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John Downing, award-winning Fleet Street photographer – obituary

A Daily Express man for nearly half a century, he had, said his colleague Ross Benson, ‘the face of a truck driver, the soul of a poet’

WATCH: Q&A with Joe McNally About His Documentary “Watching the Earth Melt Away” – PhotoShelter Blog

Last week, award-winning photographer Joe McNally walked us through the creation of his powerful documentary, Watching the Earth Melt Away. After traveling to Cooper Island, Alaska on assignment in 2001, Joe quickly befriended George Divoky, a research sc

Daniel Gonçalves: 2nd Amendment Cowboy | LENSCRATCH

Daniel Gonçalves (the “ç” sounds like an “s”) came to Houston with expectations of attending Session 2 of the FotoFest Reviews, but as soon as he arrived, he had to pack up his portfolios and head home as Covid 19 had forced a cancellation of the event. O

Post date April 30, 2020
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Finding Ways to Live in Peace with Nature – Photographs by Lucas Foglia | Text by Liz Sales | LensCulture

Lucas Foglia travels the world and photographs people as they seek positive ways to engage more thoughtfully with nature in the context of climate change

Post date April 29, 2020
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Irina Werning – La Cuarentena « burn magazine

Irina Werning La Cuarentena It’s the new normal ! Lockdowns are being championed as a solution to the spread of the number one enemy: the coronavirus. In developing countries like Argentina, where …

Post date April 28, 2020
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Liz Albert: Family Fictions | LENSCRATCH

I first became aware of Liz Albert's project, Family Fictions, through Float Magazine's The Road Exhibition. I loved the vintage diptych (see above) that perfectly described a family road trip that included a bored teenager with a cigarette. Needless to s

Post date April 27, 2020
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In Far West, Charles-Henry Bédué captures the light and shade of LA and Las Vegas

When the French photographer journeyed west from Las Vegas to LA, he had no idea just how much the landscape around him would quickly change.

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Post date April 27, 2020
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David Pace: Hawkeye | LENSCRATCH

It was wonderful to see David Pace and the new work he brought to the FotoFest Reviews in Houston. To my great surprise and delight he brought a project from way back in his past, Hawkeye, that reveals the beginnings of his photo career, created as 8-year

Post date April 26, 2020
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Art In Uncertain Times: The Last Party in Brooklyn and a Conversation with Laura June Kirsch

What irony that the world was put on pause just after Juxtapoz attended a party paying joyful tribute to NYC’s legendary Studio 54 club. That NY...

Post date April 26, 2020
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Afghanistan’s Next War – The New York Times

What happens when the pandemic comes to a country in conflict?

Post date April 26, 2020
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Peter Beard was the King of Old Montauk – InsideHook

The photographer who showed us the world always kept coming back to a little town by the sea

Is African Photography a State of Mind? – Aperture Foundation NY

In a biennial and two recent photobooks, artists consider the postcolonial African subject through intriguingly intimate images.

Post date April 25, 2020
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Tags Bruno Boudjelal, Eric Gyamfi, Hélène A. Amouzou, Lebohang Kganye, Nobukho Nqaba, Zina Saro-Wiwa

Dorothea Lange and the Afterlife of Photographs – Aperture Foundation NY

A new exhibition reveals how Lange's concern for the dispossessed has never been more relevant.

Gianmarco Maraviglia – Winter Came in Spring « burn magazine

Gianmarco Maraviglia Winter Came in Spring We’ve seen the masks. We’ve seen hospitals and cemeteries. As always happens as reaction to a dramatic event there are different stages, diffe…

Post date April 23, 2020
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Spain Week: Nieves Mingueza: The malady of Suzanne | LENSCRATCH

Nieves Mingueza is a natural-born visual story teller who follows her instinct and intuition. She combines different media to create her stories such as photography, collages and text, from old photographs, magazines and encyclopedias that she finds in st

Post date April 23, 2020
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Six Conservation Photographers Share What the Environment Means to Them – PhotoShelter Blog

On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, members of the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) share what the environment means to them.

Post date April 22, 2020
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What it Takes to Be a Photo Editor – Aperture Foundation NY

For TIME magazine’s editor at large, photography is about speaking truth to the world.

Renowned Canadian photojournalist Ted Grant, lauded for modest brilliance, dies at age 90 | CBC News

Over his career, Grant took pictures of era-defining events and people, from the Vietnam War and the meltdown of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, to Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson crossing the Olympic finishing line and Pierre Trudeau sliding down a bani

In a pandemic, many photojournalists face an impossible choice: Stay safe or get out there to pay the bills? – Poynter

Many photojournalists are still on their own with procuring protective gear they need to keep safe. But the NPPA is helping. And so are some news outlets.

Post date April 22, 2020
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An unlikely portrait of W.A.S.P America – British Journal of Photography

Buck Ellison’s first monograph delves into the visual ambiguity afforded by a wealthy class of people

Post date April 22, 2020
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