From photography to web-documentaries: Samuel Bollendorff's Nowhere Safe
As Samuel Bollendorff releases his latest web-documentary - Nowhere Safe - the French photographer tells BJP how he uses his images to tell interactive stories online.
Author: Olivier Laurent
14 Mar 2012 Tags: Web documentaries
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