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By the Mediterranean
_{Knut Egil Wang}

David, Rockefeller Road 2011
_{Chris Maluszynski}

IT BUDS, Story behind the picture: I was doing a photo essay about my fear of the dark for an anthology about security for women in public spaces, with texts by various feminist researchers. This is the hand of one of the teenage girls I was photographing in a dark forest. I like that the buds and the nail have a similar shape. But most of all I like that the nail looks like a sharp claw, almost like a weapon, something that makes the girl look like a perpetrator rather than a victim.

It buds
_{Elin Berge}

Winter Solistice, Asker, Norway 2019
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Nokka-Matti
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Misty morning
_{Elin Berge}

Summer Night, Linköping, Sweden 2020
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Intersection

_{Knut Egil Wang}

Venice
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Butterfly
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Vargträsk
_{Elin Berge}

Photographer on Rock

_{Knut Egil Wang}

A ship is a large watercraft that travels the world's oceans and other sufficiently deep waterways, carrying goods or passengers, or in support of specialized missions, such as defense, research, and fishing. Ships are generally distinguished from boats, based on size and shape. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

That Green Ship
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Jeg er tyk
_{Marie Hald}

Grand Canyon. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

Grand Canyon
_{Knut Egil Wang}

I went to this lake with Swedish artist and composer Frida Hyvönen to take pictures to her album Kvinnor och Barn (2016). When we arrived to the lake we met some children there. I asked if I could photograph this young girl. The image became the cover to the single Sjön. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

Sjön
_{Elin Berge}

Summer night, Poland 2005. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Summer night, Poland 2005
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Downtown Las Vegas, 2006
_{Chris Maluszynski}

In 2007 a group of Swedish women established a network called Bara Bröst (translation both bare breasts/merely breasts). They wanted to start a debate about the unwritten social and cultural rules that sexualizes and discriminates the female body. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

Bara bröst
_{Elin Berge}

Magic Hour. From the series The Girls from Malawa. © Marie Hald / MOMENT

Magic hour
_{Marie Hald}

Pink is a pale tint of red that is named after a flower of the same name. It was first used as a color name in the late 17th century. According to surveys in Europe and the United States, pink is the color most often associated with charm, politeness, sensitivity, tenderness, sweetness, childhood, femininity and romance. A combination of pink and white is associated with chastity and innocence, whereas a combination of pink and black links to eroticism and seduction. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

Pink Shirt
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Over the years I have found myself in Las Vegas numerous times on various assignments. I have developed some kind of love-hate relationship to this at the same time horrible and fascinating place. To me Las Vegas, usually presents an onslaught on all human senses, an overload of all possible impressions at once. I think it was while trying to save my eyes from all the blinking lights and craziness around me, when I looked down to avoid it all, that I discovered that even the floor was no refuge, and that even more visual madness was to be found there. Since that moment the carpets of Las Vegas have intrigued me, and on every occasion I find myself in Las Vegas I study and photograph them. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Las Vegas Carpets I
_{Chris Maluszynski}

At MOMA, New York. The sculpture Fillette is made by Louise Bourgeois. (Fillette means little girl in French.) MOMA says this about the sculpture: «…While it most obviously represents a phallus, the work can also be seen as a female torso, as the title suggests; in this reading, the two round forms are the tops of two legs, attaching to their hip joints. This eliding of genders creates ambiguity, as do the work’s dual qualities of erect potency and fragile vulnerability. «From a sexual point of view,» Bourgeois said, «I consider the masculine attributes to be very delicate. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

At the Museum
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Heartbeats, is a photographic, creative response to the experience of watching my children grow up. Each photograph dense with concentrated personal significance, the series as a whole unfolds as a collection of memories. Heartbeats is an expression of love where words fail. The photographs are poems, which I didn’t know how to write. Poems of boyhood, longing, innocence, vulnerability, mortality.” / © Juuso Westerlund

Spiderman in Snow
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Marte in the lake. From the series I am Fat. © Marie Hald / MOMENT

Marte in the lake
_{Marie Hald}

The Royal Smithfield Show, Earls Court, London 2004. The last major livestock show to be held in London. The first was held in 1799. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

The Royal Smithfield Show
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Mardi Gras, New Orleans 2009. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Mardi Gras, New Orleans 2009
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Bubble gum is a type of chewing gum, designed to be inflated out of the mouth as a bubble. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

Bubble Gum
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Portrait of the Swedish author Stina Stoor. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

Stina Stoor, Balåliden, 2020
_{Elin Berge}

Agata. From the series 'The Girls from Malawa. © Marie Hald / MOMENT

Agata
_{Marie Hald}

Michigan Hill Outside the little town Richford, upstate New York, lies Michigan Hill - named so by the people who were on their way to Michigan, but decided to settle here. Over the hill runs a dusty road: Rockefeller Road, named so after the man who was born here in 1839: John D Rockefeller - who became the World's richest man. Perhaps no other person embodies the "American Dream" like John D Rockefeller. A self made billionaire who shaped America and influenced the whole world in his time. The people who live on the muddy road today, don't dream the same dreams. They most of all want to be left alone and care much more for hunting and cannabis than for founding oil companies and building empires. This body of work represents a span of six years since my first visit to Rockefeller Road in 2007. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Michigan Hill
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Field Trip. From the series Southbound. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

Field Trip
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Fat is Beautiful. From the series I am Fat. © Marie Hald / MOMENT

Fat is beautiful
_{Marie Hald}

Mother Earth Yoik. From the series Awakening. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

Mother Earth Yoik
_{Elin Berge}

Cactus. From the series Southbound. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

Cactus
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Elvis in Denmark. © Marie Hald / MOMENT

Elvis in Denmark
_{Marie Hald}

Rough seas are part of everyday life for the people of Tory Island. There is now a ferry that connects the island with the coast of Donegal, and runs daily if the weather permits. In reality during the wintertime many days can go by without a connection. Tory Island, around 3 miles long and 1 mile across, is a rock in the Atlantic Ocean northwest of Ireland. The island has a population of approximately 160 and its own king. There have been kings on Tory Island since the 5th century. The island's location, its harsh climate and since recently the lack of fish and work has gradually diminished its population. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Tory Island 2006
_{Chris Maluszynski}

Spiny Dogfish (Pigghå) © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

Spiny Dogfish (Pigghå)
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Elephants are the largest existing land animals. This is a German elephant, spotted in Hamburg zoo. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

Elephant
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Portrait of Swedish singer and composer Annika Norlin. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

The Breeze in the Air
_{Elin Berge}

Convention, New York City 2010. © Chris Maluszynski / MOMENT

Convention, New York City 2010
_{Chris Maluszynski}

© Marie Hald / MOMENT

Dog
_{Marie Hald}

Cat on Hat. © Knut Egil Wang / MOMENT

Cat on Hat
_{Knut Egil Wang}

Hair is a protein filament that grows from follicles found in the dermis. Hair is one of the defining characteristics of mammals. The human body, apart from areas of glabrous skin, is covered in follicles which produce thick terminal and fine vellus hair. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

Man with a red cup
_{Juuso Westerlund}

Detail, the Goddess Tree. From the series Awakening. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

Detail, the Goddess Tree
_{Elin Berge}

The ouroboros is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent eating its own tail. The ouroboros is often interpreted as a symbol for eternal cyclic renewal or a cycle of life, death, and rebirth. © Juuso Westerlund / MOMENT

Ouroboros
_{Juuso Westerlund}

The Goddess Tree. From the series Awakening. © Elin Berge / MOMENT

The Goddess Tree
_{Elin Berge}

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