Interview by Alison Stieven-Taylor I met Monique Jaques a few years ago at Visa pour l’image, around the time she made her first trip […]…
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Close presents 120 portraits of the world’s most famous and influential people across the arts and entertainment industries, politics, business and sport—from Julia Roberts […]…
“ … I googled how painful it would be to slit one’s wrists (thinking of Diane Arbus), and up came the number for the […]…
On the 20th anniversary of Stephen Wilkes documentary project photographing the abandoned buildings on Ellis Island, and with the the future of immigration and refugees […]…
Every weekend, The Eye of Photography dedicates itself to the portfolios of its readers. By publishing the best portfolios, the magazine enables photographers around the world […]…
Even if Mont Saint Michel or the island of Tombelaine appear on most of these images, the idea that guided me in this photographic […]…
Vietnam consists of 54 different officially recognized ethnic groups. Each one of them, distinctive from the majority society (kinh) and other ethnic groups in […]…
In these still lifes, food interprets itself until it lives its own life. In a hyperbole of polychrome juxtspositions, composition becomes a dismantled pop […]…
Mythos is about the suggestion of things (ideas, stories) beyond the “facts” of the photograph. I am especially interested in the idea that what […]…
”Limbus” which means margin, edge, border, fringe. With this origin, the connotation of limbo is a state of being neglected, forgotten. The cemeteries of […]…