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Remembering Jane Bown: The Observer's Legendary Photographer
Jane Bown, a veteran photographer for The Observer, passed away in 2014 at the age of 89, just four months shy of her 90th birthday. Bown was a part of…
Ronja Tomke Otto's What Remains Project
As a photographer and social worker, Ronja Tomke Otto is acutely aware of social issues, particularly violent crimes that happen in public places. In…
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Less Is More For Tori
Tori Ferenc is a photographer based in London who specializes in portraits and documentary work. Her approach is characterized by simplicity and an…
Simpson Kalisher Dies
Simpson Kalisher, who liberated his lens from slick images in corporate reports and trade magazines to emerge as a discerning photojournalist whose…
Vulnerability from Dina Litovsky
My photography has never been personal. It has functioned as a shield to a cornucopia of goblins — obsessions, fears, and insecurities, all hiding…
Never to Be Seen?
The story of Antoni Campañà is a paradox - a photographer who kept his oeuvre buried, but left behind two red boxes containing over 5,000 prints and…
Newspapers Dying
Local newspapers across the country are dying, reduced to profit-making machines for distant finance syndicates. They lack quality journalism, civic…
The Most Expensive Portrait Never Sold
In January 2014 photographer Andrew Miller captured portraits of Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum. Despite facing challenges during the shoot…
AI creates Barbie-inspired photoshoot
Lisa Opie, a former Miss Virgin Islands, is the first model to have a completely AI-generated image on a magazine cover. The cover, which appears in the…
Rockabilly Retro
Garry Stuart documented the Rockabilly scene in Swindon, capturing the energetic atmosphere of live performances and rockabilly dancing. He photographed…
Shelby Lee Adams - Four Decades
Shelby Lee Adams spent four decades gaining the trust of the people in Eastern Kentucky, sometimes photographing up to five generations of the same…
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