Barefoot in thorns: Gaza by means of the eyes of a Palestinian photographer
Working as a journalist in Gaza, says Palestinian photographer Jehad al-Saftawi, is like strolling barefoot in a area of thorns.…
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Unearthed: Pictures's Roots evaluate – cauliflowers saying cheese…
A celery plant leans nonchalantly in opposition to a wall, lengthy limbs rising to a tousled leafy head. A crimson…
Read MoreThe large image: underwater biking with Bruno Barbey
In the obituaries of Bruno Barbey, among the many biggest of photojournalists, who died aged 79 on 9 November, one…
Read MorePhotographer Catherine Panebianco: 'These are my household photos, however they're each household's story'
When US photographer Catherine Panebianco was a toddler, her household moved round North America loads: by the point she entered…
Read MoreZanele Muholi's queer South Africa: 'I don’t dare shoot at evening. It’s not protected'
Amid the plethora of essays within the catalogue for Zanele Muholi’s forthcoming retrospective at Tate Modern, there’s a shifting testimony…
Read MoreThe massive image: love letters from New York
In the 1980s, the photographer Frank Horvat was within the behavior of taking two journeys a yr to New York,…
Read MoreFrom daguerreotypes to glass plates: Australia's oldest photos – picture essay
The cultural historian Margot Riley from the State Library of New South Wales specialises within the historical past of images…
Read More'A roadmap to redemption': how a photographer helped a prisoner see past his cage
In January this yr, having accomplished a working highway journey, Alec Soth returned dwelling to his native Minneapolis to discover…
Read MoreDancers, dreamers and cat killers: Appalachian children captured by $10 cameras
Wendy Ewald travelled to Letcher County, Kentucky, within the winter of 1976. She was 25 and never lengthy out of…
Read MoreThe large image: a giraffe in Tokyo
Walking previous Tokyo’s Zojoji temple in March 2016, the Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi observed what he describes as a “world…
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