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Rob Hornstra, Brothers Zashrikwa (17) and Edrese (14) pose proudly with a kalashnikov on the sofa in their aunt and uncle’s house, Kuabchara, Abkhazia, 2009. © Rob Hornstra/Flatland Gallery.

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War and Tourism in the Caucasus

On show at the Forum Forum gallery in Bozen, until December 2nd 2017, the story of Sochi and the Caucasus, as well as lived and told Rob Hornstra and Arnold van Bruggen in The Sochi Project more...

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From the series Made in USSR. © Alexandra Polina.

Made in USSR Alexandra Polina

A research centred on the concept of identity, which raises important questions about the impact of history on individuals

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... and potentially dangerous Andrey Semenov

Andrey Semenov photographed monitors of the scanners in the subway in Moscow, offering food for thought on contemporary society

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Lines of Etna by Maria Kostareva, Honourable Mention Young Talents of Image 2015, Landscape category. © Maria Kostareva.

Landscape Category | Honourable Mentions 2015 After presenting the Best Author in the Landscape category of the Young Talents of Image 2015, here are the three special mentions to which FPmag editorial staff would like to draw attention

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River Embankment by Yevgeny Nakonechnyy, Best Author in Young Talents of Image 2015, Landscape category. © Yevgeny Nakonechnyy.

Landscape Category | Best Author 2015 The Young Talents of Image 2015 Landscape category has had a great participation of authors with the best work coming from Russia

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Forgiven and not Forgotten Yulia Knish

The search for an identity, the memory, its symbols and the signs of passage through different cultures declined through the self-portrait

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A lost paradise The images of Vlad Sokhin show the effects of climate change on Kiribati, a nation which risks disappearing within a decade

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On a one-day visit to the Exclusion Zone, tourists have a few minutes for snapshots in front of the sarcophagus encasing Reactor 4. «This is as close as you can get, hurry up,» says the tour guide who asks visitors to stay on the paved paths «as radiation is substantially higher on the grass».
Pripyat, Ukraine, 2013.
© Gerd Ludwig/National Geographic Creative/National Geographic Magazine.

Nuclear Tourists With the opening of the Exclusion Zone around Chernobyl, the Ukrainian government has implicitly started some sort of nuclear tourism

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A Route of Melancholy Didier Bizet with his camera retraced the places passed through in Pasternak's novel Doctor Zhivago

EXHIBITIONS

Focus on Russia An exposition curated by Andrei Polikanov, director of Russian Reporter, dedicated to contemporary Russian photography

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