Chosen by Batsceba Hardy from our Facebook Galleries and changed every Monday morning.
In today's society, recognition and appreciation have become significant to many individuals. In our group and on our website, we recognize noteworthy accomplishments such as Photo of the Week, but we do not claim superiority. We proudly display your award-winning photos in our galleries and share them with you. Although we acknowledge our imperfections, we strive to provide you with the best possible experience using our intelligent features, magazines and books. Our ultimate goal is to help you appreciate your own photography as well as that of others whilst also encouraging thought and contemplation.
Monday 6.04.26
Erik Corduwener
This stunning photograph is a timeless street classic, showcasing a group of boys with a conspiratorial air. It radiates charm, inviting viewers to explore its story. The striking contrast between deep blacks and beautifully detailed highlights creates a captivating atmosphere that holds your attention. Each element contributes to an unforgettable visual impression that lingers long after the viewing experience.
Monday 30.03.26
Uwe Shröder Eduardo Storch
Two very different images, but both protagonists (distinct from each other) are placed within a frame that enhances the composition and brings their story to life. Both are colourful and mysterious, showing us two characters observing something invisible.
Monday 23.03.26
Miguel Angel Franco Dana
Miguel Angel Franco Dana
The image is certainly exaggerated in colours, but this helps to immerse us in the psychedelic world of fun, typical of advertising. However, the subject prompts us to think of a different social situation, like a thinker facing his daily journey...
A beautiful union, a bit dystopian.
I wanted to highlight these images because the three portraits in a way resemble each other and all three show us the relationship with the photographer. The first image is a wonderful example of a street candid.
Monday 16.03.26
Federico Borobio Marc Dessi
Eduard Idelson Juan Miguel Estocio
This week, I have chosen two aspects of daily life: our loyal friend, the dog, and the relationships among family members or friends. The first two images show how a dog can adopt human-like behaviour.
In Federico's picture, the dog is the focus, but the scene expands, creating meaningful connections that tell us more. Marc's image highlights the small dog's remarkable expression and also connects to the owner's hand, allowing us to imagine her.
Eduard's shot captures a lovely scene: a father playing the trumpet with a street band, while his little son imitates him and gazes at the photographer, caught between curiosity and fear. Juan Miguel's image impressed me with its spontaneity and the photographer's framing. It tells a story of intimacy between two people through details
Monday 09.03.26
Miguel Angel Franco Dana Bruce Saille
Erik Corduwener Nadia Eecckhout
This week, I thought of sharing some special images that, while telling a story, go beyond the narrow confines of street photography and enter a more personal realm of exploration. As always, it is the ability to see that matters in photography, regardless of our style, and these images showcase photographers who are keenly observing the world around them.
Monday 03.03.26
Simone Sander Barba Craig Donna Marchese Kross
This week, I'm running late due to health issues. I chose three totally different images that belong to three different categories, but each has a story waiting for us to imagine and enjoy.
Simone Sander uses a geometric reality and a perfect black-and-white, an absolutely conceptual approach, smudging the crisp image with a blur that returns us to the magic of childhood.
Barbara Craig embroiders a winter story with this magical point of view. The two distant figures are beautiful.
Donna Marchese Kross presents a classic image, leading us from within the car to the outside world. It’s a beautiful scene, full of vibrant colours and a sense of timelessness. The man's expression captures a moment frozen in time, adding depth and emotion to the image.
Monday 23.02.26
Ryhor Cisiecki Nadia Eeckhout
Ryhor Cisiecki
Nadia Eeckhout
Children often get caught up in their own world—a world filled with questions, hopes, fears, and dreams. Each time we get a glimpse into it, like in these two wonderful examples, we're inspired to think about them with even more care and understanding.
Monday 16.02.26
Kobi Samarno Mikael Carlsson
Kobi Samarno
These two images might appear quite different at first, but both evoke a sense of anticipation. It's a quiet, intimate wait, possibly driven by longing, beautifully captured in Mikael Carlsson's black-and-white photograph, softened by gentle lighting. Meanwhile, the colourful image by Kobi Samarno depicts a shared moment of waiting in a station. Both images possess a spiritual quality, as if the subjects have surrendered to fate with peaceful acceptance.
Monday 09.02.26
Cassian Edwards B.D. Colen
George Koulouridis Robert Willis
When photography becomes introspective. Four images that can be paired two by two. The photographer both observes and is observed.
Each of these images conveys a strong feeling. Feelings that are expressed only in black and white. A photographic language that cannot be erased. And all four did not resort to special treatment.