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South x Southeast photomagazine features fine art photography of the American Southeast. Be it images taken in the Southeastern U.S. by photographers from other locales, or images taken elsewhere by…

Trans Photographic Press has just published « MéMWA », a photography book by Philippe Monges, which explores slavery and the slave trade. The title means “memory” in Creole. Making full…

I’m working from intuition and the urge to examine my everyday life and surroundings. My photographs are descriptions of what particular places or situations is like, 
at a particular time.…

Never have photobooks been as popular as they are today. Hundreds, if not thousands of them are published every year. The web is full of blogs and websites dedicated to…

Photography records what we forget, offering a map back into the past into lives we would never otherwise know, if not for the camera to record their existence. We are…

It’s so rare, and because it’s so rare, it’s important. The magazine we’re reviewing this week left its impression on us. Saturdays Magazine, the name of a magnificent New York…

Not once since I began writing this column have I felt as sad as I feel right now. What must be happening today so that newspapers I read—newspapers which supposedly…

Founded in March 2008 by two photographers, David Bram and Joshua Spees, Fraction Magazine features the best of contemporary photography, bringing together diverse bodies of work by established and emerging…