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Lens Magazine

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17 Reviews   •  English   •   Art & Photography (Photography)
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Lens Magazine for contemporary Fine Art Photography


The International Lens Magazine takes a single concept each month, and allows its contributors to delve into any ideas and emotions evoked from this theme, leading to a rich and varied selection of photographs and stories behind them. The magazine featured the most known photographers in the world along side with emerging photographers from all around the globe. Each and every issue is beautiful and impressive as they are unique.
The official website also echoes the concept explored in each issued, with regular article contributions offering amazing advice on a range of photography techniques.
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Lens Magazine

May 2025 In this month's exciting MIX Edition, we are delighted to feature outstanding and unique photographers from around the globe, each showcasing their fascinating artistic styles. Gabi Steiner presents "Unique Myanmar" through two series captured in Inle Lake and Bagan. José Jeuland offers us "Glimpse into Souls: Portraits Across India." Through mesmerizing waterdrop photography, Veli Aydoğdu explores the place between the Seen and the wanted-to-see. Emilio Barrionuevo shares a poignant black-and-white series titled "Dime Si Me Ves" (Tell Me If You See Me). In his latest project, "Crystal Art," Dennis H. Miller delves into the process of heating, dissolving, and crystallizing various chemicals to reveal a hidden visual world. Melanie Haberkorn showcases three remarkable projects: "Mommie Dearest," "(Role-)Models," and "Modern Tales." Promila Bahri presents a stunning collection of photos taken on the streets of India. Milko Dolinsek preserves memories through his lens, offering a unique collection from recent years. Finally, Hannaneh Akhoondi expresses the intimate place of joy, waiting for freedom behind darkness and sadness. Enjoy!


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In this month's exciting MIX Edition, we are delighted to feature outstanding and unique photographers from around the globe, each showcasing their fascinating artistic styles.
Gabi Steiner presents "Unique Myanmar" through two series captured in Inle Lake and Bagan. José Jeuland offers us "Glimpse into Souls: Portraits Across India." Through mesmerizing waterdrop photography, Veli Aydoğdu explores the place between the Seen and the wanted-to-see. Emilio Barrionuevo shares a poignant black-and-white series titled "Dime Si Me Ves" (Tell Me If You See Me).
In his latest project, "Crystal Art," Dennis H. Miller delves into the process of heating, dissolving, and crystallizing various chemicals to reveal a hidden visual world.
Melanie Haberkorn showcases three remarkable projects: "Mommie Dearest," "(Role-)Models," and "Modern Tales." Promila Bahri presents a stunning collection of photos taken on the streets of India. Milko Dolinsek preserves memories through his lens, offering a unique collection from recent years. Finally, Hannaneh Akhoondi expresses the intimate place of joy, waiting for freedom behind darkness and sadness.
Enjoy!
read more read less
Lens Magazine for contemporary Fine Art Photography


The International Lens Magazine takes a single concept each month, and allows its contributors to delve into any ideas and emotions evoked from this theme, leading to a rich and varied selection of photographs and stories behind them. The magazine featured the most known photographers in the world along side with emerging photographers from all around the globe. Each and every issue is beautiful and impressive as they are unique.
The official website also echoes the concept explored in each issued, with regular article contributions offering amazing advice on a range of photography techniques.

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Lens Magazine

Many of the selected works, often do not resonate with me. Issue #64 Documentary Photography was one issue that I really enjoyed. #65 not so much.
So many advertisements.
Reviewed 29 February 2020

Excellent photography magazine!

Great magazine! features the best photographers around the world, showing Tips &Tricks. great tool for studding photography . Very recommended! Reviewed 23 July 2016

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