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Book Review • Black & White
Dorothea Lange
One of the greatest photographers in the medium's illustrious history, Dorothea Lange is renowned for her powerful, humanistic depictions of depression-era America,…
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Book Review • Black & White
The Everyday Projects
A global, grassroots movement predominantly comprising communities of photographers, The Everyday Projects, was founded eight years ago by photographer, Peter DiCampo and…
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Book Review • Black & White
Tristan Hollingsworth
Photographer, Tristan Hollingsworth, creates ethereal and deeply absorbing analog imagery that evokes feelings of wanderlust, nostalgia, and subtle melancholy.
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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
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Profile • Black & White
Marcel Gautherot
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Editorial • Documentary
Harvest
Harvest, the ongoing series by photographer Luis Fabini, is a deeply meditative and profoundly humanistic account of the symbiotic relationship between a…
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Profile • Portrait
Laura Pannack
Award-winning London-based photographer, Laura Pannack, is renowned for her absorbing portraiture, which often depicts youthful subjects, and is characterized by remarkable patience…
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Editorial • Color
Wong Kar-Wai’s Color Obsession
During the 90’s, Hong Kong Second Wave film director Wong Kar-Wai gaining recognition from film critics after breakout hits like Chungking Express,…
