UPDATED: Robert Capa, Friend of Anton
On Tuesday evening, Christie’s held its first-ever auction of contemporary photojournalism prints. The event, which was hosted by Christiane Amanpour, was to benefit the family of the late Anton Hammerl.
On Tuesday evening, Christie’s held its first-ever auction of contemporary photojournalism prints. The event, which was hosted by Christiane Amanpour, was to benefit the family of the late Anton Hammerl.
Young photographer Isadora Kosofsky trains her lens on the unorthodox relationship between three seniors in Los Angeles for her in-progress series on love and aging.
A new book looks back on some of the celebrity photographer's most famous portraits, from Marlon Brando and Madonna to Jackie Kennedy and Frank Sinatra.
Nuru Project helps photojournalists make a difference in the world—but it also re-introduces the frequently discussed matter of whether the journalist’s job is to make that difference or to record things as they are.
Interest in Instagram has had a positive effect in a surprising place: at analog-only photography company Lomography.
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Carl de Keyzer's new book examines European coastlines facing the threat of rising sea levels that would submerge entire countries.
Joakim Eskildsen’s new body of work explores the poetry of place through the five different homes to which he has moved his family over the past six years.