Taking a Second Look at the Lives of Troubled Girls, a Decade Later
The journeys of the Lady Jaguars illustrate resilience amid adversity and the profound effects of community for troubled teens.
Rainbow Girls: 10 Years of Protection and Prejudice
Gunther's portraits illustrate the resilience and community of South African lesbian women amidst ongoing societal challenges despite improved legal rights.
Too scary for children! How Halloween used to be in pictures
Ken Werner's Halloween book revives the vibrant culture of San Francisco's adult Halloween celebrations, emphasizing its significance due to socio-political changes.
Paul Lowe, conflict photographer and teacher lauded for Sarajevo siege photographs, dies, aged 61
Paul Lowe was a compassionate educator and influential conflict reporter, remembered for his commitment to students and innovative contributions to photography education.
See things differently: the best of Photo London in pictures
The Deutsche Borse photography foundation exhibition reflects on various themes like subjectivity, climate change, migration, and selfhood through an international lens.
Applications Open for the 2024 New York Portfolio Review
Applications for the New York Portfolio Review are now open, with both in-person and virtual options available.
The review is open to photographers 18 and older and focuses on photojournalism, editorial, and documentary photography.
Sebastiao Salgado: From stark realities to vivid conversation
Sebastiao Salgado's photography captures human resilience and environmental conservation.
His work reflects the depth of human experiences and the urgency of protecting the natural world.
Paul Lowe, conflict photographer and teacher lauded for Sarajevo siege photographs, dies, aged 61
Paul Lowe was a compassionate educator and influential conflict reporter, remembered for his commitment to students and innovative contributions to photography education.
See things differently: the best of Photo London in pictures
The Deutsche Borse photography foundation exhibition reflects on various themes like subjectivity, climate change, migration, and selfhood through an international lens.
Applications Open for the 2024 New York Portfolio Review
Applications for the New York Portfolio Review are now open, with both in-person and virtual options available.
The review is open to photographers 18 and older and focuses on photojournalism, editorial, and documentary photography.
Sebastiao Salgado: From stark realities to vivid conversation
Sebastiao Salgado's photography captures human resilience and environmental conservation.
His work reflects the depth of human experiences and the urgency of protecting the natural world.
Loft Law transformed New York City's artist lofts from gritty, illegal spaces into recognized living environments, protecting creatives and rent stabilization.
ANTON VAN DALEN (1938-2024)
Anton van Dalen, a Dutch-born artist, chronicled New York's East Village for over fifty years, capturing the vibrant and eclectic life forms and structures of the neighborhood.
The Last Artists' Lofts of New York City
Loft Law transformed New York City's artist lofts from gritty, illegal spaces into recognized living environments, protecting creatives and rent stabilization.
ANTON VAN DALEN (1938-2024)
Anton van Dalen, a Dutch-born artist, chronicled New York's East Village for over fifty years, capturing the vibrant and eclectic life forms and structures of the neighborhood.
Photographs need words to enhance meaning and evoke emotion; finding the right balance is challenging.
Gold, garages and gardens: celebrating the female photographers of Photo London
The article showcases various contemporary photographers and their unique approaches to capturing beauty and storytelling through portraiture.
A Sensitive Portrait of an American Women's Prison
Documentary photographer Jack Lueders-Booth's Polaroids of women prisoners humanize their stories and struggles, showcasing his ability to bring empathy to marginalized communities.
Open Call for Theory C/O Berlin Talent Award | Berlin Art Link
The C/O Berlin Talent Award recognizes exceptional work in artistic photography and photo-theoretical writing.
The central theme of the award is New Documentary Strategies, supporting a critical approach to traditional narratives in photography.
Freemasons, rodeo riders and praise dancers: Black lives in the US south in pictures
Hardtack reflects personal and documentary history intertwined with love for the American South.
Fortune's photography captures the narratives of Black communities, migration, and regional identities.
How to Photograph a Funeral (Tastefully and With Respect)
Funerals are important rituals that people may seek to remember through photography.
Photographing a funeral requires professionalism, experience, and sensitivity.
Art helps us imagine a future we wish to remember': the photographer finding art in a war zone
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to an increase in interest and appreciation of Ukrainian culture worldwide.
A photographer and film-maker, Daoud Sarhandi-Williams, documented the street art in Kyiv during the war, resulting in a new book showcasing the vibrant visual culture of the city.
Doggy dazzlers! Colourful Japanese street scenes in pictures
Noguchi's street photography captures everyday life's beauty and humanity in a profound and poetic manner.