CONGRATULATIONS TO NUNO FOX

Nuno Fox won an Honourable Mention at the 7th edition of "Visao Photojournalism Award" in Sports category with the above picture of Parkour urban sport.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ANTÓNIO LUÍS

António Luís Campos won an Honourable Mention at the 7th edition of "Visao Photojournalism Award" in Portrait category with the above picture of a blacksmith explaining his job to eco-tourists.

NEW PHOTOGRAPHER PUBLICATION

New 4SEE Photographer Antonio Luis Campos published "World's biggest Solar plant" in Technology Review US magazine

NEW PHOTOGRAPHERS

Antonio Luis Campos and Nuno Fox are the two newest photographers joining 4SEE. Their new features include "World's largest Solar Plant" and "Forcados: Barehand bullfighting".

Their portfolios are available in our website.
Antonio's portfolio
Nuno's portfolio

FLAVIO FOREVER

Photo: Flavio Cannalonga / Arcapress

On the 26th February 2007, The Brazilian Photographer Flavio Cannalonga, a co-founder and member of our partner agency Arcapress, died at the age of 53, after a battle with cancer. He left a memorable work with focus on social documentary with a humanistic approach.

Born in Sao Paulo in 1953 and Photographer since 1977, he worked for several newspapers in Brazil. In 1992 became an independent photographer, involved in social documentary with a humanistic approach, connected with the Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement -MST, Greenpeace.org, Survival International.org., and Tribal People in Latin America.

Cannalonga’s works include coverage of Guarani, Chapare, Chipaia, Deni, Macuxi and Yanomani People.

Cannalonga is survived by his wife Elena, two daughters Maria and Ananda, and a son Francisco.

4SEE Photographers give their condolences to Flavio's family and friends.

Enter Flavio Cannalonga’s Photo Gallery