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REVS (RAW #3) The Breeze Anja Konstantinova by Benjamin Madgwick (RAW #7) In Our Minds Stephanie Hall by JOHN BRÖMSRUP (RAW #7) Only In Your Thoughts by Alina Negoita (RAW #3) Stained Olivia Ståhlbrandt by Nina Holma (RAW #3) The Turn Nastia Shershen by Marcello Arena related LAla Fashion LAla Special (Rogue) LAla Epilogue LAla Design LAla Editorial LAla REVS #fashion #fashionphotography #editorial #fashionmagazine #revs #portraits

Daria Zhemkova by Mario Kroes for REVS Magazine (styling Gabriel Marazzo) related LAla Fashion LAla Special (Rogue) LAla Epilogue LAla Design LAla Editorial LAla REVS #fashion #fashionphotography #editorial #fashionmagazine #revs #blackwhite #portraits #mariokroes

Gambaga is a town in the north of Ghana. It is known for being the former capital of the region. It is also known for being the location of an infamous "witches" camp, established around 200 years ago. Today the camp holds about 130 women, who have been stigmatised as being witches, with ages ranging from 17 to one woman being said to be over 90 years old. When a woman is accused of witchcraft, she is expected to appear in front of the village leader (chief) who then goes on

Eric Gyamfi is a Ghanaian photographer. A lot of his work consists of monochrome portraits "that comment on his country’s continual transition to modernity in the light of its traditions and customs and the people caught therein". (see also Eric Gyamfi on tumblr) related LAla Africa LAla Eric Gyamfi LAla Eric Gyamfi Present Future LAla Sandbox #photography #blackwhite #africa #ghana #portraits #monochrome

Eric Gyamfi was born in Ghana, West Africa. With portraits being one of his favourite formats 'These Are The Present Future' is only one in a series of portrait shoots; Portraits I and Witches of Gambaga were also captured in this monochrome style and are equally as stunning. (see also eric gyamfi on tumblr) related LAla Africa LAla Eric Gyamfi LAla Eric Gyamfi Portraits LAla Sandbox #photography #blackwhite #africa #ghana #portraits #monochrome

"Figurative realism with graphic forms purposefully abstracting the human body —at times literally reducing it to its fundamental, skeletal structure" (Driscoll Babcock Galleries, New York) Jenny Morgan has had numerous solo exhibitions and has been shown in various group exhibitions including the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. and the 92Y Tribeca, New York. Apart from the United States, Morgan's work is featured at galleries in Europe, namely Englan