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Pipina Peperina (a group admin) says:
30 May 09 - One Simple Rule: THINK BEFORE YOU SUBMIT A PHOTOGRAPH. the point is to create a reaction to others, be this love, pain, sadness or disgust... Yet always keeping in mind the pain and feelings of others.

Una unica regla: PIENSEN BIEN ANTES DE SUBIR UNA FOTO. El punto es agregar fotos que lleguen al publico de una manera especial y provoquen algun tipo de reaccion en el espectador, sea amor, dolor, tristeza o rechazo... Pero siempre con la consideracion de los sentimientos de los otros.

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About On Photography: One Line

What makes a photograph? Where in the process of taking it and making it public do we find the answer?
One line. The line. That line that we cross everytime we set to portraying a subject or a certain situation.
Do we ever get to cross it? Is THAT line what makes the art of photography stand and cross boundaries?
Where do we draw the line?

The purpose of this group is to do some "soul searching" into our photographs, to investigate what is it that makes us tick and how it impacts on others. What we felt when we shot one particular take and how we worked with it to create the final result.

We are set to find that line, and cross it, if we dare. And always keep in my our intentions. Whether it is to shock, showing cruel realities, to impact showing incredible raw beauty, or make someone's mind expand by showing them parallel universes.


Look deep into yourselves... and then connect with what surrounds you.

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