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From Sochi to the Ukraine, the Gremlin in the Kremlin is everywhere you look. To hear journalists heap such praise on the opening ceremony, I asked myself what they might…

Almost three years ago to the day, an earthquake, followed by a tsunami and a nuclear disaster, struck Japan. Images of natural disasters are among the most striking that can…

The book opens with a “superb” explosion. It could be  fireworks set off for a national holiday or the new year. Instead, the photograph illustrates the ongoing violence in Chechnya. Davide…

It began as a series of interviews, of films made, of speeches taped, of conversations, ideas, people. It began when Swedes began sending journalists out into the world, and those…

“As a child, Macel had a limited understanding of what her father did after he drove off and traveled far away to work,” writes Marvin Heiferman in the introduction to Sara…

In the tabloid world, Caroline Junot, aka Caroline Princess of Hanover, is a sure bet. She’s big game, watched, followed, hunted 24 hours a day, eclipsing all the aging stars…

On February 8, 2014, M magazine published these two stories on paparazzi. They were kind enough to let us republish them. They call themselves, “the rats.” Sometimes dismissed as the lowest…

In July 2007, future French president François Hollande was photographed by a paparazzo while on vacation. With falling sales, lawsuits galore and reality TV “stars” on their front pages, it…

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…