Imagine the mourning and the joy— John Baer was born in 1920 and died in 1994. He was a soldier

Once Upon a Time I saw a video of a female comedian talking about the way men follow instructions. Step

There is an interesting distinction to be made within our relationships to politics. Politicians, the men and women themselves, are

There are 1000 ways to judge the quality of a photograph. Most of them rest within the frame—composition, light, etcetera—but

At the 2026 Les Rencontres d’Arles international photography festival, the exhibition Lueur nomade—dedicated to the American photographer Ming Smith and

The city has long been a subject in photography, a place in which the inexhaustible rhythm of life is revealed

First impressions count.  Yes, it’s a cliché, but it’s also true. Every book designer knows you can’t judge a book

I duck into the dollar store for a mask before venturing into the haze of wildfire smoke, which hangs over

I believe every single one of us who has ever taken a landscape photograph, stood in front of one, or

The biography is a curious genre. There is always a backstory to a life we may know. Whether it’s someone

Every photographer is a historian. Every time we press the shutter release, we are capturing a moment and preserving it.

There is something wonderfully promising about a duet. Two voices, placed next to each other, perhaps in harmony, perhaps both

There’s nothing special, or even all that original, about saying that a photographer’s real subject is light. Light and shadow,

A phrase we all remember from growing up is this: One of these things is not like the other. Of

I have often wondered why we are so in love with geometry. Shapes of any sort have always called to