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Stephen Gill: The Plentiful Pillar
americansuburbx.com - by Brad Feuerhelm
“The camera was best invented for Schopenhauer.” It is rare in this world that one can keep a constant pressure, an eye or an observation from any one …
Diane Arbus: In The Beginning
port-magazine.com - Jacob Charles Wilson
Jacob Charles Wilson examines the formative first half of the photographers career, filled with strangers on the fringes of society Diane Arbus’ …
Seeing Double: Life-Size Crocheted Figures by Liisa Hietanen Imitate Fellow Villagers | Colossal
thisiscolossal.com - Kate Sierzputowski
Finnish artist Liisa Hietanen crochets and knits one-to-one imitations of her friends and fellow neighbors, accurately representing the subjects …
Why a cat always lands on its feet
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Alec Soth’s New Photography Book Is His Most Intimate Yet
anothermag.com - Belle Hutton
Photographer Alec Soth has garnered acclaim for his “grand narrative” projects, as he calls them, that have seen him travel across his native country …
The Art of the Personal Project: Giulio Sciorio
aphotoeditor.com - Suzanne Sease
The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal …
A Devastating Portrait of Genocide in Myanmar
featureshoot.com - Miss Rosen
In Myanmar, there are eight “national indigenous races” representing 135 ethnic groups that are accorded protection under national law. The Rohingya …
The Extraordinary Life of Inge Morath
featureshoot.com - Miss Rosen
It was a rainy day in Venice back in November 1951. Inge Mörath was visiting the city with her then-husband Lionel, and was so struck by the quality …
Christopher Anderson Photographs With An Unashamedly Subjective Eye
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The first aviation disaster caught on film
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What This Photo Doesn't Show
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Jürgen Schadeberg - Leica Hall of Fame Award 2018
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Der stets milchige Himmel
taz.de - Bettina Maria Brosowsky
Laurenz Berges ist Meisterschüler von Bernd Becher, dem Mitbegründer der Düsseldorfer Fotoschule. Mit dieser recht strengen Lehre im Kopf hat er …
The Color Photography of Vivian Maier
petapixel.com - Michael Zhang
Vivian Maier is the nanny and American street photographer who posthumously became internationally famous after a 26-year-old real estate agent …
Jeff Mermelstein is a F***ing Anthropologist
petapixel.com - Frank Multari
Jeff Mermelstein’s photographic practice of making presumably private text conversations public by photographing people’s phones while they are …
No, that viral photo is not just like a Renaissance painting
theoutline.com - Rachel Wetzler
An art historian weighs in. Last Saturday, the German government released an official photograph from the G7 summit depicting German Chancellor Angela …
Nan Goldin: The Other becomes The One
americansuburbx.com - Sunil Shah
“Instead of seeing Goldin’s re-edit as encompassing the visibility of any specific group, it invites reconsideration in an approach delinking the …
The Story Behind a 1975 Snapshot of an Unknown Meryl Streep
anothermag.com - Tish Wrigley
It’s hard to remember a moment when Meryl Streep wasn’t the most celebrated actress in the world. But when photographer Duane Michals shot her in 1975 …
China’s Crazy Plan to Keep Sand From Swallowing the World
motherjones.com - Text by Vince Beiser; Photography by Ian Teh
The view from the top of this windblown hill in Duolun County, in China’s Inner Mongolia region, could be described as either profoundly inspiring or …
What a Photobook Curated By a Computer Can Teach Us
hyperallergic.com - Claire Voon
Increasingly, researchers and artists are tinkering with machine-learning software to explore how neural networks can express creativity, whether …
William Eggleston’s “Democratic” Images Of America
Fast Company - Diana Budds
The pioneer of color photography spoke to Co.Design about his way of seeing the world. Photographer William Eggleston, who turned 77 this year, shoots the same way today as he always has: From the hip.
Photography, Poetry, Music and Philosophy: The Medium from a Critic’s Eye
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An independent and invaluable voice in the world of photography, The Guardian’s Sean O’Hagan offers his wide-ranging views on words, images and the increasingly overlooked key to creativity. Interview
Vivian Maier, Through a Clearer Lens
The New York Times - By PARUL SEHGAL
No one would find the prospect of posthumous fame more appalling than the photographer Vivian Maier. In life, she fanatically concealed her traces: She liked strong bolts on her doors, fake names (she
Souvid Datta: 'I Foolishly Doctored Images'
TIME - Olivier Laurent
Souvid Datta, an award-winning photojournalist, admits it: he doctored images and infringed on the work of other photographers. Until this week, Datta was an example of stand-out early success in his He
Is Marvin Newman the U.S.A.'s Most Overlooked Photographer?
anothermag.com - Ted Stansfield
Who? American post-war photographer, Marvin Newman. From fresh perspectives on New York landmarks and intimate portrayals of Nevadan prostitutes, to …
Freelance photographers say these are the best outlets to pitch
cjr.org - By Carlett Spike, CJR
Freelance photojournalists have to hustle. Many make it work by balancing longer personal projects, quick day-rate assignments, commercial photo …