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Ed Kashi

Ed Kashi is an American photojournalist, filmmaker and educator and a member of VII Photo. His retrospective A Period in Time (2025) brings together more than four decades of his work.

Martin Kaninsky 4/30/23 Martin Kaninsky 4/30/23

Christopher Anderson

Christopher Anderson (born 1970) is a photographer and filmmaker, born in Kelowna, Canada, and raised in West Texas. He first became known for his work in conflict zones and for his pictures of Haitian migrants on a boat that sank at sea.

Martin Kaninsky 4/11/23 Martin Kaninsky 4/11/23

James Nachtwey

James Nachtwey (born 1948) is an American photojournalist. Since 1981 he has photographed wars, famines and disasters around the world, and since 1984 he has worked under contract for TIME.

Wolfgang Zurborn Scanned His 1980s Negatives During Lockdown. Crowds Is What He Found

During lockdown, Wolfgang Zurborn went back to his photographs of crowds. He scanned hundreds of colour negatives from the 1980s and 1990s, made at political, sporting, religious, tourist and entertainment events. Photography Book Spotlight

What Does a Curator See That a Photographer Might Miss? Everett Helm on Selecting Images

What changes when someone else selects the photographs? Everett Helm makes those decisions for Composition, the visual art platform he started while studying design. Interviews

Why Some Real Photographs Look Staged: Michael Sargeant on Magnum’s Fact/Fiction Print Sale

Magnum Photos is selling photographs that make you ask what is real. Fact/Fiction, the new Magnum Square Print Sale, brings together over 70 small prints, from straight documents of history to scenes that were carefully staged. Interviews

Zsanett Fodor Photographs Crete Without Planning Which Images Will End Up Together

Zsanett Fodor combines separate moments into one island portrait. In Moments of Crete, the Hungarian amateur photographer brings together views from her trip to the Greek island. Photo Essay