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Book Review • Documentary
Ian Berry – Water
GOST presents Ian Berry’s landmark 15-year project, exploring the intricate relationship between landscape, life, and water.
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Editorial • Landscape
Bill Holderfield: In the Shadows
There is something slightly disquieting about Bill Holderfield’s images. A sense of unease. They are, on the surface, ordinary scenes: a sand-fringed…
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Editors Picks • Portrait
Portrait Award
Following our Portrait Award, expertly judged by Brazilian photographer Luisa Dörr, the editorial team is delighted to showcase some exceptional entries that…
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Story • Documentary
Fast Fashion, Slow Waste
“Fast Fashion, Slow Waste,” by Polish-born photographer Kasia Trojak, explores the aftermath of our discarded clothing and the lives built among it.
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Editorial • Travel
Photography and The American Road Trip
Road trips have long shaped American photography, offering a lens on both continuity and change. As a genre, “road trip” photography spans…
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Interview • Photography
Bill Shapiro
Bill Shapiro, judge of our 2025 Black & White Award (now open for entries), is one of the most influential voices in…
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Editorial • Color
The Power of Color Photography
To celebrate our 2026 Color Award (now open for entries) we've surveyed winners, finalists, and the most eye-catching entries from all our…
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Editors Picks • Street
Street Photography Award
Last month’s street photography award, judged by photographer and New York Times photo editor Mikko Takkunen, left a lasting impression, and while…
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Book Review • Documentary
Pierre Fatumbi Verger: United States of America
Damiani presents a landmark collection of images by Pierre Fatumbi Verger, documenting the United States in the 1930s.