#if you leave
me falta el océano | las palmas de gran canaria, marzo 2020
kodak color plus
nikon f90
nikkor 28-85 f/3.5-4.5 af
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barrio santa cruz | alicante, noviembre 2019
kodak gold 200
nikon f90
nikkor 28-85 f/3.5-4.5 af
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On the Shortlist for If You Leave. Very excited to be a part of this!
#153 Emma Canfield
#153 of 200 images that have made the IYL Showcase shortlist. We’ll be posting 2 images/day in the run up to the London Showcase (October 23rd) when the final 20 images will be announced and presented as chosen by the showcase jury..
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#20/20 - Lena Pogrebnaya
2017/18 IYL Showcase Finalist: Lena lives and works on Odessa, Ukraine. The essence of her projects lies in monumental constructions featuring concrete, granite, decorative tiles of multiple colours and people merged with the aesthetics. Lena’s art goes beyond the conventional approach that nature and industrial objects should be opposed. Main image chosen by Ashleigh Kane of Dazed and Confused Magazine - on display at Mint LondonLondon.
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#12/20 - Many Wu - 2017/18 IYL Showcase Finalist: @mandywuphoto is a visual artist from Taiwan. Wu’s photographs play with themes of human nature and memory. She uses photography to maintain the subtle, beautiful moments in life that pass us by and keeps them alive through a use of evocative colours and light. Main image chosen by The Team @shotonreflex - on display at the IYL Pop-Up space in shop 7 @trumanbrewery
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#10/20 - Leon Antonio James - 2017/18 IYL Showcase Finalist: @leon.a.james is a London based portrait and cinematic photographer, with a style consisting of colourful imagery and moods. Photography allows him to see things that might normally go unseen - with a camera in hand, the drive to explore the unknown awakens! Main image chosen by Joanna L. Cresswell of @unseenplatform - on display at @latelierdalston, East London.
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#9/20 - Kamila K Stanley - 2017/18 IYL Showcase Finalist: @kamilakstanley is a British -Polish photographer who currently lives between London, Lisbon and Paris. Travelling far and wide to photograph themes that in inspire her, such as youth, migration, freedom, borders and belonging. With a particular lust for colour and light, Kamila is interested in creating a vivid, glowing world. Her work has won international awards and been published in cultural magazines globally. Main image chosen by Laurence Von Thomas of @ifyouleavestagram - on display at the IYL Pop-Up space in Shop 7 @trumanbrewery
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#4/20 - Emmanuel Rosario - 2017/18 IYL Showcase Finalist: @emmanuel_rosario is a documentary photographer from Harlem, New York. His photographs explore the stages of love, curiosity and rebellion in the many experiences of life. Experiencing the human spirit in moments of impulse and risk, he captures friends and strangers alike, in a vulnerable and raw state. Main image chosen by Andrea Kurland of @huckmagazine on display @essentialvegan in Shoreditch.
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I died in your room.
That fateful night I died lying on those grey sheets with the lavender walls enclosing me in.
I died to the rhythm of your heartbeat and to the sound of your whispers. I died to your warm skin pressed up against mine.
Some would say that I died peacefully, but in reality I became the walking dead. That room, your touch, your kisses and embrace picked away at my soul. The safety I felt with you? Well that snatched the life out of me.
We are no longer in contact and maybe it’s for the best. What I do know is that my soul in trapped inside of your room, waiting to be let free.
- She is Resilient
I caved and let you in. You took a short look around and promptly left without closing the door behind you. No explanation, no promises to come back. You were gone in an instant.
So here I am standing by the doorway - completely frozen because I never do this. I don’t let people in, but I made an exception for you.
This very exception has cost me my sense of safety within the confines of my guarded heart.
All I could think is that this is why I don’t let people in - they just leave
She is Resilient
