A few years ago, my wife and I were living in Abu Dhabi. We were incredibly fortunate in that we

May, my wife, has this look she gives me that says, “Are you really going to do that?” We have

Two things happened recently that have made me consider the position of the human subject and representation in photography. First,

I am at a busy corner that makes a sharp right turn in Jodhpur, India. Jodhpur is known as the

If anyone starts to worry about this being another boring article identical to the multitude of others that you have

I must make a confession. I am known among many of my photography friends for not liking bird photography. In

Let us play a quick word association game. I will give you a word and I would like you to

Bernard Moncet’s family knew that there was a stack of old glass plate negatives in the attic of his wife’s

When you hear the term “Defender of the Faith” you may at first think of one of the formal titles

In the UK from the 90s to the mid-2000s, there was a somewhat lowbrow ‘talent’ show called Stars in Their

Rob Wilson examines the work of Ragnar Axelsson, the Icelandic photographer who documents the Arctic’s threatened cultures. I still remember

Rob Wilson makes a case for the importance of traditional values in landscape photography. In recent years, I have despaired

Rob Wilson examines the work of Richard I’Anson and how his images create connections with the world around us. The

Rob Wilson examines the work of contemporary photographer and visual artist Beno Saradzic. In the previous two columns, I discussed

Rob Wilson examines the work and legacy of Julia Margaret Cameron. If you close your eyes and try to imagine