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Book Review • Portrait
Pieter Hugo: Kin
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Editorial • Black & White
A Brief History of Black and White Photography
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Interview • Street
Top tips for photographers
Shannon Ghannam, Global Education Director at Magnum Photos, reflects on her time working at the prestigious agency and offers some key tips…
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Top 10 • Documentary
France in 10 iconic images
Few if any other nations on earth boast the rich photographic heritage of France, the birthplace and adopted homeland of many of…
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Book Review • Portrait
FANATICS
Captured over the course of a decade in 35 countries across the globe, Fanatics, by photographer James Marcus Haney, is a deeply…
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Top 10 • Documentary
Iran in 10 iconic images
Iran’s photo history reflects the contradictions of a society where there are deep tensions between traditional and contemporary culture, between urban and…
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Editorial • Color
Mitos – The thread of Greece
Mitos, the ongoing series by Greek photographer Michael Pappas, is a compelling ethnographic tribute to the time-honored customs of his homeland.
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Editorial • Color
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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Interview • Documentary
Profession: War Photographer by Jonathan Alpeyrie
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Profile • Black & White
Marcel Gautherot
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Story • Portrait
Fissura
Fissura, by São Paulo-based documentary photographer Gui Christ, is a penetrating and deeply humanistic visual account of one of Brazil’s most notorious…
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Book Review • Documentary
Laura El-Tantawy:
In The Shadow of The PyramidsThe work of Laura El-Tantawy lays on the cusp of an explosive temperament, a time of great change in Egypt, and narrates…
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Editorial • Documentary
A brief history of Kodak
Although the legendary company has lost much of its capital in recent years, Kodak can almost single-handedly be attributed to the creation…