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The Ekkoz (4) Issue – More Than The Street

The Ekkoz (4) Issue – More Than The Street is Interpubliq’s dedicated street photography edition: 160 pages of global, contemporary image-making that refuses to treat “the street” as just a backdrop. This issue moves from New York to Helsinki, Dhaka to Barcelona, weaving together cinematic frames, raw documentary moments, and

Shot by Felix Vollmann

Felix is a photographer and filmmaker (DoP Director of Photography) since 2012. Currently he is based out of Berlin, Germany. He has worked for and with Governments in Europe (Germany), Africa (Burkina Faso, Comoros, Kenya, São Tomé e Principe, South Africa, Mozambique), Asia (China, Vietnam) and the Caribbean (Belize). Djambi

Shot By Hugh Kretschmer

Hugh Kretschmer, a Los Angeles native, grew up in a family of artists. Influenced by his father’s photography skills and his mother’s knowledge of early 20th-century art, Hugh developed a unique approach to visual problem-solving. He earned a BFA from the Art Center College of Design and later moved to

Open Call: Interpubliq Magazine Invites Street Photographers

Street photography is more than just an art form—it’s a visual dialogue with the world around us. It’s about capturing fleeting moments, spontaneous interactions, and the raw energy of urban life. Whether it’s a quiet, introspective scene or the chaos of a bustling city, street photography tells stories that might

Shot By Alexandra Chrysohoidis

Alexandra Chrysohoidis is a Greek-American photographer and visual artist based in Los Angeles, CA. With a BFA in Photography from Parsons The New School for Design, her background is design and concept based. You started photography as a way to capture your surroundings, especially people. How has your approach to
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