Lina Scheynius Recounts the End of a Relationship… Continue reading

Some of the most urgent and compelling photographic representations of time seen through changes in Canada’s mountain landscapes… Continue reading

Joel Sternfeld is an American photographer, writer, and educator widely regarded as one of the pioneers of contemporary colour photography. Born in New York City, Sternfeld studied at Dartmouth Col…… Continue reading

The Multiverse series of photos takes us on a journey through time and space, revealing the remarkable intergenerational differences… Continue reading

Powertool — In his new zine, George Nebieridze captures moments of loud rage and quiet intimacy within Berlin’s female-only bands… Continue reading

This is nothing. The sky was filled with snowflakes the size of golf balls when we first woke up, the streets not wet but white. Your mind rebels a little. And then you realize it won’t last. The snow will… Continue reading

Gear acquisition syndrome, or G.A.S, is a name for those of us that like to accumulate tech gear, and in this case specifically, photographic equipment, normally in detriment to the learning process. If you struggle with G.A.S, then here are… Continue reading

The inaugural LensCulture Photobook Prize offers the opportunity to transform an unpublished project into a photobook — fully funded. One Top Winner, 5 Shortlisted, 10 Finalists… Continue reading

For many months we asked photographers to send us a piece of audio no longer than five minutes in length to include on our A Photographic Life podcast. These became a book which is now ou…… Continue reading

Are smart phones Good or Bad for Street Photography? – Street Photography… Continue reading

Photos and Q&A by Domenica Bucalo… Continue reading

This exhibition brings together his house images alongside recent collages and other works that extend the same uneasy, cinematic atmosphere… Continue reading

Can you imagine what flowers made of glass or metal would look like? Sebastian T. Thorsted explores these materialities in his new solo show, currently on view at Copenhagen’s Galleri Norup… Continue reading

A selection of recent work by American photographer Wade Schaul… Continue reading

By exploring the conventions of past portraits of industrial designers and architects, Maria Morris Hambourg unpacks Andreas Gursky’s ingenious recent portrait of Apple designer Jony Ive to reveal… Continue reading

Lynette Wallworth has won international acclaim for her ground-breaking work with emergent technologies as affecting modes of storytelling. Wallworth studied painting, then photography, while training to become a teacher at the former Alexander Mackie College in Sydney. She quickly identified… Continue reading

Shooting in my current location is fairly restrictive… Tripods are not allowed without permission; street photography is tricky as capturing people on camera is not allowed here. So…… Continue reading

This is our way of defeating uncontrollable circumstances and a situation that we did not choose. We are getting stronger this way… Continue reading

Drawing on personal history, this powerful series sheds light on a system that that institutionalised and abused thousands of women in Ireland… Continue reading

Upon leaving with a Mamiya 645 1000s, I discovered that I also had a beautiful Leica iiic with a 50/2 collapsible Summicron… Continue reading

I believe in ‘the specialist’ in all things, but the GOATS of photography have proven themselves as consumate masters, of more than one area of photographic practice. They are the photo…… Continue reading

The editors of 1x.com writes about photography and site related subjects… Continue reading

The most overlooked beat in British photography isn’t some far-flung conflict zone; it’s the end of your nearest pier. A new exhibition at Bristol’s Arnolfini l… Continue reading

Words and Images by Camille Lemoine Interview by AnnaRose Goldwitz… Continue reading

769 photographers and astronomers from 66 countries submitted more than 4,000 images to this year’s competition… Continue reading

A real way to share your photos online… Continue reading

Flickr and the Black Women Photographers community are teaming up for round four of our grant partnership, and this year we’re going bigger than ever. The grant recipient will receive $10,000…… Continue reading

In 2020, an extraordinary trove of nearly a thousand photographs taken by Paul McCartney on a 35mm camera was re-discovered in his archive. They intimately reco… Continue reading

New York Fashion Week delivers some iconic moments, but as any photographer knows, there’s just as much happening on the street as there is on the runway… Continue reading

By MICHAEL PERKINS I WILL ALWAYS LOOK BACK FONDLY UPON MY FIRST, AND MOST TECHNICALLY LIMITED, days as a young photographer. I had gained entry to a world of wonder for the simple investment of fiv…… Continue reading

Photography highlights at TOAF63. The Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) is back at Nathan Phillips Square July 12th – 14th offering a weekend full of art and fun. This year, the Fair will feature close to 300 independent artists providing visitors… Continue reading

Compact camera sales are surging as premium enthusiast models and vintage Y2K digicams attract photographers seeking alternatives to smartphones and distinctive image quality… Continue reading

Announcing 43 Critics’ Choice Award Winners for 2026… Continue reading

Greg Girard is a Canadian photographer and writer best known for his long-term documentary projects exploring the transformation of cities, the effects of globalisation, and the relationship betwee…… Continue reading

How an artist-scientist uses cyanotypes to inspire a love of marine life… Continue reading

A dialogue with the artistic duo Tania Brassesco e Lazlo Passi Norberto about photography viewed as perceptual alteration… Continue reading

London’s National Portrait Gallery presents “Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait”, a centenary exhibition that looks past the fixed image of the star to explore agency, politics and humanity… Continue reading

For many months we asked photographers to send us a piece of audio no longer than five minutes in length to include on our A Photographic Life podcast. These became a book which is now ou…… Continue reading

Words and Images by Farren van Wyk Interview by AnnaRose Goldwitz… Continue reading

This photographic investigation took place in silence while listening to excerpts from a Ilie Cioara’s book – and affirmed itself through itself as power and beauty. He also wrote: “Life is perpetual freshness, in permanent movement, As such, we need… Continue reading

Black photographers have contributed immensely the U.S. Here is a look at those whose photographs still shape our perspective… Continue reading

Twenty works span more than five decades, from 1956 to 2008, and together they bring to light a body of work that stayed almost entirely unseen during the artist’s lifetime… Continue reading

A project capturing portraits of former lighthouse keepers by Scotland-based photographer Conor Gault… Continue reading

The Ilford Sporti vintage medium format film camera made its way to me via South Africa, where it lived in a closet until I showed interest in all things film photography… Continue reading

Explore Jaroslav Brabec’s DEUS ARTIS exhibition at Prague’s DOX Centre, featuring 102 intimate portraits of global creatives like Ai Weiwei and Yoko Ono. Curated by Otto M. Urban, the show highlights unedited, film-based photography. Open until March 2, it’s a… Continue reading

HUGE Giveaway: To celebrate 250 issues, I’m passing on the Avedon book that shaped how I see people… Continue reading

Trailblazing photographer Alice Austen’s archive of more than 7,500 photographs returns to her ancestral home in New York… Continue reading

A retrospective exhibition for the significant 20th century photographer… Continue reading

Lori Vrba is a self-taught multi-media artist based in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Her imagery and assemblage are rooted in themes of memory, illusion, loss, and revival with the southern sensibilities of storytelling… Continue reading

In Jharkhand, India, fires smolder on the blackened earth, releasing toxic gases into the air. Amid the fire and smoke, men, women, and children dig with their bare hands for a humble rock—known here as “Black Diamond”… Continue reading