Vibrant fruit, luscious shapes, verdant leaves, a hint of ripeness and the beginning of rot. The images in Early American — Sharon Core’s latest collection — easily fit into the traditions of still life painting, which was always more than just about pictures of fruit and flowers.
Christopher Morris' photos capture the emotions and sentiments of the crowd as they congregate and wait and watch and, in the end, marvel at the renewal of a 2,000-year old religious institution.
The journalistic community is marking the anniversary of Marie Colvin and Rémi Ochlik’s deaths with “A Day Without News?” — a campaign to raise awareness of the hostile and dangerous conditions that many reporters and photographers work under around the world.
Lindsay McCrum's new book is a playful yet perturbing visual essay on the statistic that some 20 million women in America own guns.
Alberto Maserin examines the moment when Catholic priests don their religious robes and become messengers of God.
Animal sacrifice is older than history. The rituals continue to this day, as the photographs in this collection show.
