Shredding Uganda
Yann Gross's "Kitintale," part of Paris Photo's focus on Africa, documents the unlikely birth of skater culture in Uganda
Shredding Uganda
Yann Gross's "Kitintale," part of Paris Photo's focus on Africa, documents the unlikely birth of skater culture in Uganda
Weegee, Both Ways
New York and Los Angeles pay simultaneous homage to their rawest chronicler
How To Find Great Work on Flickr
The web's largest (and oldest) photo-sharing site remains a fruitful place to find interesting photography
Johor: Asia Latitude One
A portrait of of the vibrant Malaysian state, commisioned by His Royal Higness
Kelli Connell's "Double Life"
The unexpected story of a relationship, told with a twist
Books of the Year: “Altered Landscapes”
A wide-ranging collection shows how photographers have responded to human changes to landscapes
Books of the Year: Yukichi Watabe's "A Criminal Investigation"
The story behind one of the most unexpected and unlikely photo book successes of 2011
"The Suffering of Light"
An interview with Magnum photographer Alex Webb on his stunning new retrospective, one of our favorite photo books of the year
The Lost Photographs of Captain Scott
A recently discovered trove of historic photos taken by the legendary British explorer captures an ill-fated 1912 mission to the South Pole: one of our Books of the Year
The Story Behind the Meme
A conversation with the man responsible for "Self Pop Tart"
Books of the Year: Francesca Woodman
The catalog for Woodman's first major retrospective looks anew at the young artist's tragically brief oeuvre
Iraq, Through the Glass
Benjamin Lowy gives two unique perspectives on a decade of chaos in his new book "Iraq | Perspectives"
Attention, Shoppers
A closer look at Brian Ulrich's "Is This Place Great or What", one of our books of the year
Books of the Year: "Fish-Work"
In which Corey Arnold explains, among other things, what the hell is going on in this photo
© Corey Arnold
The Top 50 Photo Books of 2011
From fine art to photojournalism to the best retrospectives, our guide to a great year in books
Michael Jang: Summer Weather
In the latest project to surface from an incredible, mostly unseen personal archive, Jang shoots aspiring San Francisco weatherpeople in 1983
From Blog to Gallery: Prison Photography's "Cruel and Unusual"
Bloggers turn curators at an upcoming gallery exhibition in Europe
Taking to the Streets
Zoe Strauss's "Ten Years" pushes the boundaries of photography exhibits
Best of the Best of 2011
A mega-list aims to organize photography book "best of" lists, but it's still not enough
Photography Books, To Go
Independent photobook publisher Hassla releases an app for iOS
All Access: The Rock 'n' Roll Photography of Ken Regan
A rock-photo veteran opens a vast vault of memories in one of our favorite books of 2011
The Best Photo Books of 2011
The list is in: our 50 favorites of the year, spanning fine art, photojournalism, culture and more
Behind the Meme: A Conversation With the Man Behind Self Pop Tart
In the viral photo meme du jour, Kevin Patrick Hanley swaps out iPhones for Pop Tarts in the ubiquitous mirror self-portrait
Where Photographers Lurk Online
We recently spotted Martin Parr, world-famous photographer, dropping in on some online conversations. He's certainly not alone
Japan's Tsunami Aftermath Now Visible in Google Street View
A special site designed for mass image uploading also offers the ability to survey damage before and after 3/11
Books of the Year: Corey Arnold's "Fish-Work: The Bering Sea"
We spoke with Corey on animals, piñatas and, yes, the Discovery Channel
Books of the Year: Brian Ulrich's "Is This Place Great or What"
A portrait of an American decade of consumer culture
Books of the Year: Francesca Woodman
The catalog for Woodman's first major U.S. retrospective recontextualizes the young artist's tragically brief oeuvre
Pay To Play (and Publish)
An interesting new website and book project is selling promotional space to any photographer, as long as they're willing to outbid the picture that came before
Ed Templeton On Shooting the Teenage Kiss
Teenage Kissers is on our shortlist of best photo books of the year. We chatted with Templeton on how his latest project came together, and on seeking the decisive (romantic) moment in public
New Rolls: More Incredible Photographs From Japan's Tsunami Victims
The ROLLS TOHOKU project gave film cameras to amateur photographers young and old
Instant Expert: Bernd and Hilla Becher
An introduction to the omnipresent German husband-and-wife duo, and their formalist industrial studies