Yesterday, I shared a thread of photos by Sudanese photographers, and I really enjoyed it, so I’m back to share more. I’m no expert & idk how to “discuss” art but maybe I’ll make it a series? Anyway - ThreadSky

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bsonblast.bsky.social • 104 days ago

Yesterday, I shared a thread of photos by Sudanese photographers, and I really enjoyed it, so I’m back to share more.

I’m no expert & idk how to “discuss” art but maybe I’ll make it a series? Anyway

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katymcconkey.bsky.social•104 days ago

Thank you! I'm starving for some Sudan over here on this platform.

bsonblast.bsky.social•104 days ago

Something about Hassan Kamil’s photographs is really calming to me. I like how in a lot of his photos the environment seems to swallow up the subjects, but you’re still drawn to them.

The last photo is his latest work. I like that to think it was a callback to the first photo.

bsonblast.bsky.social•104 days ago

Jood Ahmed is a recent discovery for me (in the last year), and I’m so grateful. I can *smell* her photographs, if that makes sense.

They reflect small town/communal life in a way that is relatable on a cellular level (esp the last 3 photos here).

bsonblast.bsky.social•104 days ago

Last but not least (for today), photojournalist Faiz Abubakr. For the better part of the last year and a half, he’s been documenting the war in Sudan.

Faiz is the 2022 World Press Photo winner for Africa (last photo). He’s amazing.

ammkki.bsky.social•104 days ago

These are all so cool! Thanks for sharing!!

thomaserena.bsky.social•104 days ago

They're amazing.
Reminded of a photo by a sudanese artist, an old man next to a fire.. it was sooo amazing, I wish I could find it 😭

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