The past few years has been referred to by many as the ‘Golden Age of Photo Book Publishing’, while others argue that what we are actually experiencing is not a golden age but in fact a tsunami of photo books with a resultant drop in both the quality of photography and final artifact.
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As a pioneer of Italian photojournalism, Piergiorgio Branzi captured a pivotal moment in European history-following the end of World War II. Starting with a motorcycle voyage down the Italian coast less than a decade after WWII and con
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One image that summarizes our fragility and the need to work for peace is the simple yet poignant photograph of Earth taken by the astronaut William Anders during 1968’s Apollo 8 mission.
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For the past four years, Matt Black has wondered about an alternate title for his documentary project The Geography of Poverty . Since 2014, the work has taken him on four cross-country trips over 80,000 miles, photographing communities in 46 states.
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Obituary writing is more about life than death: the last word, a testament to a human contribution. Yet who gets remembered – and how – inherently involves judgment. To look back at the obituary archives can, therefore, be a stark lesson in how society valued various achievements and achievers.
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