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The wider audience knows Giuseppe Pino only as a portraitist, and an observer of the jazz universe but in four decades he has kept his style intact while working in different genres: nudes,…

Cornelia Wilhelm was only nineteen years old when she arrived in New York to work as a photographer's assistant. She felt instantly at home and began to explore and document 'life'…

The latest issue of Camera hit newsstands in late May. Issue No. 6 is devoted to the photography of intimacy, presenting the work of three photographers from three different eras. It begins…

Starting June 13th, the first publication from the Ebifanany I collection by History in Progress Uganda will be released in Amsterdam: Le photographe, Deo Kyakualgira. This event will be held at the…

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This week’s first photo takes us into the heart of the drama in Turkey, an evolving society facing a stutterer, a deaf-mute when it comes to history, the latest “kayaker”…

It was as if the whole week had been pending, as if nothing at all had happened, as if major events like the World Cup, the D-Day ceremonies and summer…

In March of 2009, when America’s economic crash and housing crisis had peaked and the nation was still engaged in two long wars, Los Angeles based photographer Pamela Littky stumbled…

While Phaidon recently published a reverse retrospective of Danny Lyon that looks back at the photojournalist’s career beginning with his most recent series, Aperture and Xavier Barral are publishing a new edition…