Davison’s latest photobook evokes the simple yet sublime lives of Najin and Fatu, the last of a species on the brink of extinction

Davison’s latest photobook evokes the simple yet sublime lives of Najin and Fatu, the last of a species on the brink of extinction
In this online event, Grant talks us through Overview, the photography project hoping to reshape how we view the world around us.
Atmos Magazine’s photo director gives an insight into her artistic process, the photo industry, and what makes a good cover.
Multimedia artist Ana Maria Guerra shares how she started her coral-conscious photo series Future Fossils.
Travelling across the Japanese archipelago, Emery envisions a future where humanity exists in harmony with the natural world
“Plastic is a generic and ubiquitous material that may end up choking the planet, and in turn strangle us”
The threat of losing herbal healers and their unparalleled knowledge of plants to the coronavirus prompted photographer Florence Goupil to document efforts to prevent the spread among the people of Shipibo‐Konibo
“Women’s contribution to the farming industry is significant but often overlooked. There are underlying barriers such as access to land, class, motherhood, lack of clear leadership roles”
After following Inuit hunters and their dogs for four decades, Ragnar Axelsson is ready to share work charting what could be the end of a 4000-year long tradition
In this collection, we explore urgent questions of the environment and examine humanity’s place on earth.
From documentary series to fine art projects, these articles examine some of photography’s most potent responses to the climate crisis.