Exploring & Celebrating Photography
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Story • Documentary
The education I never had
The education I never had, by UK-based, Indian-born photographer, Vikram Kushwah, is a deeply personal, and profoundly absorbing tribute to a father's…
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Top 10 • Fine Art
Top 10 photobooks
Photo books have long enjoyed distinguished status. Even in an increasingly digitized world, the tactility of a monograph, cannot be matched. From…
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Interview • Documentary
Top Advice For Photographers
Award-winning visual editor, independent curator, and judge of our 2022 Open Call Photography Award, Molly Roberts, offers her top advice for up-and-coming photographers.
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Editorial • Portrait
Mary Ellen Mark: Alike, My Friends
One of the most important photographers of her time, Mary Ellen Mark spent much of her remarkable five-decade-long career capturing those on…
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Editorial • Documentary
Baranja Dreaming
Baranja Dreaming by Tomislav Marcijuš is a poetic visual ode to the rural community of his upbringing.
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Editorial • Street
A Brief History of Leica
Hailed as the best camera brand and pioneer of the Magnum aesthetic, Leica is one of the most prestigious names in photography,…
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Editorial • Landscape
The ethereal landscapes of Thaddäus Biberauer
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Top 10 • Street
Top 10 cameras for street photography
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Profile • Street
Jamel Shabazz: The eye of NYC’s Streets
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Inspiration •
50 Inspirational Quotes for Photographers
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Editorial • Fine Art
The cinematic photography of Audrey Marquis
Audrey Marquis is a Quebec-based visual artist, whose deeply absorbing, cinematic photography, transports us into an alternate world.
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Profile • Black & White
Mário Macilau
Mário Macilau is a social documentary photographer and activist from Mozambique, whose powerful, monochrome images interrogate some of the most critical issues…
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Book Review • Travel
The Sniper Paused So He Could Wipe His Brow
The latest monograph from Japan-based photographer Sean Lotman, The Sniper Paused So He Could Wipe His Brow is a poetic visual peregrination…
