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Writer, editor, graphic designer—what didn’t Allan Porter do at Camera? He was also once a photographer, and even slipped his own work into an issue now and then. Today he…

We alive today are witness to the transformation of the world, from a place of physicality to a more conceptual space, a space that is as infinite as it is…

The series presented here was shot in Portugal over a 3-year period and represents a transformed landscape that portrays the existence of Man as a constructive, reconstructive and contemplative being.…

Trent Parke has been deeply influenced by the wide-open spaces of the Australian outback. His work is steeped in light poetry, most of the time in black and white. Whether it’s…

In a recent article we discussed Stack Magazines, whose subscribers receive a different publication each month, selected for content and aesthetics. The California publisher TBW Book, founded in 2005 by…

After a freak motorcycle accident left me with two crack vertebrate in my back and neck, two broken ribs, and a four-month confinement in bed, I realized what direction my…

The guest of the latest issue of Camera isn’t a photographer. But someone who single-handedly reopened entire chapters of the history of photography and helped a new generation of photographers to…

The title says it all. Here are Allan Porter’s twelve favorite covers, selected from the 192 issues of Camera he oversaw during his 16 years at its head.…

If the Rubin Museum’s recent exhibition Allegory and Illusion: Early Portrait Photography of South Asia doesn’t travel to India, at least we have the catalogue. Through more than 80 portraits taken in India,…

The English publishing house Archives of Modern Conflict, which uses the eponymous London archives (4 million images by famous and unknown photographers), specializes in archival photographs. With the internet, the…