By day, 35-year old Asli Gönen is a civil servant working for Anadolu University. By night (and during the day when she’s not serving in civic fashion) she’s talking candid photos in the country where East literally meets West, Turkey.
And she’s the subject of this week’s Photojazz Five interview.
Full-time architect José Calheiros uses the thoroughfares and passageways of Lisbon as fertile ground to indulge his street photography hobby. His output has netted him a number of shows locally as well as some images published in magazines. Besides street photography, he has done some advertising photos and works based on Luis Royo paintings and Enki Bilal comic books.
Damien actually has his origins in Africa (don’t we all at some level), but a cruel war that claimed the life of many of the people he knew forced his family to immigrate to Portugal where he has lived for the majority of his life. Like me, he is an educator and has been perverting the minds of young children for over a decade.
Photojazz Five (n.) Five questions to and five photos from a street photographer.
If Norman Rockwell were a photographer…and a young woman…and alive, she would be Meredith Kleiber. When it comes to street photography centered on the more timelessness elements of daily life, she’s been my favorite since the moment [...]
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