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Profile • Street
Francesco Gioia:
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Top 10 • Documentary
France in 10 iconic images
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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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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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Interview • Documentary
Profession: War Photographer by Jonathan Alpeyrie
War photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie was on assignment in Syria when he was kidnapped and held captive for 81 days before being bought…
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Profile • Black & White
Marcel Gautherot
Marcel Gautherot was a French photographer whose photojournalistic work focused primarily, and most iconically, on architectural projects, almost exclusively in his adopted…
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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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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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Book Review • Documentary
Laura El-Tantawy:
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Profile • Street
Helen Levitt
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Book Review • Street
Mark Cohen:
Dark Knees – The Devil is in the detailMark Cohen left his house in Wilkes-Barre, with his Leica in one hand and flashgun in the other, everyday for over 30…
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Top 10 • Travel
USA in 10 iconic images
The USA 's photographic tradition is as great and expansive as its natural landscapes, as diverse as its people and reflects both…
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Book Review • Black & White
Issei Suda: “78”
From Tokyo to its surrounding prefectures, a book recently published by Chose Commune reveals the Japanese photography master’s striking world, immersed in…