Roundup

Photo of the Week   by Donato Di Camillo | Instagram The 19th-Century Botanist Who Changed the Course of Photography If a picture is worth a thousand words, then photo books offer even richer narratives. Invented in the 19th...

Picture of the Week by Renzo Grande W Eugene Smith, The Photographer Who Wanted To Record Everything In April 1977, the photographer W Eugene Smith sat in a wheelchair in 23rd Street in New York and oversaw...

Picture of the Week   By Gareth Bragdon | Instagram Encounters Alexander Krohmer travels the world, making impromptu, collaborative portraits of people and groups he meets in the streets. He uses a technique that is simple, yet strikingly...

Picture of the Week by Laurence Bouchard   Jade Doskow's Lost Utopias photo series documents past World's Fairs sites Photographer Jade Doskow has spent the last decade documenting crumbling and thriving World's Fair sites across North America and Europe for...

Picture of The Week by Shinja Aramoto Powerful Photography Stronger Than Ever: Experts On Influential Images In today’s age of smartphones and Instagram, anyone can be a photographer and share images instantly. This might create the illusion...

Picture of the Week by Gabi Ben Avraham | Instagram Is This The End of In-PUBLiC? Questioning What Street Photography Really Is. The question ‘what is street photography?’ has caused a divide within the community for decades. It...

Picture of the Week by Allan Schaller This Poignant Photo Series Reveals The Raw Reality Of Detroit Jarod Lew is a documentary photographer based in Oak Park, Michigan, whose work examines the complex relationship between human identity...

Photo of The Week by Muhammad Imam Hasan Portraying a Nation: Germany 1919-1933 Ashifty industrialist sits behind a shining phone in Weimar Cologne. Three young farmers, on their way to a dance, stop for a second in sharp...