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The South-Sudanese humanitarian crisis is one of the worst on the planet at present, classified by UN “level 3” the same level of need as Syria; however the country ranks…

Ian Macdonald, born Auckland, New Zealand 1949. First gained prominence in 1975 with his photographs of a whale stranding on Auckland's Muriwai Beach.…

To Save a Forest... Photographs by leading New Zealand conservationists: Martin Hill, Ian Macdonald and Craig Potton. …

What Alexis Vettoretti documents in this series of portraits with his father is the long drama of illness.…

My love affair with dogs began at birth with my family’s black Cocker Spaniel. It was short lived as Sambo was given away six months later – considered  “too  overprotective”…

I really wanted to be a painter. I really wanted to be a rock star. Ultimately, I became neither of these things – and both. I take photographs. Mostly of…

It’s increasingly common for readers of L’Oeil to call our attention on photographers, collections, forgotten and lesser-known or even unknown images. That’s the case this week with Eric Smith from…

Daniel Chauche, born to a French father and an American mother in 1951, found his true calling in photography. He studied art at the University of Florida where, in 1979,…

Sebastián Castañeda takes viewers on a spiritual journey to Ayabaca, a town deep in the Peruvian Andes. The original Quechua name means “sanctuary.” Ayabaca has kept the traces and transformations of…

“Ashimoto” is a polysemic term, which in Japanese means "around the feet", among other senses. Referring only to the foot, but also the foot including the leg, or just a…