Here is what Jim Casper, LensCulture’s editor-in-chief and the juror who selected him, had to say about his work: “Dimitri Mellos makes remarkable photographs that capture moments of transcendence, delight, confusion, humor, solitude, despair — sometimes all in the same frame. These densely packed images are teeming with mundane ordinary moments, unlikely juxtapositions, the interplay […]

        “An ordinary day” the new book by Umberto Verdoliva  to buy it write to [email protected] Price € 20,00 plus shipping Format 22,5 x 21 cm, 107 pages, 88 pictures First edition © Le Rondini, Signed by author   A part from book’s preface “…Umberto Verdoliva seems, to our mind, an unusual and […]

Our member Dimitri Mellos featured on the World Photography Organization  blog http://www.worldphoto.org/community/blogs/limitless-curiosity-dimitri-mellos-visura/  

Our member Dimitri Mellos featured on the New York Times LENS blog for the second time: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/11/30/an-expats-eye-on-greece/#  

Our member Dimitri Mellos is having a solo exhibition in his hometown of Athens, Greece. The exhibition opens this coming Saturday, November 28, at the Blank Wall Gallery  

Once again, we, along with the whole world, are shocked and deeply saddened by the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and the people of France. For the second time this year our colleague Fabio Fagu Costa, who has made Paris his second home, has assumed the […]

Some visitors to Street Photographers may have noticed that we’ve changed our name to Vivo. While the name Street Photographers might have described what we are doing, we honestly thought it was a little dull. Vivo is a word that connotes life in various languages and we believe it’s a fitting new name, because capturing […]

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