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As a city dweller I think there’s not another vehicle out there that is as fun and effective as the bicycle. Like many people in the city of Amsterdam, I ride my bike every single day; and I still like it enough to do a small tour every once in a while. Biking is fun, healthy, independent and fast and saves you a lot of irritation compared to driving…Read More »

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Lubabetu Abubakar

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My name is Lubabetu Abubakar or just ‘Lubee’, 19 year old Nigerian girl, currently studying Law at Durham University. Technically, I started photography almost a year ago but i like to believe I started since i was much younger, I just didn’t know how to ‘vomit’ the mental pictures in my head.  Photography for me is a language; it’s not just about telling a story, it’s important to me that the person at the receiving end feels something too; no matter how little or short…Read More »

Richard Terborg – Route 66

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Route 66 is that all-American Mecca for travellers across the globe. The idea of roaming these roads in a sluggish American car and enjoying all the greatness that the States have to offer, appeals to people worldwide. So is it all bigger in the States? Our good friend and talented photographer Richard Terborg and his equally talented girlfriend, designer/illustrator Karin van de Kuilen  followed their dream to find out! With much pleasure I present you with…Read More »

Graeme MacPherson – The hidden Beauty

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As you all may have noticed we stepped a bit down on our update ratio. This thing called life did catched up with us. But don’t be fooled, the pink beast can’t be stopped. As to quote my man Reakwon “It’s about longevity, we in here for the gusto”. Not to long ago I bumped into the works of Greame MacPherson and just had the urge the share it! Because that is what we do, we share the great thoughts and works of those…Read More »

Straight from Paris: Vincent Sannier

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Every big cities has their inner secret talents. Paris is one amongst those who have many – including Parisian born and raised photographer Vincent Sannier. From shooting portraits of some eternal legends in the fashion industry like Yves Saint Laurent to working with some of the biggest names in the music industry, Vincent is constantly delivering amazing photography in his own style. Let’s have a little chat with him, shall we? - How did it all start? My dad used to collect cameras as an amateur, he…Read More »

Lukasz Polowczyk – Back and Forth

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For the last three years I’ve been shooting emails back and forth with a person I’ve never met in real life. It isn’t somebody I met on a vague dating site, nor is it my penpal buddy who’s doing 20 to life in prison. In late 2009 a Christmas card fell on our doorstep from German agency 44Flavours. Our thank you email reached Lukasz and that was the beginning of our train of thoughts. I soon discovered that we share the…Read More »

Akos Major – Silent Landscapes

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He is from Budapest and has a name to remember if you feel like stopping the time and stepping away from the fast-paced and busy surroundings we live in. Akos Major is a landscape photographer who uses his photographs as a kind of meditation. Shooting both deserted and urban places with a unique perspective and a crisp intensity despite the overcast weather, he manages to conduct a sense of appeasement in us – like a real therapy. We caught up with Akos for quick chat…Read More »

Matteo Bucciol

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Inspiring photography is often sparked by thinking about and seeing compositions that other don’t. This is why architecture and photography go together so well; it teaches to see lines, converging points, etc. which work great in photography. A good example of this is architect and photographer Matteo Bucciol, living in Padua, Italy. Matteo graduated at the University of Venice in 2011 and now works in the field of sustainable energy. He grew up with the photography of his father, who is very technical. Matteo is…Read More »

Dja’louz – extraordinary

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French graffiti artists have been setting the bar for quite a while. While we in the Netherlands have a tradition of readable graffiti or abstract, France artists embraced the wild style and embraced it as their own. One of my personal favourite artists and a prime example of mind-blowing French graffiti is Parisian artist Dja’louz.  Inspired by Arabic and Asian calligraphy, Dja’louz developed a unique 3d style which most of the times he applies in site specific ways. We had the honor to ask…Read More »

Base Elements Gallery – Barcelona

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Barcelona is a magical city and one of the favourite CFYE destinations in Europe. From the amazingly relaxed squares in the Gracia barrio to the immensely crowded Ramblas area, it all has its charm. Of course, there’s another reason why we like Barcelona, and that’s the immense amount of graffiti and outside art you can find in the city. One of the first times we took a walk through Barcelona we were awed by the amount of art to be found on the streets….Read More »