September 2023

Lens Magazine

The International Lens Magazine for Fine Art Photography

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Editor’s Note
Dafna Navarro is the CEO and Founder of Art Market – Global Media Company. Founded in 2013, Art Market is the publisher of two famous international art and photography magazines: Lens Magazine for fine art photography and Art Market Magazine for cont
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FOUNDER & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: DAFNA NAVARRO CONTENT EDITOR: JASMIN SUKARY GRAPHIC DESIGN: ZIV KAY MARKETING DIRECTOR: ROMAN GUTMAN ■
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An Exclusive Interview With Angelika Kollin
Angelika Kollin (b. 1976) is an Estonian Fine Art/Documentary photographer currently residing in Tampa, USA. She is a self-taught artist completing the Academy Fotografika 1.5 yearlong online documentary photography course in 2023. Angelika passionat
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An Exclusive Interview With biljana Jurukovski
Biljana Jurukovski is a Macedonian Australian acclaimed photographer whose artistic journey has taken her to different corners of the world, capturing the essence of humanity and shedding light on rarely visited communities. As a woman in the photogr
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Film Stars Of North Korea
Nicholas Bonner, owner of Koryo Tours & Studio, has been running tours and cultural exchanges with North Korea since 1993, in addition to producing and directing films focused on the country. Amongst various art projects, Bonner co-curated the DPRK i
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Tales from Hidden JAPAN
Japan, a country roughly the size of California, offers a seemingly endless variety of photographic and adventure opportunities. While first-time travelers tend to make the classic pilgrimages to Tokyo, Nara, Kyoto, and the Hakone region for views of
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Schwingen: The Swiss National Sport
Switzerland, a country renowned for its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and precision engineering, is also home to a unique national sport known as Schwingen. This traditional Swiss wrestling style has captivated the Swiss people’s he
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Gator Wilderness
GATOR WILDERNESS CAMP SCHOOL FOR BOYS IS A PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT (501C3) SCHOOL LOCATED ON 250 ACRES OF SUB-TROPICAL SAVANNA IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA’S RURAL CHARLOTTE COUNTY. ACTIVITIES ARE STRUCTURED ON "THERAPEUTIC CAMPING" PRINCIPLES, INCLUDING SHELTER
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Charming Days With The Changpa | Semi-nomadic Tibetan People
In the high-altitude region of western Tibet, the Changthang plateau stretches 1600km into the remote and barren landscapes of Eastern Ladakh. As part of both the Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges, at altitudes of 4300 to 5800 meters (14,000 to
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The Perfumed Groom and the Hidden Bride A NOMADS' WEDDING IN CHAD
Little is known about the 'Nomades Arabes' living in Chad and, least of all, about their festivals and customs. During the dry season, they stay near the rivers for a longer period of time, giving them time to celebrate. It is wedding season. Directe
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The Houses Of The Kassena
When a Kassena woman dies, she is taken back to her parent’s house along the same route she took when she was married. During the marriage, she lives in her husband’s house. Here, she gives birth to her children in the presence of all the wives of th
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Wodaabe Tribe
Pressed between the endless stretch of sand dunes of the Sahel Desert and the fertile grasslands of the African savannah, an immense steppe of land is the domain of the Wodaabe tribe. In this part of the world, nomadic life is directed by a never-end
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A Wedding Ceremony In Charam Kohan, Kalat, Northeast Of Iran | 9th June 2023
For the Kurmanji Kurds in Iran’s northeastern Charam Kohan in Kalat, tying the knot is the most important event in anyone’s life that is celebrated with a colorful and joyful ceremony; they have managed to preserve their centuries-old wedding customs
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Africa My Adoptive Home
My passion for photography started at an early age but started to make sense when I arrived in Chad in 2013. Why did Chad trigger my interest? Chad counts not less than 250 different ethnic or sub-ethnic groups who have never suffered from the negati

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