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Book Review • Color
Feeling Before Seeing
Feeling Before Seeing, the debut monograph by South Korean photographer Youngchul Kim, poetically embodies the medium’s reflexive power.
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News • Fine Art
Rare photo of New York becomes second most expensive ever sold
A rare analog photograph of New York City, captured in 1904 by Edward Steichen, has become the second most expensive ever sold,…
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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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Book Review • Street
The Way it was. Road Trips USA
Steidl presents, 'The Way it was. Road Trips USA', the resultant imagery from two journeys that German-born Magnum photographer Thomas Hoepker, made…
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Profile • Street
Jamel Shabazz: The eye of NYC’s Streets
World-renowned Brooklyn-born photographer, Jamel Shabazz has spent the last four decades capturing the essence of life in his home city.
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Book Review • Color
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…
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Book Review • Street
Andrea Torrei – Realities Hidden Within
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Editorial • Color
Nicolaus Armani: The colors of New York City
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Exhibition • Street
William Klein: “Yes” – A retrospective
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Book Review • Street
Street Cops – Jill Freedman
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Top 10 • Street
The Streets in 10 Images
We've collated the winning images from all previous editions of our bi-annual Street Photography award and presented them alongside feedback from the…
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Top 10 • Street
Tokyo in 10 Iconic Images
Few cities on earth intrigue and enthrall quite like Tokyo, the world's largest metropolis, where ultra-modernity and tradition synthesize. A place that…
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Book Review • Travel
Mitch Epstein – In India
Steidl presents a collection of photographs from India by American photographer and a key figure of the 1970s color movement, Mitch Epstein.
