The first Mina interview I share this month is that of Dutch photographer Fanja Hubers.
She does black and white street photography and what caught my attention the most is her subtlety to capture amazing scenes that go unnoticed by most people passing through the streets. A good example of this is the pigeon caught crossing the street at the crosswalk.
The fact that the artist produces monochrome street photos, in a coastal city, was also an unusual detail that caught my attention to her work.
I hope you enjoy getting to know this artist and I invite you to read her story in the pages of Mina Magazine reproduced below.
All photos are by Fanja Hubers.
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