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Profile • Portrait
Maarten Schröder
Amsterdam-based photographer, Maarten Schröder, captures deeply-absorbing portraits that are characterized by remarkable perceptivity and a masterful apperception of light and form.
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Editorial • Landscape
Amazônia
Sebastião Salgado presents Amazônia, a landmark body of work celebrating the beauty and diversity of the world's largest rainforest.
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Profile • Street
Daido Moriyama’s Tokyo
Moriyama has spent his career traversing the streets of Japanese cities with a small compact Ricoh camera, producing high contrast, often blurry…
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Story • Documentary
The Sea in The Darkness Calls
Captured over the course of a two year period, 'The Sea in The Darkness Calls', the ongoing series by award-winning NYC-based photographer,…
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Book Review • Portrait
Autoportrait – Samuel Fosso
Renowned for his penetrative self-portraiture which explores pan-African identity, photographer Samuel Fosso has led to his epithet ‘the man of a thousand…
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Book Review • Portrait
The Illusion of An Everlasting Summer
Mack just released the second opus of Alessandra Sanguinetti’s following of two girls she met when they were 5 around her family…
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Editorial • Portrait
A Brief Introduction to Portrait Photography
Portrait Photography: In 1829 French artist Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre struck a partnership with fellow inventor Joseph-Nicephore Niépce. Together they sought to…
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Story • Color
Nadia Huggins: Circa no future
Trinidad and Tobago-born Nadia Huggins, investigates the often complex relationship between people and their environment, exploring themes of identity, memory, and belonging.
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Book Review • Documentary
Bieke Depoorter: I am about to call it a day
"I am about to call it a day" - A title denoting to the end-of-day fatigue which Belgian photographer Bieke Depoorter captures…