@photochronicle.bsky.socialWhispers Through Glass
Cary Jobe gently dissolves the boundary between reflection and reality, capturing the quiet poetry hidden in life’s transient moments.
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@photochronicle.bsky.socialI’m not from here
Théo Giacometti’s road trip takes in the sleaze of Vegas, LA and beyond, channelling the real and imagined experiences of the American Dream for an outsider.
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@photochronicle.bsky.socialKamar
Sanja Knežević documents a hidden community of migrant workers living inside Jakarta’s Kuningan Bridge, turning overlooked infrastructure into intimate, human spaces.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialFlesh & Faith
Michael Parfitt’s series captures the vibrancy of the people and streets of Manilla during the Saint Niño de Pajotan Festival.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialUnboxed
Etinosa Yvonne’s @etinosayvonne.bsky.social project examines the perceptions and restrictions on masculinity and appearance within modern Nigerian society.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialMi Tóxica Te Amo
In Sharon Eilon’s Cuba, dignity persists in ration lines and decaying doorways, even as a generation disappears.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialThe Interval
Lucie Berquière’s series answers the question – what happens to the characters during a pandemic, when theatres become forbidden places?
@photochronicle.bsky.socialCultural Pane by Michael Parfitt
Michael Parfitt documents Vietnam’s Hmong and Dao communities as they quietly adapt tradition to survive tourism, urbanisation and vanishing land.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialFor Whom Will the Sirens Sing
French photographer Théo Giacometti's wonderfully lyrical series about the Camargue delta region of Southern France.
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@photochronicle.bsky.socialMyanmar: Lives of the Sangha
Sharon Eilon captures the everyday rhythms of Myanmar’s Buddhist monastic community, in robes, ritual, and quiet devotion.
@photochronicle.bsky.socialBaltimore Street Portraits by @michaelwriston.com
Michael Wriston’s street portraiture is all about asking strangers to stop, be seen, and briefly belong to each other’s day.
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