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Italy, 2012.)
Patrick Swirc is photographer who specializes in portraiture. He lives and works in France. (Photo shot in Mumbai, India, 2007.)
Ghadah Alrawi is a documentary photographer currently based in Yerevan, Armenia. Her photographs of Arab-Americans were exhibited in A Community of Many Worlds: Arab- Americans in New York City at the Museum of the City of New York, and she has been published in The Photo Review. Alrawi has worked and lived in Kosovo, Jordan, Ukraine, Belgium, and Australia. (Photo shot in Hoi An, Vietnam, 2014.)
Genevieve Hafner is a New York City based professional photographer who relentlessly seeks the poetry that seeps through the cracks of the city streets. Her collaborative projects include the book, Paris-New York: A Dialogue of Complicity Between Jean-Marc Dimanche and Genevieve Hafner, and the on-line photo collective The G Road. (Photo shot in Manhattan, NY, USA, 1995. Photo sponsor: Yolande Andrews.)
31-32 Elie Gardner is a photo and video journalist with a passion for telling social and environmental stories. After four years in Lima, Peru, she is now based in Istanbul, Turkey. Gardner has worked with publications and non-profit organizations such as PRI’s The World, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Pro Mujer, Chemonics International, Center for International Forestry Research, Nature and the U.S. Forest Service. (Photo shot in Shistavec, Albania, 2015.)
Vincent Lignier is a France-based photographer with an extensive client list spanning editorial, advertising and entertainment. His clients include Rolling Stone, The Financial Times, Figaro, Le Monde, Universal, Columbia, Motown, Pinault Printemps and Sanofi Aventis. (Photo shot in Las Vegas, NV, USA, 2009.)
Stephen Shames creates award-winning photo essays on social issues. He is the author of nine monographs. His latest, Power to the People: The World of the Black Panthers, will be published by Abrams in 2016. Shames received the Kodak Crystal Eagle Award for Impact in Photojournalism for his book, Outside the Dream. American Photo named him one of the 15 Most Underrated Photographers. (Photo shot in Bronx, NY, USA, 1982.)
Gray Whitley is an award-winning visual journalist with a background in graphic design and cultural anthropology. (Photo shot in Wilson, NC, USA, 2012. Photo sponsor: Peter Fitzpatrick.)
33-34 Ania Kłosek lives and works in Poland. She is a laureate of Polish and international photo contests. She has presented her works at numerous group exhibitions including Street Photography Now and Miami Street Photography Festival. She is a member of the international photo collective, PUBLIGRAPHY. (Photo shot in Lviv, Ukraine, 2015.)
Gao Yuan explores the multi-layered arts of a society in her still photography and short films. In her two recent series, “Twelve Moons” and “Graffiti,” she blends the roots of Western and Eastern culture and shows how cultural identity is shaped by socio-political environments. Her work has been displayed in Europe, Taiwan, China and the United