Exploring & Celebrating Photography
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Editorial • Black & White
Rollei and the Rolleiflex
Rollei, though not quite as big as Kodak or Nikon, has nonetheless claimed its place in photographic history, developing its own following…
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Top 10 • Documentary
South Africa in 10 iconic images
South Africa exists as a unique place on the continent, with a strong identity and a big story to tell, making it…
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Editorial • Black & White
A Brief History of Hasselblad
Famously saying “I certainly don’t think that we will earn much money on this, but at least it will allow us to…
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Editorial • Documentary
Philippines ‘War on Drugs’
Since June 2016 President Rodrigo Duterte came to power and launched a nationwide anti-drug campaign in the Philippines.
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Book Review • Travel
Steve McCurry – In Search of Elsewhere
One of photography’s most prominent contemporary figures, Steve McCurry is renowned for his remarkable oeuvre, which encompasses some of the most iconic…
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Top 10 • Travel
Japan in 10 iconic images
Famous for artists who perfected the craft of “Are-Bure-Boke”- raw, blurred and grainy, photography from Japan is often characterized by its underground…
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Book Review • Street
Mark Cohen:
Dark Knees – The Devil is in the detail -
Top 10 • Travel
USA in 10 iconic images
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Editorial • Documentary
Inland: cooperation over competition
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Book Review • Black & White
Issei Suda: “78”
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Editorial • Fine Art
Wolfgang Tillmans: Too Normal & Too Romantic
What is the difference between the politics inherent in Wolfgang Tillmans’ work and that of other artists at this moment? It has…
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Editorial • Portrait
A Brief History of Portrait Photography
Portrait Photography: In 1829 French artist Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre struck a partnership with fellow inventor Joseph-Nicephore Niépce. Together they sought to…
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Story • Color
Nadia Huggins: Circa no future
Trinidad and Tobago-born Nadia Huggins, investigates the often complex relationship between people and their environment, exploring themes of identity, memory, and belonging.