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Dani Tranchesi: Ordinary Miracles
©Dani Tranchese, Cazumbas, Cajari, MA, 2022
I first met Dani Tranchesi during the professional photography program at Escola Panamericana, in São Paulo.
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Salua Ares: Absense as Form
©Salua Ares, Azinhaga, Tentou em vão apagar o tempo (Tried in vain to erase time), 2021 Photograph with inkjet print on Hahnemühle PhotoRag and cement-like frame
©Salua Ares, Azinhaga
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Daniela Balestrin: Greater Dimension through Minimal Gestures
©Daniela Balestrin, from Thereza #1
“I had the immense pleasure of coming across Daniela Balestrin‘s work at the end of 2023.
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The 2024 Lenscratch Staff Favorites
©Aline Smithson, Favorite Condiment
Every year we compile a list of Staff Favorites.
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Carolina Krieger: The intertwining of the abyss
© Carolina Krieger, Nostalgia for the Glade #1, text on image – The great mystery.
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Sylvia Sanchez: Out of the Ordinary
©Sylvia Sanchez, Crônica de Banalidades Ordinárias #1
I first met Sylvia Sanchez back in 2012 when I studied at the Panamericana School of Art in Sao Paulo, and she was my teacher in th
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Womanhood Week: Ana Leal: Menos Pausa
©Ana Leal, Menos Pausa #1, 2020
This week we dove into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.
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Womanhood Week: Juliana Sicoli
©Juliana Sicoli, I Exist Between the Sky and Silence
This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.
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Womanhood Week: Benita Mayo
©Benita Mayo, Andrea, age 50 – I feel sexiest when I walk by a mirror and catch a glimpse of myself and realize, sometimes just for a moment, that I look as good as I feel.
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Womanhood Week: Marcia Charnizon
©Márcia Charnizon, Essa sua liberdade incomoda demais Your freedom bother too much , from Caça as palavras ( Word hunt )
This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing to
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Womanhood Week: Jane Weinmann
©Jane Weinmann, The Climacteric # 1
This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.
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Brazil Week: Celina Portela
©Celina Portela, Self-Sustainable, 2015 Series: Pull – Photo-installation
This week once again we will dive into the diverse Brazilian Photography presenting incredible works by Ali










