Good Pictures, Bad Timing
When a legendary curator chided Will Brown to find his way as a photographer, he set aside images he had made of his Philadelphia neighborhood. Today, those photos attest to the changes in the area.Read more »
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Taking Pictures, Raising Children
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Taking Pictures, Raising Children
A generation of female photographers is looking to one another for advice and support as they raise children while still going on assignment overseas. Read more »
High Hopes for Lo-Fi Photos
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High Hopes for Lo-Fi Photos
Every day is “Throwback Thursday” for Daniel Akselrad and Erik Goyenechea, who have perfected the lo-fi ’90s look of Game Boy photos.Read more »
Magnum’s Archive of Once-Orphaned Photos
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Magnum’s Archive of Once-Orphaned Photos
Most pictures don’t make an edit’s final cut. But when Magnum photographers went back through their files, they found delightful images that had gone unseen. Until now. Read more »
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Afghan Women, Imprisoned
After covering the fall of the Taliban, Zohreh Soleimani returned to Afghanistan to examine the lives of women in prison. Read more »
Family Time on Prison Buses
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Family Time on Prison Buses
A little-known network of buses and vans takes people from New York City to visit relatives in prisons scattered in small towns across the state.Read more »
Don’t Call Clay Benskin a Street Photographer
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Don’t Call Clay Benskin a Street Photographer
Three years after Clay Benskin told a photographer friend he could take better pictures with a smartphone, he has produced thousands of images. But he still doesn’t see himself as a street photographer.Read more »
Pass Go, Take Pictures
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Pass Go, Take Pictures
Revisiting the Atlantic City streets that were immortalized in Monopoly. Read more »
A Photographer’s Promise to an Indian Child
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A Photographer’s Promise to an Indian Child
Alex Masi vowed to help an Indian child he photographed in Bhopal continue her schooling while he pressed on with a long term project about her.Read more »
Portraits of Those Braving Ebola
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Portraits of Those Braving Ebola
Daniel Berehulak’s “Braving Ebola” is a result of inspiration, improvisation and a determination to offer viewers a new way to see, and feel, an urgent story.Read more »
Photo: Channon Hodge/The New York Times; Video: Channon Hodge, Tanzina Vega and Taige Jensen
‘Off Color’ and on Target About Race in America
“Off Color,” a New York Times video series, looks at how artists of color are making sharp social commentary about race in America through comedy and performance. Read more »
