ZEKE Fall 2019
Contents includes: "Youth of Belfast" by Toby Binder, and "Delta Hill Riders" by Rory Doyle, winners of ZEKE Award for Documentary Photography "Rising Tides" with photographs by Sean Gallagher, Lauren Owens Lambert, and Michael O. Snyder "Out of the Shadows: Shamed Teen Mothers of Rwanda" by Carol Allen Storey Interview with Lekgetho Makola, Head of Market Photo Workshop, South Africa, by Caterina Clerici "Why Good Pictures of Bad Things Matter" by Glenn Ruga Book Reviews and more...
Contents includes:
"Youth of Belfast" by Toby Binder, and "Delta Hill Riders" by Rory Doyle, winners of ZEKE Award for Documentary Photography
"Rising Tides" with photographs by Sean Gallagher, Lauren Owens Lambert, and Michael O. Snyder
"Out of the Shadows: Shamed Teen Mothers of Rwanda" by Carol Allen Storey
Interview with Lekgetho Makola, Head of Market Photo Workshop, South Africa, by Caterina Clerici
"Why Good Pictures of Bad Things Matter" by Glenn Ruga
Book Reviews and more...
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YOUTH OF<br />
BELFAST<br />
Photographs by Toby Binder<br />
Northern Ireland will have to<br />
leave the European Union due<br />
to UK’s Brexit referendum in<br />
2016, although a majority of its<br />
citizens voted to remain. While<br />
the local Protestant Unionists<br />
voted to leave, the Catholic Nationalists<br />
wanted to remain within the EU.<br />
This photo essay covers the situation<br />
of young people in Catholic and<br />
Protestant neighborhoods of Belfast.<br />
It shows that kids in Northern Ireland<br />
often suffer the same problems no matter<br />
if they live on one or the other side of<br />
the wall: unemployment, drug abuse,<br />
violence and lack of perspectives are<br />
often omnipresent.<br />
Toby Binder, born in 1977 in<br />
Germany, studied at the Stuttgart State<br />
Academy of Art and Design. He focused<br />
his photography on social, environmental<br />
and political topics. Now based<br />
in Argentina and Germany, he works<br />
on assignments and personal projects<br />
where he finds his topics in post-war<br />
and crisis situations as well as in the<br />
daily life of people.<br />
His work is patient and intimate,<br />
without being pervasive and has been<br />
awarded internationally: the Nannen-<br />
Preis in 2017, the Sony World Photo<br />
Awards in 2017 and <strong>2019</strong>, and the<br />
Philip Jones Griffiths Award in 2018.<br />
In that year, he received an Honorable<br />
Mention at the UNICEF Photo of the<br />
Year.<br />
His work is published by Stern,<br />
Sueddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, die<br />
Zeit, Greenpeace Magazin, Amnesty<br />
Journal, Neue Zürcher Zeitung and<br />
others.<br />
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