This month we visit Garry Fabian Miller at the end of an era — as he works his way through his last 100 sheets of Cibachrome.
“I hope that when my subjects look at their photographs, they feel stronger because they see themselves through my eyes”
Two years ago David Moore asked the subjects of his 1980s series to revisit his archive and produced a play based on their dialogue. Now, the script is published in a book, along with their selection of images
“I imagined ‘The Newspaper’ as this elderly relative, who once had great power in their family, which waned towards the end of their life”
From Henri Cartier-Bresson to Elliott Erwitt, Martin Parr, Bruce Gilden, and Richard Kalvar, a new book brings together over 300 images from some of the genres greatest practitioners
The French photographer’s latest book explores Athens as an oxymoronic city, split between its rich mythological history and stark political-economic situation
Shooting in one of the driest places on Earth, Aïda Muluneh highlights the impact that a lack of clean water has on women’s lives
The publication’s lighthearted tone and liberated aesthetic embodied the zeitgeist of its mid-1960s audience
The photographer’s rare 1978 photobook Re-visions becomes available in a new edition
Immersing himself in a district known as Rijnwijk in Arnhem, the Netherlands, Van Cuyk sought to break down the stigma associated with this notorious community