Features
Jesus in Siberia Monique Yazdani
May Day Yannis Kontos
Psychogeography Mark Simpson
Yaba Yaba Olivier Pin-Fat
Jisatsu Kristian Haggblom
Travelling in my Mind Mads Nissen
Means to Win João Kehl
Shallow Sun Genc Kadriu
Kentucky Portraits Charlotte Oestervang + more
Foto8 Manifesto
Photojournalism is dead.
>Foto8 is a force for individuals to address the collective.
We choose photography to inspire and engage the viewer.
>Foto8 questions, we do not aim to offer answers.
We support those who confront, reflect on and interpret their surroundings.
>Foto8 lives in the present, we are concerned with the now.
We embrace stories that are a reflection of their time.
>Foto8 doesn’t proclaim the truth, we tell true stories.
We are curious about humanity and other perspectives.
>Foto8 seeks new ways of telling.
We are unafraid to experiment with all forms of photography and look beyond the frame.
>Foto8 believes the personal is as powerful as the political.
We aim to convey feelings as effectively as facts.
>Foto8 makes no apology for the sad, and the depressing.
We remain hopeful and open to the uplifting.
>Foto8 believes in storytelling that awakens compassion.
We don’t expect to change the world, but we won’t be silent.
Long live photojournalism!