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Shot over the course of four years, “U.S. Marshals” chronicles the culture as well as the practices and procedures of the country’s oldest law enforcement agency.  “I felt like it…

We are overwhelmed by photographs. That’s a fact. And we’re all photographers, according to an exhibition at the Musée de L’Elysée six years ago. In 2012, a poster went up…

This series of portraits, shot in the streets of Paris, showing fans of Argentine writer Julio Cortázar, is a celebration of the centenary of his birth.…

Paris Photo and Aperture Foundation announce the winners of the 2014 edition of the Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards, celebrating the book’s contribution to the evolving narrative of photography. Imaginary…

For most people, Palm Springs evokes images of a resort town of exquisite homes, glittering swimming pools, lush palm trees, and stunning golf courses situated in the Southern California desert…

After two exhibitions held as part of the European Month of Photography, Flore is back with a book entitled Une femme française en Orient (A French Woman in the East). Released earlier…

First published in 2013, Minutes to Midnight sold out the day it was released. And with good reason: Trent Parke, author of the extraordinary The Christmas Tree Bucket, is one…

This three-volume work by English photographer David Bailey is one of the best books of the year. East End, published this summer by Steidl, gathers 620 photographs taken by Bailey…

Analyzing garbage to understand consumer and social behavior? Bruno Mouron and Pascal Rostaing photographed the trashcans of celebrities.…

From the opening pictures in ‘Daybreak in Myanmar’ it is clear that documentary photographer Geoffrey Hiller is a master at finding the vantage points from which to tap into the…