Ben Marcin
Ben Marcin is a photographer based in Baltimore, Maryland. His first photobook, The Holdouts (GOST Books, 2026), gathers solo row houses, abandoned farmhouses and homeless camps in and around Baltimore.
Wolfgang Zurborn
Wolfgang Zurborn is a German photographer, teacher and curator based in Cologne. His book Crowds (Kehrer Verlag, 2026) brings together colour photographs of crowds from the 1980s and 1990s.
Julio Mitchel
Julio Mitchel is a Cuban-born photographer who has lived in New York since he was seventeen. His book El Sur (GOST Books, 2026) gathers photographs from seven Latin American countries.
Oviul Maruf
Oviul Maruf is a Bangladeshi photographer based in Sylhet. In his series Botanical Silence, he photographs the flowers of his mother’s rooftop garden.
Robin de Puy
Robin de Puy is a Dutch photographer known for her portraits and long relationships with the people she photographs, including Randy, whom she has photographed since 2015.
Emin Özmen
Emin Özmen is a Turkish documentary photographer and a member of Magnum Photos. His self-published book Memleket (2026) gathers fifteen years of everyday life in Turkey.
Virginia McGee Richards
Virginia “Ginna” McGee Richards is a photographer and former environmental lawyer from North Carolina. Her book The Inner Passage (The MIT Press, 2026) traces canals in the South Carolina Lowcountry built by enslaved people.
William Josephs Radford
William Josephs Radford (b. 1998) is a photographer and artist raised in rural Andalucía, Spain. In Transparent, he removed his late father from family photographs.
Stephanie Duprie Routh
Stephanie Duprie Routh is a photographer and writer based in Texas. Her book Atlas of Invisible Things (Kehrer Verlag, 2026) brings together photographs from Marrakesh and Essaouira with a prose narrative.
Karla Murray and James Murray
Karla and James Murray are wife-and-husband architectural and interior photographers based in New York City. Their book Counter Culture (Prestel, 2026) presents 30 of Manhattan’s diners and luncheonettes.
Taisuke Nakano
Taisuke Nakano is a Japanese photographer born in 1994 and based in Tokyo. His book Spin around the Night Consumed by the Fire (Fugensha, 2026) grew out of a 2000 murder case whose perpetrator shared his name.
William Meyers
William Meyers is a New York photographer and writer, born in 1938. His book Civics (Apollo Publishers, 2026) gathers 25 years of photographs of civic life in New York.
Luke Oppenheimer
Luke Oppenheimer is a writer and documentary photographer from Oklahoma. His book Ottuk (Aliens in Residence, 2026) follows a shepherd village in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan over five years.
Wesley Verhoeve
Wesley Verhoeve is a photographer, curator and writer based in Amsterdam. His book Notice Journal, Volume Two (2026) follows family life in Ukraine during the war.
Eva Verbeeck
Eva Verbeeck is a Belgian photographer and filmmaker based in Amsterdam. Her book America’s Girls, On the Edge of a Dream (GOST Books, 2026) portrays more than 400 girls across 28 US states.
Darren Vargas
Darren Vargas is a Mexican-American photographer based in Los Angeles. His first book, Moretón (Friend Editions, 2026), follows a boxing coach and his gym in the Coachella Valley.
Adelaide Turnbull
Adelaide Turnbull is an art director, fashion stylist, costume designer, floral stylist and writer. She made the book Fallen Flowers (Kozu Books, 2026) with Claire Harrison.
Newsha Tavakolian
Newsha Tavakolian is an Iranian photographer and Magnum Photos member, born in Tehran in 1981. Her book And They Laughed at Me (Kehrer Verlag, 2026) revisits the photographs she once rejected.
Alberto Tandoi
Alberto Tandoi is an Italian photographer based in London. His self-published book 400km gathers portraits of strangers he met while walking 400 kilometres through the city.