Rencontres d'Arles 2016. © FPmag.

SIMULTANEI, volti del contemporaneo 2019, Cinzia Battagliola, Nuda Veritas. © Cinzia Battagliola.

From the exhibition Butterflies / Chapter 4 by Scott Typaldos. © Scott Typaldos/Prospekt.

Gianluca Balocco, La vita delle cose, 2018. Site-specific installation, from left: Aida Accolla, Luciana Savignano, Carla Fracci. © Gianluca Balocco.

Daniel Berehulak, from the reportage They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals, winner of the Master Award section of the Word.Report Award 2017 | Documenting Humanity. © Daniel Berehulak.

Bruce Weber, Kris Ruhs, Milano, 2011. © Bruce Weber.

Frank Herfort, Russian Fairy Tales. © Frank Herfort.

Farshid Tighehsaz, from the series From Labyrinth. One of the three winners of the first edition of New Visions. © Farshid Tighehsaz.

© Natalie Christensen, Review Santa Fe Alum.

Julian Röder, Thermal Imaging Camera, Northern Greece, 2012. © Julian Röder.

Alicia Dobrucka, Castro, Montegallo, 2017. From the series Damage. C-print, 50x60cm. © the artist.

Sebastião Salgado, South Sandwich Islands, 2009. © Sebastião Salgado/Amazonas Images/Contrasto.

James Nachtwey, The south tower of the World Trade Center collapsing following the attacks. For months after the September 11 attacks, rescue workers continued to work in thick dust, clearing the site, which came to be known as Ground Zero, USA, New York, 2001. © James Nachtwey/Trustees of Dartmouth College.

Paolo Roversi, My camera and Golshifteh, Paris, 2017. © Paolo Roversi. Courtesy Fondazione Sozzani.

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.

© Lorenzo Castore.

Mario Carrieri, Flower n. 819, 2016. © 2017 Mario Carrieri.

Nobuyoshi Araki, Tokyo 21 02 2009. © Nobuyoshi Araki. Courtesy of Fondazione Bisazza.

Viviane Sassen, Inhale, 2011. © Viviane Sassen. Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani/Fondazione Sozzani.

Guy Bourdin, Vogue Paris, February 1971. © Guy Bourdin.

From the exhibition Sharkification by Cristina de Middel. © Cristina de Middel.

Antonio Faccilongo, IVF - In Vitro Insemination, winner of the photographic contest LuganoPhtoDays 2016. © Antonio Faccilongo.

From the series Made in USSR. © Alexandra Polina.

Elliott Erwitt, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 1957. © Elliott Erwitt/Magnum Photos.

Joel Meyerowitz, Movie Theater Booth, Times Square, New York City, 1963. Courtesy of the artist and Howard Greenberg Gallery. © Rencontres Arles.

Irving Penn, Hell's Angels, San Francisco, 1967. © The Irving Penn Foundation.

Paras Chandaria, Nairobi – The Jungle City. © Paras Chandaria.

Shoeb Faruquee, Food for God, Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2017. © Shoeb Faruquee.

Omar Victor Diop, Thiaroye 1944, série Liberty. © Omar Victor Diop.

Sanne De Wilde, from the exhibition The island of the Colorblind. © Sanne De Wilde.

Étienne Racine, from the exhibition Contrastes Andalous. © Étienne Racine.

The dummy book Make a wish by Loulou d'Aki, winner of the Photobook Review and Prize 2017.

Daniele Tamagni, Lalhande the young, 2007. From the series Gentlemen of Bacongo. © Daniele Tamagni.

Justyna Mielnikiewicz, Odessa, Ukraine, July 2015. © Justyna Mielnikiewicz.
Amina Okuyeva poses for the photo in a flat she shares with her mother and son. She was on Maidan from December 2014 working as a medical volunteer. In that time her husband was in prison accused of the attempt to kill Russian President Putin. After Euromaidan revolution he was pardoned and together with Amina joined international peacekeeping battalion of volunteers to support Ukraine in fighting against the pro-Russian insurgency.

Jacob Aue Sobol, With and Without You. © Jacob Aue Sobol/Magnum Photos.

Nina Parisi and Sarah Bochaton, from the exhibition Fermez les yeux et regardez. © Nina Parisi and Sarah Bochaton.

© Richard l'Anson.

Pierfrancesco Celada, Instagram Pier, Hong Kong. © Pierfrancesco Celada.

Anton Stankowski (Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 1906 – Esslingen am Neckar, Germany, 1998), Juwelen, 1930/1960. Gelatin silver print, 29,4×37,9 cm. © Stankowski-Stiftung.

© Joel Sartore/National Geographic.

Jean Depara, Bienvenue à la fête, from the series Night in Kinshasa, 1955-1965. © Jean Depara/Revue Noire.

Ed Alcock - CDT 56, Aurélie Forges, fauconnière au Parc zoologique du château de Branféré à Le Guerno. From the series Entre chien et loup Petites fables du Morbihan. © Ed Alcock - CDT 56 / Agence Myop pour Le Festival Photo La Gacilly 2017.

Ai Weiwei, Odyssey, 2017. Exhibition view, ZAC, Palermo. © Ai Weiwei. Photo: Benito Frazzetta.

Burhan Özbilici, The Associated Press, An Assassination in Turkey, World Press Photo of the Year 2016. Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milan.

John Akomfrah, Vertigo Sea, 2015. Three channel HD colour video installation, 7.1 sound - 48'30''. Video still. © Smoking Dogs Films. Courtesy Lisson Gallery.

David Alan Harvey, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2011. © David Alan Harvey/Magnum Photos.

Luca Maria Patella, Lu' capa tella, 1973. © Luca Maria Patella. B/W print on cotton paper, 23,5x28 cm. Courtesy Laura Bulian Gallery.

From the series Golden Days Before They End. © Klaus Pichler. Winner of the Happiness On The Move International Award 2016.

Pieter Hugo, Abdullahi Mohammed with Gumu, Ogere-Remo, Nigeria, 2007. From the series Gadawan Kura – The Hyena Men Series II. C-print, 172,5x172,5 cm. © the artist.

Elliott Erwitt, Reno, Nevada, USA 1960. © Elliott Erwitt/Magnum Photos.

© Giulia Piermartiri & Edoardo Delille, Italy, Shortlist, Professional, Portraiture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.

From the project The Longings of the Others. © Sandra Hoyn. Cortona On The Move OFF Circuit 2016.

Letizia Battaglia, Festa del giorno dei morti. I bambini giocano con le armi, Palermo, 1986. Courtesy l'artista.

During the visit to the general exhibition of Menotrentuno 2016 at Masedu – Museo di Arte Contemporanea in Sassari. © FPmag.

© Armin Linke.

Nobuyoshi Araki, Untitled, 2016. © Nobuyoshi Araki / Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milan

Mahsa is 17. She falls in love with a boy and intends to marry him, but her father is against the marriage. One day she has an argument with her father, and she and her mother decide to kill the father. Mahsa kills her father with a kitchen knife, and now her brothers are requesting death penalty or lex talionis for her and her mother. © Sadegh Souri

Corrado Fanti (1947), Villa Sorra, 1982. Bromide gelatin silver, 28,3x40,1 cm. Courtesy Galleria civica di Modena

An ex-Seleka soldier from the army of warlord General Ali Darrass stands guard at the Ndassima gold mine, the biggest in CAR. © William Daniels/Panos Pictures.

Chappaqua, New York. March 2013. Howie and Laurel Borowick embrace in the bedroom of their home. In their thirty-four year marriage, they never could have imagined being diagnosed with stage-4 cancer at the same time. © Nancy Borowick.

From the exhibition White Angel by Niels Ackermann. © Niels Ackermann

To enter priesthood in the Orthodox religion it is necessary to become monk first or to get married. Vladimir marries Vittoria; both have attended the community years before. From the serie Isle of Salvation by Francesco Comello, winner of World.Report Award 2016, categoria Spot Light Award. © Francesco Comello.

During a guided tour of the Thematic Area The lives of the others, realised with the support of Fujifilm Italia on the occasion of the Festival of Ethical Photography 2016. © FPmag.

Tennessee. USA, 2015. The wedding of two members of the KKK in a barn in rural Tennessee. © Peter Van Agtmael/Magnum Photos.

From the series 38E Parallel Nord by Hélène Veilleux. © Hélène Veilleux.

Oglala youths hold an upside-down flag, an international symbol of distress and an act of defiance toward the U.S. government, at a rally to commemorate a 1975 shoot-out between American Indian Movement (AIM) activists and FBI agents. Two agents and one AIM member died; AIM’s Leonard Peltier was jailed for life. © Aaron Huey

From the exhibition Butterflies / Chapter 4 by Scott Typaldos. © Scott Typaldos/Prospekt.

From the exhibition Migranesimo by Alex Majoli. © Alex Majoli.

From the project Be Twins by Roselena Ramistella. © Roselena Ramistella.

Mahsa is 17. She falls in love with a boy and intends to marry him, but her father is against the marriage. One day she has an argument with her father, and she and her mother decide to kill the father. Mash kills her father with a kitchen knife, and now her brothers are requesting death penalty or lex talionis for her and her mother. © Sadegh Souri.

Sarah Moon, Julie Stouvenel, 1989.

Peter Bauza from Echo Photojournalism agency, the moment during the award ceremony, accepting his award the Visa d'Or Magazine 2016. © FPmag.

From the project IN/VISIBLE by Ann-Christine Woehrl. © Ann-Christine Woehrl.

Master Award 2016. India – Women Empowerment. © Ivan Sarfatti.

David Seidner, Lips, 1988. © International Center of Photography, David Seidner Archive / Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milano.

From the exhibition Un regard poétique by Shōji Ueda. © Shōji Ueda.

A leopard seal bares teeth in a threat display to protect her kill from the exhibition Sous les glaces, s’éteignent les espèces by Paul Nicklen. © Paul Nicklen/National Geographic Creative.

The poster of the Photo Festival La Gacilly 2016 edition. © FPmag.

Kent Rogowski, Love = Love. Courtesy of the artist. © Rencontres Arles

From the exhibition White Angel by Niels Ackermann. © Niels Ackermann.

Eamonn Doyle, Untitled, from the End series, 2015. Courtesy of the Michael Hoppen Gallery. © Rencontres Arles.

From the series Golden Days Before They End. © Klaus Pichler. Winner of the Happiness On The Move International Award 2016.

Antoine Tempé, Blow Up, Dakar, 2013, project (re-)Mixing Hollywood. Courtesy of the artist. © Rencontres Arles

Untitled. Concept and images by Toiletpaper magazine: Maurizio Cattelan et Pierpaolo Ferrari. © Rencontres Arles

New York, USA, 2010. © Eolo Perfido.

From the project Family Love. © Darcy Padilla

From the project Research at the End of the World. © Anna Filipova

Guido Guidi, The factory, from the series Gardenia, Reggio Emilia 1996
. Linea di Confine Collection, Rubiera. © Guido Guidi.

From the series Futuristic Archaeology. © Daesung Lee. Winner of the Happiness On The Move International Award 2015.

Biratoranger, Nibutani, Hokkaido, Japan, 2015. © Laura Liverani/Lunch Bee House.
Self-named Biratoranger is an Ainu activist. He styles himself into a super-hero character borrowed from Japanese pop culture. Here he is pictured participating in a reforestation project.

Gabriele Basilico, from the series Dancing in Emilia, 1978. © Gabriele Basilico.
From the exhibition Disco Emilia (Spazio Gerra, piazza XXV Aprile, 2 - Reggio Emilia, Italy).

Bull's eye. © Gilbert Garcin

A family is watching a 3D advert movie, simulating the future life that will offer Rawabi, the biggest planned city in West Bank, Rawabi, 20 km from Ramallah, January 2013. © Andrea & Magda Photographers. From The Palestinian Dream, the project with which Andrea & Magda won the Tabò Prize 2015.

© Marina Sersale | Courtesy of ILEX Gallery, Rome.

© Sezione Archivi della Biblioteca Centrale di Architettura, Politecnico di Torino, Fondo Carlo Mollino.

Steve Hiett, Bougival, Audrey Marnay, Creme, 2004. Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milan.

Herb Ritts, Stephanie, Cindy, Christy, Tatjana, Naomi, Hollywood 1989. © Herb Ritts Foundation.

Nel silenzio svanendo by Lorenzo Papi, Honourable Mention Young Talents of Image 2015, Portrait category. © Lorenzo Papi.

Ugo Mulas, Andy Warhol, Philip Fagan and Gerard Malanga, New York, 1964. © Estate Ugo Mulas, Milano - Courtesy Galleria Lia Rumma, Milano/Napoli.

© Gianmarco Maraviglia/Echo Photojournalism.

Family Affair. © Katerina Tsakiri.

In the office of the foundry, Oerlikon Mechanical Constructions Factory, 1937. © Jakob Tuggener Foundation, Uster. From the exhibit Fabrik 1933-1953. Poetic and expressionistic vision in industrial images projections.

Dar Gassenhauer (The Popular Song), 1930s. © The Estate of Heinz Hejek-Halke/Michael Ruetz. Courtesy Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milano.

A believer during a rite of initiation into the Casa do Santo in Arborio, in the province of Vercelli. © Gianmarco Maraviglia/Echo Photojournalism.

24 Hours of Photos. © Erik Kessels.

Farmers of Cerano area are forced by industrial settlement to move themselves until the neighboring village of Tuturano to stock water. The groundwater has been polluted by the excavations for the underground passage of the conveyor belt of coal of Central Federico II. © Karl Mancini/Echo Photojournalism.

From the exhibition Scorched Earth China's Wounded Environmet. © James Whitlow Delano.

Ivan leads a group of explorer of the paramilitary militia of the Pravy Sektor. His task is to patrol all enemy lines in order to identify places where artillery, snipers and trenches are hidden. © Ugo Lucio Borga/Echo Photojournalism.

Teddy Bambam and his henchman Rocky outside The Beauchamp pub. © Jocelyn Bain Hogg.

Master Award, From There to Here. Immigration in the time of Fortress Europe by Giulio Piscitelli. Sahara desert, Libya, Border with Egypt, May 18th, 2014. Refugees crossing the desert and found in the desert by a local militia after 3 days of trip without water. In the area there aren’t no NGO’s or humanitarian groups that could help the refugees that almost everyday arrive from the desert, often injured or precarious health conditions. The militia found 3 vehicles with 85 refugees coming from Sudan and directed to Libya, stuck in the desert because of problems with the tires. In the picture the refugees run on the sand to reach one of the van that has restarted the trip after the repair of the tires and engine. The Sahara Desert, unites the sub-Saharan Africa, with the Maghreb countries. It is crossed by immigrants, mostly from East Africa and in particular political refugees, mostly from the Horn of Africa. The crossing of the Sahara is done with trucks, entrusted to criminal organizations involved in human trafficking. During the journey the passengers suffer the violence, by different kinds of militias much present in those territories (Libya, Chad, Sudan), and sometimes by the same smugglers who organize the trips. Over the past decade, at least 1,594 people have lost their lives crossing the Sahara, according to estimates of the site Fortress Europe. © Giulio Piscitelli/Contrasto.

Strait of Sicily, Mediterranean Sea, April 2, 2011. A boat with more than 100 migrants from Tunisia waving at an Egyptian fishing boat to ask for directions to the Italian coast. © Giulio Piscitelli/Contrasto/Réa.

Somalia, Mogadishu, September 2009, Martini Hospital: a boy covers his face in front of his father's body, torn apart by a mortar shell. © Ugo Lucio Borga/Echo Photojournalism. From the exhibition Furiarum Aera, images and sounds from a world of war.

From the exhibition Ich bin Waldviertel - I am Waldviertel. © Carla Kogelman.

Thierry Bouët, High-wing airplane, Private Affairs series. € 32,000, Sartrouville Price: make an offer. Phone calls only. Pierre, a precision mechanics technician with a vocational certificate as a lathe operator, spent 12 years building his own airplane, which he flew a total of 60 hours. Starting out with a wad of paper and no screws, this model was designed for scrubland. It is the only one of its kind to fly. Thanks to its lower hold, it can be used for parachute jumps. Pierre is selling it because of new EU regulations. His basic license, which allowed him to fly within a 30-kilometre radius, is no longer recognised. He now gives himself four years to build an ultra-light aircraft. Courtesy of the artist. © Rencontres Arles.

From series 6th Continent. © Mattia Insolera.

From the exhibition Sotto la pelle del reale, from series Poesie in cerca d'autore, 1970-2000, Gelatin, Silver Print Vintage, 30x40cm, Courtesy Archivio Mario Giacomelli - Sassoferrato. © Mario Giacomelli.

Paolo Pellegrin and Alex Majoli, Congo, 2012. Majoli/Pellegrin/Magnum Photo. Courtesy of the artists and Cherry Tree Gallery, Megève. © Rencontres Arles.

Boz Scaggs, Middle Man, Columbia FC 36106, États-Unis, 1980. Photography by Guy Bourdin. Courtesy of The Guy Bourdin Estate, 2015. © Rencotres Arles.

An employ of ‘Jetpack Cayman’ demonstrates the watersport now available on the island. A 2000cc motor pumps up water trough the Jetpack propelling the client out of the water (359US$ for a 30 minutes secession). Mike Thalasinos, the owner of the company quips, ‘the Jetpack is zero gravity, the Cayman are zero taxes, we are in the right place!’ Grand Cayman. Courtesy of the artist. © Paolo Woods & Gabriele Galimberti.

West Ninth Avenue, Amarillo, Texas, October 2, 1974, from the Uncommon Places series. Courtesy of the artist and 303 Gallery, New York © Rencontres Arles.

Eikoh Hosoe, Simmon: A Private Landscape, 1971. Courtesy of the artist, Jean-Kenta Gauthier, Paris, and Akio Nagasawa Gallery, Tokyo. © Rencontres Arles.

Desert Isle Motel, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1979. Courtesy of Luïscius. © Rencontres Arles.

Cambridge. GB. England. Clare College May Ball. From Luxury. 2005. Courtesy of Martin Parr/Magnum Photos – Kamel Mennour. © Rencontres Arles.

World.Report Award - Premio Italiano di Fotogiornalismo 2014, Master Award category: Life in War by Majid Saeedi.
Buzkashi Square, Mazar Sharif City, Nord dell’Afghanistan. © Majid Saeedi.
World.Report Award - Premio Italiano di Fotogiornalismo 2014
categoria Master Award: Life in War di Majid Saeedi

Le motivazioni della giuria
«La giuria riconosce all’autore la capacità di aver realizzato un affresco della società afgana nelle sue molteplici sfumature, raccontando la quotidianità di un paese che è riuscito a mantenere viva la propria cultura e un barlume di normalità nonostante un conflitto devastante. I 10 anni di guerra sono raccontati con una profondità di visione e una capacità di empatia che riescono a presentare la complessa realtà afgana nella sua contraddittorietà, che oscilla da una profonda disperazione a un’altrettanto profonda bellezza. Il lavoro supera quindi lo sviluppo classico del racconto reportagistico e diventa la storia per immagini di un’intera civiltà».

From the exihibition Pekka Sammallahti: Artic Mindscapes. © Pekka Sammallahti.