Matt Black: The Geography of Poverty
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Matt Black has spent much of his career doing something most photographers avoid: staying uncomfortable long enough that it stops being a moment and instead starts becoming a patte...
Street photography sits at an uncomfortable intersection for many people: is it documentation or intrusion? The answer shapes not just how you approach it, but whether you approach...
Photography has always occupied a curious position. It can be art, journalism, testimony, or obsession. But before any of that, it is memory made visible. And nowhere does that bec...
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Since its founding in 1976, Mother Jones has operated on a foundational premise: Visual storytelling goes hand-in-hand with investigative reporting to expose injustice, demand acco...
Ernesto, known to the streets and his digital community as Buda, does not consider himself a traditional artist. His work is a visceral rejection of the polished and staged. He vie...
DPReview reader, Mark Lamb, serendipitously submitted a portrait-themed spotlight right before we announced our community self-portrait mini challenge. See what portraits he has to...
For nearly two centuries, photojournalists have played a vital role in documenting global events, influencing our view of the world and shaping how we view the future. Tim Page: Th...
Street photography still speaks about people, encounter, and human communication in the moment. Much of the practice already uses people differently. People become form, scale, col...
You know, there is a difference between a good photograph and one that stays. Not louder, not more dramatic, not even technically better. Just… harder to forget. [Read More]
We are living through the most photographed moment in human history, and somehow, street photography matters more than it ever has. [Read More]
One of the arguments I hear most often against street photography has very little to do with photography itself. "If you're going to photograph someone, why not just talk to them?"...
Six in the morning on the Brooklyn Bridge, and New York City is something it rarely is. It is quiet. Not empty, but quiet. Dan Aragon is standing on the walkway watching the light...
An internationally acclaimed photojournalist in Iran turns his lens on his own city, as Tehran comes under bombardment.
Street photography is one of the hardest genres to stay sharp at if you only do it occasionally. Rust sets in fast, and when you're dropped into a busy city with a camera, the gap...
People keep asking me what it's like photographing the anti-ICE protests outside Delaney Hall in Newark. The general perception is of a nonstop war zone. That's probably the bigges...
Enrique Murciano believes that photography is inherently simple. For him, the art form is not about complex gear or heavy manipulation, but rather the patience required to wait for...
Photographing and writing an in-depth project enhanced the published product, says an award-winning independent photojournalist. [Read More]
There are photographs that seem to exist entirely on their surface. You look at them and everything is already there. A trailer, parked on a patch of dirt. A road cutting the foreg...
FotoFocus's executive director Katherine Ryckman Siegwarth reflects on the growing importance of in-person, community-centered engagement with photography at a moment when generati...
Colombian-American photographer and filmmaker Juan Arredondo turns his lens on the people of the world who do not have birth and death certificates — and how these vital records ar...
'Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985' features works by more than 100 artists, journalists, organizers, and more. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Bec...
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