia Photo Review community! Without you, these features and presentation of photographic work would not be possible. Second, I would like to apologize for our silence in recent months… https://t.co/wjirZuPJcP https://t.co/Aw7Z3frnLu

First off, I would like to thank everyone who has been a part of the Asia Photo Review community! Without you, these features and presentation of photographic work would not be possible. Second, I would like to apologize for our silence in recent months… https://t.co/wjirZuPJcP pic.twitter.com/Aw7Z3frnLu

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