Exploring African Identity and Ritual at Lagos Photo Festival
Staying ahead of trends, LagosPhoto’s seventh edition offers more conceptual work.Read more »
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The Week in Pictures: Nov. 4, 2016
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The Week in Pictures: Nov. 4, 2016
Photos from The New York Times and photographers from around the world. Read more »
A Whimsical Slice of British Life
Credit Homer Sykes, from ‘Once A Year,’ Dewi Lewis Publishing
A Whimsical Slice of British Life
Homer Sykes photographed local festivals and ceremonies that call to mind unusual and obscure sides of British society.Read more »
Photographing Everyday Beauty From Above
Credit Kacper Kowalski
Photographing Everyday Beauty From Above
Kacper Kowalski’s passion for paragliding led him to ditch an architectural career for one as a flying photographer chronicling stunning, everyday scenes in his native Poland.Read more »
The Female Gaze in Fashion Photography
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The ‘Female Gaze’ in Fashion Photography
An exhibit at PhotoVogue Festival in Milan explores how female photographers are redefining the concept of beauty in fashion images.Read more »
Behind the Mask: Scenes From Nicaragua’s Sandinista Revolution
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Behind the Mask: Scenes From Nicaragua’s Sandinista Revolution
A commemorative reissue of Susan Meiselas’s book “Nicaragua” brings to life the young revolutionaries who toppled the Somoza dictatorship.Read more »
The Week in Pictures: Oct. 28, 2016
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The Week in Pictures: Oct. 28, 2016
Photos from The New York Times and photographers from around the world. Read more »
Harlem’s Rich History, Inside House’s Barbershop
Credit Jeffrey Henson Scales/HSP Archive, from the book “House” (SPQR Editions, 2016)
Harlem’s Rich History, Inside House’s Barbershop
When Jeffrey Henson Scales moved to Harlem, a friend suggested he stop taking pictures on the street and go indoors, where rich traditions live on. Read more »
What Inge Morath Saw: A Unique Sense of Style
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What Inge Morath Saw: A Unique Sense of Style
The photographer Inge Morath, who was also the wife of Arthur Miller, had an eye for style — on the street and on film sets, at galas and on runways.Read more »
After Egypt’s Revolution, a New Start in American Exile
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After Egypt’s Revolution, a New Start in American Exile
When a young Egyptian medical student’s dreams of democracy collapsed, he joined fellow expatriates in the United States, documenting their hopes for the future.Read more »
A Difficult Harvest for America’s Black Farmers
Credit Michael M. Santiago
A Difficult Harvest for America’s Black Farmers
In “Stolen Land, Stolen Futures,” Michael Santiago looks at the challenges facing a third-generation black farmer as he struggles to stave off foreclosure and hold on to his land.Read more »