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Buzkashi Publications
Thursday, February 7th, 2013 See Casper Hedberg’s last publication of his Buzkashi story in the german magazine Cicero and the polish National Geographic. More on this story on http://www.kontinent.se/stories/buzkashi-afghanistan . Casper was also nominated with this story for the swedish Picture of the Year contest which will be held in March. See the rest of the publication on https://www.facebook.com/kontinentagency . CICERO :
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC :
To spend time on a story is important.
Friday, April 8th, 2011 A short article summary: Kontinent had 4 nominated Photographers in Swedish Picture of the year 2011. The magazine Journalisten wanted to know how this was possible for a small agency as Kontinent. - We are specialized in Photo journalism so it would be rather strange if we didn´t win awards in this kind of competitions. Our work stands out because we make them with heart and we, when it´s possible, spend a lot of time on our stories, says Magnus Laupa.  Interview with Kontinent in Swedish magazine Journalisten no. 4, 31 March - 20 April 2011
Kontinent Photographer Daniel Månsson published in the UK.
Friday, January 7th, 2011 His story “Cold water surfing” is featured in a ten page spread in Intelligent Life, a quarterly lifestyle magazine from The Economist. Daniel has followed the surfers at Torö, an island off the coast of Sweden.  Photo by Daniel Månsson/Kontinent  Photo by Daniel Månsson/Kontinent  Photo by Daniel Månsson/Kontinent  Photo by Daniel Månsson/Kontinent  Photo by Daniel Månsson/Kontinent
Portraits of Swedish entrepreneurs.
Monday, September 27th, 2010 Kontinent´s Magnus Laupa and Fredric Alm got an assignment from the member organization Företagarna to portrait their members for an exhibition. It´s 75 000 entrepreneurs, so to be able to show their width they decided to show the opposits. The Northernmost entrepreneur and the Southernmost, The Youngest entrepreneur and the Oldest etc. In total 12 portraits. It has been exhibited in three places so far, Västerås, Visby and Stockholm. It´s soon heading to the Northern part of Sweden.
Read more in Dagens Industri on the 27th of September 2010.
Farah, 3, victim of forbidden warfare.
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 Scans from The Sunday Times Magazine, Spectrum 30/8 2009.
“She survived a bomb blast, but her hands, face and stomach were severely burnt after a white phosphorus shell destroyed her home in al-Atatra in the northern part of Gaza during the bombardment by Israeli forces earlier this year. The white phosphorus is widely used to produce a ´smokescreen´to mask troop movements, white phosphorus is also controversially used in bombs. After landing on the skin it burns through muscle and bone and goes on burning until starved of oxygen. The Israeli military initially denied using it during its assault on Gaza but Amnesty International reported finding ´indisputable evidence´of its use in densely populated residential areas.” (Parts from the text in The Sunday Times Spectrum 30/8 2009.)
Farah survived miraculously after treatment in Egypt. But her mother died due to infections of her wounds, 3 months after the war. Today Farah is cared for by her grandmother. Photo by Jonte Wentzel / Kontinent  |
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