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Book Review • Documentary
Malparaiso
"Malparaiso" the third monograph by Juan Miguel Ramírez-Suassi, is an enigmatic portrait of a paradise that never was.
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Exhibition • Travel
Visa pour l’image 2024
Visa pour l'Image, the world’s premier international photojournalism festival, returns this summer. Once again, professionals from across the industry will gather in…
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Editorial • Documentary
Soon to be Gone
"Soon to be Gone", by Lithuanian photographer Tadas Kazakevičius, is a deeply-poetic and engaging portrayal of rural life in his homeland that…
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Editorial • Portrait
Photography and love
Love is a theme that has been widely explored by artists throughout the ages, and photographers are no exception. Many of the…
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Book Review • Color
Chromatic Memories – 018
018 the Setanta-published, debut monograph by San Francisco-based photographer Joshua Amirthasingh, is a captivating visual ode to a different time.
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Editorial • Documentary
Photography and Music
How to capture the rawness of a sound as it resonates from the amps? This has been the quest of music photographers…
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Top 10 • Travel
India in 10 iconic images
India has long proven fertile ground for photographers, over the years, attracting some of the most iconic names from across the globe…
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Profile • Black & White
Bastiaan Woudt
One of the most exciting contemporary purveyors of the format, Dutch artist Bastiaan Woudt’s rise to prominence has been meteoric, however, his…
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Story • Documentary
Life in the World’s Opal Mining Capital
Mattia Panunzio's 'There is a lot to see if you look' is a fascinating glimpse into life in an isolated Australian mining…
