Foggy Views of a Latter-Day Jurassic Park
Safari animals and inclement weather make for nearly surreal images
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War Through a Woman's Eyes
Some of today’s top conflict photographers just happen to be women. We spoke with a handful of these photojournalists about their experiences—and how they differ from their male colleagues' -
A Photographic Ode to the Laundromat
Snorri Sturluson makes a rigorous study of the ubiquitous New York laundry, each an "oasis of despair" -
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Asger Carlsen's Hester is a gruesomely fleshy, heavily abstracted take on the sculptural female nude
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Interview: Mitch Feinberg On His Tribute To Boston
The legendary still-life photographer speaks on how his instantly iconic Boston magazine cover came together
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Alec Soth, How You Living?
We spoke with the Magnum photographer about how he makes money as a photographer
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This Is '90s Teenage London
A look at Nigel Shafran's new book, Teenage Precinct Shoppers
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Altered Images
David Benjamin Sherry’s “Wonderful Land” shows familiar landscapes in an unfamiliar way
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Behind the Notes: Joachim Robert's Paris Skyline
This crisp image of a cold Paris day made it big on Tumblr—after a not-so-small modification
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Ed Ruscha's Proto-Street View
Well before Google, Ed Ruscha made comprehensive drive-by portraits of 1960s LA
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#iphoneonly
Photojournalists (and their editors) have a new favorite tool: the smartphone. We spoke to several mobile-savvy pros to find out how and why Instagram is becoming an ever-bigger part of their work
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Blue China
Filipe Casaca offers the inside perspective of an outsider in Dalian, China
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Ed Panar, How You Living?
Pittsburgh's finest reflects on surviving as a photographer
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2013's Ten Best Wedding Photographers
"When my outlook changed, the images started changing, too.” - Matt Miller
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A Photobook With No End
After last year's hit Animals That Saw Me, Ed Panar returns with a more difficult photobook—so difficult, in fact, that you'll literally never be able to finish it
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Mexico, From a (Great) Distance
Jeanette Muranyi mounted her camera to a telescope and photographed her childhood home of Juarez from across the border in El Paso, Texas
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Alec Soth's California
In the latest Little Brown Mushroom Dispatch Soth and writer Brad Zellar journey to the valleys of Silicon, San Joaquin, and Death
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Peter Dixie, How You Living?
A British photographer talks about his experience living and working in Shanghai
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Mark King, How You Living?
For a photographer living in Barbados, the internet looks like the best way to show projects and build an audience—but does it really work?
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A Colorful Miasma
Brice Bischoff's long exposures in LA's Bronson Caves are part of a sci-fi-focused group show in New York
