Lost Valentine
TOKYO A poetic interpretation on Saint Valentine by photographer Venelina Preininger.
TOKYO A poetic interpretation on Saint Valentine by photographer Venelina Preininger.
MILANO In 1896, the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi founded Casa di Riposo per Musicisti: a home to host older musicians and opera singers, less lucky than him, people who had lived for Music and then found themselves penniless in their sunset years. Swiss photographer Eric Bachmann and German journalist Christian Kämmerling take us to inside this place.
NAPOLI seen by Alexey Kondakov. Another good example of how creativity and (web) storytelling can tell to the world – and so to promote – a territory. See the gallery!
A visual journey in a frozen world full of beauty. | Winter tale II
Hokkaidō, Sapporo, Japan. A visual journey as an exploration of the dual nature of snow. | Winter tale I
PRATO The gaze of Francesca Pompei – architecture photographer, among the #CCTravellers2016 – on the city that begins to be called “The City of Contemporary Art in Italy”.
UGANDA Try to imagine the scene: it’s Christmas morning and we are in the middle of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, far south of Uganda, at the border with Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo, trying to meet some gorillas in their natural habitat. Just the time to get there and we find out why they call it impenetrable forest: there are no marked paths, only dense vegetation.
TOKYO Photographer Sandra Guldemann Duchatellier takes us to Okura Hotel.
PRATO in the beautiful (mobile) photographs shared by @MarikaMarangella on Instagram. ❤ #CCTravellers2016
‘Inhabitants’ is a collective photography exhibition of three international photographers – Jiye Kim, Venelina Preininger and Gueorgui Tcherednitchenko – who bring the ideas of people, emotions and human connections to the centre stage of their work. And one of them is also a CCTzen! 🙂
INDIA An encounter to remember, during the largest spiritual meeting in the world which is held every 12 years in Prayag (Allahabad), the place where the three sacred rivers converge: the Ganges, the Yamuna and the mythological (invisible) Saraswati. Where they celebrate gods… but it’s about humanity.
LA HABANA Getting lost in one of its endless alleyways, turn a corner and meet Rafael. See Cuba.