The Beauty of Everyday Life, Iris Humm
Seeing beauty and finding inspiration in the little things in life, stopping on scenes that seem insignificant to most people… maybe that’s what defines an artistic soul. I [...]
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In the Eye of Tanguy Dlvt
Tanguy Dlvt is at the very beginning of his career, but his vision is already attracting crowds. His warm-coloured portraits have something cinematographic that remains in memory. [...]
Pauline Schneeberger Sheds Light on the Invisible
When we look at all of Pauline Schneeberger’s work, her sensitivity towards social issues is obvious. Whether it is her series on the homeless, or the one dedicated to people [...]
Portraits of an era, by Yannick Fornacciari
There is something timeless in the aesthetics of Yannick Fornacciari’s portraits. The melancholy that emerges from it seems to come from another era, but the look and the sub [...]
The Passing of Magnum Photographer Abbas
The Iranian-born photojournalist, who covered conflict, politics and religion around the world during his five-decade career, died yesterday in Paris. [...]
Why I Prefer 50mm Lens Photography
Born blind, Tom Clabots explains his discovery of the 50mm lens and its familiar field of vision. [...]
Growing up Queer in the American South
Drawing on the author’s personal experience of growing up in a religious household in the American South, a series that creates an accepting space for America’s queer youth—w [...]
What Happens When you Send 10 Disposable Cameras Around the World?
Jamaal Davies's 'Diary of Disposables' is a shared visual narrative depicting diverse lives, including the Awful Records crew in Atlanta and his aunts in West Africa. [...]
Remembering the Great Stanley Greene
This Valentine's Day would have been Stanley Greene's 69th birthday. We remember him by taking a look at his last recorded presentation for World Press Photo and an illuminating in [...]
Philip Kanwischer Explores The Relationship Between Wildlife And Humans
“My name is Philip Kanwischer, I’ve been working on “Inhospitably Ours” project for the past 5 years. This work thrives under the assumptions formed by the cursory glance. [...]