Category Archives: photographers & exhibitions

Read more from this The New Yorker piece.  

Here’s the story behind one of the most seen, and most expensive, photographs of modern times. (And it was not Photoshopped…)  

Indian photographer Sujatro Ghosh suggests that India seems to care more about its cows than its women.  Read and see more here.

My rough guess at a rough translation for this remarkable Tumblr assemblage of photographs.  Attribution unknown. Go here: http://deviaserproibido.tumblr.com  

Here, the New York Times Magazine presents a photo essay and report by Glenna Gordon covering the Nigerian government’s conflict with Boko Haram terrorists.

The New York Times reviews the Irving Penn Centennial exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art …

I’m sure I can speak for many of us in citing Robert Frank’s “The Americans” as one of our most influential and important photo works, and is a book, published in the late 1950s, that has occupied a prominent place on … Continue reading →

Writer/filmmaker Kate Imbach comments on the Twitter photography done by Melania Trump.

Things have changed since the days of Pete Souza in the Obama administration, according to this Verge piece.