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Lens Magazine - November 2025. Female photographers express femininity. Special Collection

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This month’s edition celebrates outstanding female photographers who express femininity and empower women by sharing stories of pain, struggles, boundary-breaking, and the evolution of their feminine selves. We are pleased to present an exclusive interview with Katerina Belkina, who brings forth a soft, magical world and a fresh perspective on femininity. Fares Micue presents an ultimate message of Fares Micue conveys a sense of positivism through figurative, floral, sensual portraits. Monique van Laake presents her series Faces of Femininity. Sama Alshaibi introduces her crucial project, Between Two Rivers, highlighting the cruelty of controlling women. Vicky Martin explores cultural pressures in (great) Expectations, focusing on stressful expectations placed on women in modern society. Rebecca Drolen’s Factory depicts a space where the female body is magnified as a means of defense and empowerment through physicality. Tetyana Erhart expresses her appreciation for Ukrainian beauty through traditional folk portraits. Renata Dutrée investigates women’s past traumas with her portrait project, Time Will Tell. Mahya Rastegar showcases the challenge to imposed control in her project, Staying Such A Woman. Gala Semenova uses her personal self-portrait project, And Then I Remembered, to explore nudity and connection to nature. Nilangana Banerjee shares two series—The 'Selves' and The Lullaby—both of which examine societal expectations and the quest for the ideal self. Enjoy!

Lens Magazine Description:

Publisher: Art-Market

Category: Photography

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

The International Magazine for Contemporary Fine Art Photography.

Lens Magazine is a monthly publication that exhibits the best and brightest photography works. Lens Magazine follows the same the foundations laid upon by its predecessor, aiming to unearth and showcase both leading artists and emerging talents alike.

Lens Magazine takes a single concept each month. It allows its contributors to delve into any ideas and emotions evoked from this theme, leading to a rich and varied selection of photographs and stories behind them.

During the last five years, we had the privilege to feature Exclusive interviews with some of the most known photographers in the world, including Joel Meyerowitz, Steve Schapiro, Lindsay Adler, Sandro Miller,

Magnum Photographer- Jacob Aue Sobol, Jimmy Nelson, Martin Parr - President of Magnum International Photos (2017), Ami Vitale, Cristina Mittermeier, and many more.

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