Exploring & Celebrating Photography
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Profile • Black & White
Xavier Roy
One of the most gifted photographers of our day, Xavier Roy captures deeply moving monochrome images that disclose the delicate beauty of…
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Book Review • Street
Gordon Parks – The Atmosphere of Crime
Steidl just published Gordon Parks’ iconic reportage about the state of crime in the United States - a reportage from 1957 that…
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Profile • Portrait
Michal Chelbin: A Life full of contradictions
Blurring the lines between childhood and adolescence, between fact and fiction, Michal Chelbin's work attempts to "exist in the space between the…
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Interview • Documentary
Profession: War Photographer by Jonathan Alpeyrie
War photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie was on assignment in Syria when he was kidnapped and held captive for 81 days before being bought…
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Profile • Black & White
Marcel Gautherot
Marcel Gautherot was a French photographer whose photojournalistic work focused primarily, and most iconically, on architectural projects, almost exclusively in his adopted…
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Story • Portrait
Fissura
Fissura, by São Paulo-based documentary photographer Gui Christ, is a penetrating and deeply humanistic visual account of one of Brazil’s most notorious…
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Book Review • Documentary
Laura El-Tantawy:
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Profile • Portrait
Maarten Schröder
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Editorial • Documentary
A brief history of Kodak
Although the legendary company has lost much of its capital in recent years, Kodak can almost single-handedly be attributed to the creation…
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Profile • Street
Helen Levitt
Helen Levitt’s photographs provide us with a glimpse into the furor and fastness of life in New York from the 30’s to…
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Editorial • Landscape
A Brief history of Landscape Photography
In the earliest days of Landscape Photography, technical restraints meant that photographers were bound to working with static subjects, due to long…
