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Founded in 1966, by photographers, for photographers, this new agency was to become a world leader within a few months. “Six new photographers, six new views of the world,” was…

Factory: Andy Warhol is a collection of photographs by photographer Stephen Shore, taken at Andy Warhol’s Factory between 1965 and 1967. During that period, Shore spent nearly every day taking…

The exhibition at Fundación MAPFRE in Madrid, which on view until 2018, traveling to Rotterdam and Turin, afforded the pretext for the publication of Bruce Davidson: Survey, the exhibition catalog…

It’s 7am in a trailer park in Clinton, Missouri. Photographer Ingetje Tadros stands amidst the detritus of broken televisions, discarded furniture and rusting cars that are features of the park’s…

When President-Elect Donald Trump talks vaguely about making America great again, he may very well be evoking the America National Geographic crafted in its pages for most of the 20th…

Gamma, a story of photographers, the story of an agency, one of the best. An Éditions de la Martinère book (Gamma : Une histoire de photographes) is celebrating its 50th…

In this new project, Nicolas Henry no longer showcases grandparents around the world as he did earlier, but entire communities, focusing on changes in traditions, nature, and family, but also…

The first thing we encounter in Eden is a man. The image depicts him engulfed by a sea of bougainvillea with bright green leaves and magenta flowers growing so enthusiastically…

Auguste Rodin, a contemporary of the invention of photography, was one of the first to use the medium in his work, both as a documentary tool and as a communication…

Down to earth is a celebration of all that is essential: nature and fecundity, the correlation between our bodies and the earth—growth and death.…