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Book Review • Travel
Mark Cohen:
Dark Knees – The Devil is in the detailMark Cohen left his house in Wilkes-Barre, with his Leica in one hand and flashgun in the other, everyday for over 30…
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Book Review • Travel
USA in 10 iconic images
The USA 's photographic tradition is as great and expansive as its natural landscapes, as diverse as its people and reflects both…
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Book Review • Travel
Cian Oba-Smith
Rising British photographer, Cian Oba-Smith, creates sensitive and thoroughly engaging work that poetically explores themes of identity, fraternity and belonging, and challenges…
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Editorial • Documentary
Inland: cooperation over competition
How does a photographer navigate the business side of an industry whilst delivering stories that matter? A collective of 12 photographers have…
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Profile • Black & White
Ruth Bernhard
Deemed “The finest photographer of the nude form” by her friend and contemporary Ansel Adams, Ruth Bernhard, renowned for her striking monochrome…
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Profile • Color
Saul Leiter
Now widely recognized as one of the most important practitioners of the post-war period, Saul Leiter was an American artist and an…
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Book Review • Black & White
Issei Suda: “78”
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Editorial • Fine Art
Wolfgang Tillmans: Too Normal & Too Romantic
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Top 10 • Travel
Italy in 10 iconic images
During the 1st Century BC, the peninsula of Italy was the leading cultural, political and religious centre of Western civilisation, with an…
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Book Review • Documentary
Bieke Depoorter: I am about to call it a day
"I am about to call it a day" - A title denoting to the end-of-day fatigue which Belgian photographer Bieke Depoorter captures…
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Profile • Fine Art
In Focus: Gregory Crewdson
The godfather of large-scale cinematic tableaux, Gregory Crewdson has made a name for himself by inventing a way of shooting akin to…