Unearthing America’s Hidden History
From tranquil suburban subdivisions to pastoral fields, Andrew Lichtenstein has sought out seemingly-ordinary places that in the past were scenes of struggle and conflict.Read more »
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‘I Am Not Useful for My Camera if I Die’: A Syrian Photographer’s View
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‘I Am Not Useful for My Camera if I Die': A Syrian Photographer’s View
The story and work of Hosam Katan, a Syrian photographer, reveals much about how coverage of the Syrian conflict has changed.Read more »
Paired in Life and Photos
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A Marriage of Lives and Photos
In “Slant Rhymes,” Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb have a visual dialogue, sometimes ambiguous and suggestive, that spans the couple’s relationship.Read more »
The Cinematic Images of Gordon Parks
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The Cinematic Images of Gordon Parks
Mr. Parks, perhaps more than any mid-20th-century photographer, understood how film and television conditioned the contemporary eye and mind. Read more »
Tina Modotti, Behind the Camera and Out of Weston’s Shadow
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Tina Modotti, Behind the Camera and Out of Weston’s Shadow
A recently republished book sorts out the life of Tina Modotti as an artist and activist — and the long shadow of Edward Weston.Read more »
At Home and on Assignment in Guam
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At Home and on Assignment in Guam
For most of the year that Nancy Borowick has lived in Guam, no assignments had come her way. North Korea changed all that. Read more »
Reclaim, an alliance of photography groups advocating for diversity in photojournalism, is surveying photographers globally about their experiences.
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Seeking Action — Not Just Talk — About Diversity in Photojournalism
Reclaim, an alliance of photography groups advocating for diversity in photojournalism, is surveying photographers globally about their experiences. Read more »
After Combat, a Photographer and a Marine Find Common Ground
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After Combat, a Photographer and a Marine Find Common Ground
A photographer went from taking the picture of a Marine under fire to collaborating with him on a book about war and its emotional aftermath.Read more »
The Faces of Bigotry: When the Hoods Come Off
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The Faces of Bigotry: When the Hoods Come Off
The pictures from Charlottesville, Va., reveal what pictures of oppression and violence generally do not: the ordinary people who typically perpetuate white supremacy.Read more »
Humanity’s Hand in Shaping the Everglades
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Humanity’s Hand in Shaping the Everglades
Adam Nadel sought to photograph the reality of a region that has been shaped for generations by the lives and actions of humans.Read more »
A Changed Landscape for Abortion Rights in Texas
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A Changed Landscape for Abortion Rights in Texas
After access to abortion services were curtailed by Texas law, a photographer set out to document women on both sides of the debate. Read more »
