Tag: photography
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M. H. Rubin Critiquing and discussing photography, particularly for novices, can be difficult. Most critique is exceptionally subjective — various nice ways to say you don’t like something, and some… more ›
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An explosion from the side of an old brick building. A crashed bicycle in a city intersection. A cockroach in a box of takeout. It took less than 10 seconds… more ›
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On a hot afternoon in June, four people stood in the lobby of Travelers Hotel off Third Street in Clarksdale, Mississippi, each taking in the images that lined its walls.… more ›
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MIT and Halsey Burgund”I think it’s getting harder to know what is true,” says Jago Cooper, the director of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, which is part-way… more ›
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What is the impact of Generative AI and related technologies on research photography? Will it undermine the need to collect original photos? Or extend their impact? Research photography is one of many qualitative data-gathering… more ›
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Plakkerskamp is a photo series that documents both the white squatter camps and white-only communities that have developed in South Africa. These images, taken around Pretoria and Johannesburg, represent a fraction of the estimated… more ›
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“Africa is everywhere and Africa is influencing everything,” says Peet Pienaar, editor of Afrosport, a fascinating survey of sport, photography, design, and culture across the continent Despite the constant reinvention… more ›
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TextMadeleine Rothery Lead Image Three Legged Woman, 2022, Frida Orupabo https://www.anothermag.com/art-photography/15327/the-best-photos-of-2023-women-led-stories more ›
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Few people photographed as many major events and notable figures in Ghana’s pre and post-colonial history as the late J.K. Bruce-Vanderpuije. On 28 February 1948, he captured on camera the… more ›