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Joanna Cresswell

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Writing on art, literature & culture | Editor of some publications | For commissions or just to say hi: joannacresswell@gmail.com | IG: @visionsofjoanna_
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Intimate Photos Documenting A Transition (NSFW)

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By Joanna Cresswell
| refinery29.com
"Taking a photo every day is, for me, a way of showing up for myself. It’s part of a larger process of accountability and self-care," says 27-year-old photographer Laurence Philomène. As a non-binary transgender person, since early 2019 Philomène has been documenting the daily process of their transition on HRT (hormone replacement therapy) for a project entitled Puberty. Radiant and rainbow-hued, Philomène’s pictures document the artist’s life at home.
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Tender Photographs Celebrating The Bond Between Sisters

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By Joanna Cresswell
| refinery29.com
Dutch-Canadian photographer Maxime Cardol didn’t grow up with sisters. She has a brother, and they spent their early childhood in Canada before returning to their native Netherlands with their parents when she was 6 years old. What inspired her, then, to begin her latest project making sun-soaked photographs of sisters in gardens, homes and parks? "I think it's an extension of my interest in women," she says. "Some sisters have this beautiful bond, it's like a friendship for life.
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These Photos Will Make You Nostalgic For Your Awkward Teenage Years

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By Joanna Cresswell
| refinery29.com
Fumi Nagasaka has been photographing youth culture in its myriad forms for more than a decade. Now based in New York City, she was born and raised in Japan. "I grew up in a few different places when I was a kid because of my dad’s job. He used to be a professional race car driver so we moved between Nagoya, where both my parents are from, and Tokyo. I was a quiet kid, very into sports, and I got bullied for a time too.
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