Ian Weldon: World’s Coolest Wedding Photographer
Since wedding photography is often highly staged, Ian Weldon’s unorthodox methods make him unique in this field. His work, in addition to Martin Parr’s support, has ear [...]
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Robert Frank, Photographer of the American Spleen, Dies at the Age of 94.
Robert Frank, the American artist whose photographs captured the lives of ordinary people and influenced a generation with his raw and evocative style, died at the age of 94. Rober [...]
German Fashion Photographer Peter Lindbergh Dies at 74
Peter Lindbergh, known for his black and white pictures of stars and models, died on Tuesday at the age of 74, announced his family on Wednesday, September 4 at Agence France-press [...]
American Purity Balls photographed by David Magnusson
Have you ever heard of purity balls? This is an event where young girls promise to “live pure lives before God”, especially by remaining virgins until marriage. Fathers [...]
Sawyer Hartman by Isaac Alvarez: Making a Portrait
There is something mysterious about creativity; is it a capacity that develops during childhood, is it related to education? It is often associated with suffering, trauma, with thi [...]
Jesse Salto’s Ode to Freedom
The light, the subjects, the atmosphere of Jesse Salto’s images, captured with a medium format camera, have that magical and captivating aura that is rarely found in photos. [...]
The Women of the Père-Lachaise by JC Marguerite
Photography is one of those passions that modify the way we look at things. The lucky people it animates can thus see the beauty, the messages where others pass without stopping. P [...]
Brent Waterworth, Skateboard and Film Photography
With his aesthetic nourished by his childhood spent skateboarding, Brent Waterworth has seduced the fashion world with his portraits captured on film. He talks about his love for f [...]
Nocturnal Exploration with Karel Chladek
Karel Chladek practices photography by accompanying DJs to the four corners of the world. His dark and colorful images depict the silhouettes of anonymous people met at parties&hel [...]
“Things I Stole” by Mano Svanidze, or the Pain of Not Knowing
Representing the absence, the uncertainty, the frustration, the pain… this is what the Georgian photographer Mano Svanidze wanted to do with her series “Things I Stole [...]