there is a new german cycling magazine fahrstil on the market: the first edition contains stories on the Portland bike builders, the European Hand Made Bicycle Exhibition EHBE , a small on the road portfolio from me and much more.

© Matt Black

The Black Okies

These photographs document a disappearing group of black sharecroppers who migrated to rural California over a half century ago.
Unlike their white counterparts — the “Okies” of John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath — the story of these migrants has gone largely untold.
Today, just a handful of surviving migrants and their descendants still live in rural California, scattered in remote communities built amid the cotton fields.

Enjoy The Black Okies by Matt Black

©stefan loeliger

my friend Stefan Loeliger tried to photograph some Iceland Landscapes, not bad ;)

great pictures.

@Ami Vitale

Ami Vitale, Kashmir

©Gyula Sopronyi

Fight, Fear, Hope and Faith. Pakistan by Gyula Sopronyi at Still-Dancing.com

©stefan rohner

If you are interested… Leica Fotografie International … Content .pdf

©stefan rohner

scan from print, agfa mcc111, kodak trix 400

Photographer: Christian Roosen

©stefan rohner

scan from print, agfa mcc111, kodak trix 400

©Txema Salvans

Enjoy the exhibition at Still-Dancing  si no hago fotos, me muero by Txema Salvans!

the other day I was happy to find out (a little late, did not knew that there was a book) about the “Black Sea” work from Vanessa Winship, wonderful.

http://www.rouleur.cc

“Beautiful reportage photography is only half of the Rouleur Annual – the narrative passages eloquently explain the sensibility of each of the races covered in its pages. It’s no surprise the Annual is fabulous to look at, but its other achievement is to immerse the reader in the sweat, pain, colour, mud, speed and charm of road racing. Quite simply, it makes you want to get on your bike and ride it.“ Kevin Braddock, Contributing Editor – British GQ

© stefan loeliger/stefan rohner

from a common project with Stefan Loeliger  (www.stefan-loeliger.com)

©stefan rohner

I found this one. I am surprised about the play of sharpness and unsharpness … can a digital chip give the same results? ;)

© Sevil Egeli

Picture taken by Sevil Egeli, my compliments Sevil.

I arrived save back home. thanks Eleni,  www.projekt56.com and my students for the interesting workshop week.

©Anna Voitenko

The willow village Iza. Carpathian Ukraine.

© stefan loeliger/stefan rohner

since I like some of these images and I dont have them here… from a common project with Stefan Loeliger  (www.stefan-loeliger.com)

© Katya Bogachevskaya

Travesty: The Phantom World of the Transvestite by Katya Bogachevskaya.

© stefan loeliger/stefan rohner

since I like some of these images and I dont have them here… from a common project with Stefan Loeliger  (www.stefan-loeliger.com)