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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
How Long Can It Take For A Hematomas
Straydog bucarest
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How Long Can It Take For A Hematomas
Straydog bucarest
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Friday, October 2, 2009
Adult Animated Cell Jokes
Reisetagebuch Berlin-Istanbul-Bukarest
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Adult Animated Cell Jokes
Reisetagebuch Berlin-Istanbul-Bukarest
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Adult Animated Cell Jokes
Reisetagebuch Berlin-Istanbul-Bukarest
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
Battery And Heated Blanket
Berlinale
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival. 
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival.
Battery And Heated Blanket
Berlinale
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival.
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival.
Battery And Heated Blanket
Berlinale
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival.
The vorliegende Series is the result of my participation in the Close Up Competition 2007 , which is organized by C / O Berlin in cooperation with the International Film Festival.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Light Case Of Genital Herpes
Women's Life I Rio de Janeiro
"You can take pictures, what you want - there are no restrictions!"
Thus began that project by me and Miriam Müller as part of an ASA scholarship that, together with 10 Brazilian women from October to early December 2006 led in Rio de Janeiro. All of the women working as prostitutes in the alleys and love hotels in central and peripheral Rios far away from the glimmering light of the Copacabana. The women involved in the NGO Davida. Davida is a NGO founded in 1992, fighting has since been very successful in strengthening the rights of Brazilian prostitutes.
The idea of our ASA project was, by means of photography, the daily life of prostitutes away from making the environment stereotypes visible. We hoped, thereby help them to gain greater recognition in an often bigoted Brazilian society in which indeed seems omnipresent outside the privacy of sexuality, prostitution, however, is morally discredited, and therefore their circumstances hardly questioned. Because especially with the consequences of the Brazilian Society downright dominant double standard that women face every day.
Participating women were given simple-to-use disposable cameras to order their own, that is, an invisible for many people, daily life of a prostitute in Rio de Janeiro to represent. Thus "Mulheres da Vida" ("Women of Life"), as they are called in Brazil in a relatively short time and with modest means a rich mosaic of the life of.
The resulting photographs provide a multifaceted insight into the lives of women. The images tell of the everyday "normal" Brazilian Women with big and small problems but also their joys, dreams and passions. The vivid discussion and presentation in an exhibition should help to challenge the most pervasive forms of stigma and discrimination. Because the photographs give an insight into her life that is not purely and solely to reduce their profession. Together, a colorful kaleidoscope of many insights resulting in a daily life between family, leisure and work. By targeted coming together of the participants we wanted to further promote the exchange and communication among women. Even for the women themselves were at the sight of the new photographs Insight into the lives of their colleagues. In addition to the recognition to the outside, we also hoped their own personal appreciation to strengthen.
helped us further from interviews that by the common concern with the personal photos of the women achieved a special intimacy. Together with the images they tell of 10 individual women who work within a very specific balance between family, job (s) and their leisure life in the Brazilian metropolis in an admirable manner. The seemingly banal and that is why so mundane photographs offer together with short passages from the interviews a little insight into their everyday the challenges to be split between children, church and condoms.
for more information ions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davida, http://www.davida.org.br/, http://imagens-davida.blogspot.com/ 
"You can take pictures, what you want - there are no restrictions!"
Thus began that project by me and Miriam Müller as part of an ASA scholarship that, together with 10 Brazilian women from October to early December 2006 led in Rio de Janeiro. All of the women working as prostitutes in the alleys and love hotels in central and peripheral Rios far away from the glimmering light of the Copacabana. The women involved in the NGO Davida. Davida is a NGO founded in 1992, fighting has since been very successful in strengthening the rights of Brazilian prostitutes.
The idea of our ASA project was, by means of photography, the daily life of prostitutes away from making the environment stereotypes visible. We hoped, thereby help them to gain greater recognition in an often bigoted Brazilian society in which indeed seems omnipresent outside the privacy of sexuality, prostitution, however, is morally discredited, and therefore their circumstances hardly questioned. Because especially with the consequences of the Brazilian Society downright dominant double standard that women face every day.
Participating women were given simple-to-use disposable cameras to order their own, that is, an invisible for many people, daily life of a prostitute in Rio de Janeiro to represent. Thus "Mulheres da Vida" ("Women of Life"), as they are called in Brazil in a relatively short time and with modest means a rich mosaic of the life of.
The resulting photographs provide a multifaceted insight into the lives of women. The images tell of the everyday "normal" Brazilian Women with big and small problems but also their joys, dreams and passions. The vivid discussion and presentation in an exhibition should help to challenge the most pervasive forms of stigma and discrimination. Because the photographs give an insight into her life that is not purely and solely to reduce their profession. Together, a colorful kaleidoscope of many insights resulting in a daily life between family, leisure and work. By targeted coming together of the participants we wanted to further promote the exchange and communication among women. Even for the women themselves were at the sight of the new photographs Insight into the lives of their colleagues. In addition to the recognition to the outside, we also hoped their own personal appreciation to strengthen.
helped us further from interviews that by the common concern with the personal photos of the women achieved a special intimacy. Together with the images they tell of 10 individual women who work within a very specific balance between family, job (s) and their leisure life in the Brazilian metropolis in an admirable manner. The seemingly banal and that is why so mundane photographs offer together with short passages from the interviews a little insight into their everyday the challenges to be split between children, church and condoms.
for more information ions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davida, http://www.davida.org.br/, http://imagens-davida.blogspot.com/
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