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Discover the Fine Art prints from Noppadol Maitreechit’s series “Fisherman’s Dream” and get a unique work of art from the best contemporary photographers.
Noppadol Maitreechit
“The Fisherman’s Dream”
We all carry dreams and aspirations within us that fuel our determination and drive us forward. This universal truth is evident in the lives of the Burmese people (from Myanmar, formerly known as Burma) who migrate to work in the fishing industry. They, too, dream of a better life – one characterized by satisfying meals, rejuvenating sleep, and the financial capacity to support their loved ones back home. No dream is superior or inferior to another, for we all relentlessly strive to turn our aspirations into reality and live life to the fullest.
The evocative photo series, “Fisherman’s Dream“, masterfully highlights the common thread that unites us all – our dreams. Through expert composition, lighting, and the psychological interplay between the subjects and the viewers, the photographer transforms seemingly ordinary moments into captivating works of art.
Each image in Noppadol Maitreechit’s series is a testament to the power of photography as a medium to communicate the essence of human experiences and emotions.
The fisherman’s dream
A Collective Human Experience
By capturing the raw and faded elements of the fishermen’s lives, the photographs unveil the beauty and resilience that exist within their experiences. The series delves into the world of these hardworking individuals, shedding light on their aspirations, courage, and tenacity in the face of adversity.
In “Fisherman’s Dream“, the fusion of technical expertise and artistic vision brings forth a powerful collection of images that reveal the shared dreams and aspirations that connect us all. The photographs serve as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit, transcending boundaries and differences, celebrating our collective pursuit of a better life.
Eyeshot Magazine #10 | Open Call Edition
This is the tenth issue of Eyeshot Magazine always in limited edition of 500 copies, showcasing the thoughtful and creative photographs of the 70 talented photographers who have been selected as the winners, jurors’ picks and finalists of the Eyeshot Open Call 2022. The artworks were chosen from over 6000 photographssubmitted from more than 100 different countries, making this a truly global showcase of street and documentary photography.
Noppadol Maitreechit, hailing from Thailand, is a passionate movie enthusiast who holds a bachelor’s degree in motion pictures. Driven by his desire to capture unforgettable moments from the streets, Noppadol has built an impressive portfolio that would captivate any street photographer. His work is characterized by its vibrancy and colorful visual aspects, showcasing the energy and life found in urban settings.
Every time Noppadol ventures out with his camera, he envisions the images he wants to create and seeks out bright, lively locations filled with people engaged in various activities. While he maintains high expectations for his work, he also recognizes the importance of being present in the moment and embracing the unexpected. In the end, it is the act of walking through the streets and immersing himself in the atmosphere that inspires his stunning photographs, rather than any preconceived notions. This open-minded approach allows Noppadol Maitreechit to continually evolve as an artist, capturing the essence of life on the streets in a truly authentic and visually engaging manner
Winners
Open Call 22
Finalists
Single Category
Finalists
Series Category
The 2022 Eyeshot Open Call saw the submission of over 6.000 photographs by incredibly talented photographers from over 100 different countries. With the participation on an extraordinary jury composed of Marco Savarese, founder and editor-in-chief of Eyeshot, Magnum photographers such as Trent Parke and Emin Özmen, leading representatives of street and documentary photography scene – Vineet Vohra, Siegfried Hansen, Koci Hernandez , Mark Abramson and Isadora Kosofsky – and winners of the World Press Photo Award – Narelle Autio and Kitra Cahana – these artworks were selected for their visual storytelling, creativity, and style in conveying their unique observations of contemporary reality.
Street and documentary photography feel the urgency to elevate the streets of the world into theaters without requiring humans to perform. In front of each of these images, you can mirror yourself. Or you can also just look at them.
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