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© Andrew Rovenko

Traveling to Space From Your Backyard

Andrew Rovenko April 10, 2023

© Grégoire Eloy, Ressac, Images Plurielles.

Aral Sea: Memory Erased

Michaël Naulin April 7, 2023

Shannon Dupree

Glamour as Resistance

Elyssa Goodman April 6, 2023

Flamants célestes par Junji Takasago, Gagnant,Japon, Art naturel. Situé dans les Andes, le Salar d'Uyuni est la plus grande étendue de sel au monde. C'est aussi l'une des plus grandes mines de lithium de Bolivie, ce qui menace l'avenir de ces flamants. Le lithium est utilisé dans les batteries des téléphones et des ordinateurs portables. © Junji Takasago, Wildlife Photographer of the Year / Wildlife Photographer of the Year est développé et produit par le Natural History Museum, Londres

The Rise of Wildlife Photography

Copélia Mainardi April 4, 2023

Fabien Ouedraogo, alias Papy, regarde la télévision jusqu'à tard dans la nuit. Dans cette maison, comme souvent au Burkina Faso, la télévision est une échappatoire. C’est aussi un outil utilisé par la néocolonisation. Burkina Faso, Karpala, décembre 2021.

Growing up in Burkina Faso

Iris Mandret April 3, 2023

Sources de soufre #1, Dallol, dépression du Danakil, Éthiopie, 2018. © Edward Burtynsky, avec l'aimable autorisation de Howard Greenberg Gallery et Sundaram Tagore Gallery, New York

Of Salt, Sulfur, and Ore

Elyssa Goodman March 28, 2023

Aux jours inoubliables / ©Gaël Bonnefon with the kind permission of the editions SUN / SUN

The Photobook: An Independent Art

Julien Hory March 22, 2023

© Brice Gelot

On the Other Side of the Street

Chahde Ayyoub March 22, 2023

1er février 1988. Suicide à Via Noce. © Fabio Sgroi

The Mafia in Palermo: “There Could be Three Murders Within a Couple Hours”

Michaël Naulin March 21, 2023

The waste pickers of Dandora © Sam Barker

The Waste Pickers of Dandora

Max Hirshfeld March 15, 2023

Jérusalem, Israel, 2016. La secte juive des Belz célèbre Pourim avec un tish, une part symbolique de pain et de poisson, dans une grande salle en forme de stade sous leur synagogue. Abbas © Fonds Abbas Photos/Magnum Photos

Abbas: The Eye of Men and Gods

Michaël Naulin March 14, 2023

© Jack Lueders-Booth

Life Along Boston’s Orange Line Before its Demolition

Robert E. Gerhardt March 10, 2023

© Sirkka-Lissa Konttinen

Byker: From Here to Modernity

Colin Pantall March 9, 2023

Vitaly’s House © Joe Perri

A Ukrainian Melancholy

Julien Hory March 3, 2023

1971 - Oakland, California, USA: Black Panther Lauryn Williams with her niece Mary Williams. © Stephen Shames

Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party

Robert E. Gerhardt March 2, 2023

Novak Djokovic, Open d’Australie, 2018. © Nicolas Luttiau, L'Équipe.

Sports Photography: A World Apart?

Sophie Bernard February 25, 2023

Best Regards, Christer Strömholm

Brigitte Ollier February 23, 2023

1991 - Beyrouth. © Gabriele Basilico

Sabyl Ghoussoub: “Gabriele Basilico has Captured Beirut”

Michaël Naulin February 20, 2023

Shari-i-Golghola, the former fortress city in the Bamiyan Valley, known as “The City of Screams,” Afghanistan, 2010 © William Frej

Forty Years of Trekking in the Himalaya

William & Anne Frej February 17, 2023

Honor your Father and Mother

Fabiana Sala February 16, 2023

A., qui a maintenant 19 ans, s'est enfuie avec un homme il y a plusieurs années. Après l'avoir entendu faire des plans pour la vendre dans une maison close de Kolkata, elle a réussi à s'échapper. Elle a été retrouvée à la gare de Canning, dans le Bengale occidental (Inde), par des représentants de Childline, une organisation qui aide les enfants en détresse. Elle a ensuite été emmenée dans un refuge où elle a été conseillée par des experts en santé mentale. Quelques mois plus tard, elle a été réunie avec sa famille. © Smita Sharma

We Cry in Silence

Robert E. Gerhardt February 16, 2023

Aircraft carrier Charles-de-Gaulle in Brest. March 2021. © Ewan Lebourdais, Official Painter of the Navy

Ewan Lebourdais and the Titans of the Seas

Nathalie Dassa February 15, 2023

Blizzard, 2018 © Série The Other End of the Rainbow par Kourtney Roy, Galerie Les filles du calvaire, Paris

Kourtney Roy: On the Highway of Tears

Iris Mandret February 10, 2023

Frederick Langenheim Looking at Talbotypes. William and Frederick Langenheim, 1849-51. (Gilman Collection, Gift of The Howard Gilman Foundation, 2005/The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

Revisiting Susan Sontag

Brigitte Ollier & Jonas Cuénin February 9, 2023

Gabriella Angotti-Jones: I Just Wanna Surf (Copyright © Gabriella Angott-Jones, 2022)

I Just Wanna Surf

Miss Rosen January 26, 2023

Close-up of Svyatoslav’s hands on a used skateboard. Hanover, Germany. April 27th, 2022. © Thomas Girondel

The Wheels of Hope: Skateboarding in Wartime

Thomas Girondel January 24, 2023

© Steve Schapiro

Andy’s Pop Life

Miss Rosen January 19, 2023

In the steppe near the capital Nur-Sultan, kokparshy, or Kokpar players, compete in an indescribable melee to grab a headless goat body. The communal version of this game sees up to 200 or 300 players competing, each playing for himself. The tribes that descended from Genghis Khan spread their culture throughout Mongolia and Central Asia, but nowhere in this region is the contrast between the contemporary and the ancient higher than in Kazakhstan. And nowhere is the interaction between the two more clearly embodied than in the kokpar.

The Soul of Kazakhstan

Michaël Naulin January 18, 2023

Bruxelles, 1932 © Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson / Magnum Photos- Collection Szafran, Fondation Pierre Gianadda

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Dear Friends

Michaël Naulin January 16, 2023

Dance is my Reason

Jair F. Coll January 12, 2023

Walkin', 1977 © Marilyn Nance / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Revisiting FESTAC ‘77, the Landmark Pan-African Festival

Miss Rosen January 11, 2023

© Jeremy Bernard

High Up on the Mountain

Jean-Denis Walter January 10, 2023

A$AP Rocky Three-piece cap grills with open face or windows design, meaning they frame the tooth exposing some enamel; yellow gold and classic diamond horseshoe ring. Mike Miller, Los Angeles, 2018

Ice Cold: How Hip-Hop Shaped the History of Jewelry

Chahde Ayyoub January 4, 2023

Earthrise, December 24, 1968, Hasselbald 70mm. Objectif 250mm F/5.6. © by Bill Anders, réf NASA: AS08_14_2383

Apollo Remastered: Fly Me to the Moon

Nathalie Dassa December 22, 2022

Two faces of our Earth, always surprising and fascinating. La Terre entre nos mains, Flammarion / ESA/NASA Thomas Pesquet

Thomas Pesquet: “Space is Always Fascinating“

Nathalie Dassa December 19, 2022

From The Crime Show at ABC No Rio, 1982. Photo by Harvey Wang

ABC No Rio: New York’s Free Spirit

Miss Rosen December 15, 2022

©MichaelNaulin

Welcome to The Leica World

Michaël Naulin December 13, 2022

Cambodia’s Unbridled Race

Benjamin Filarski December 12, 2022

TOKYO 101. Inside Views Series. © Floriane De Lassée

Inside Views: Lost In Translation

Iris Mandret December 7, 2022

Jr. Miss Rehearses. © Steve Davis

Exploring American Life for Twenty Years

Steve Davis December 6, 2022

© Naulin

99 Cameras Club: An Intimate and Unique Collection of Cameras

Michaël Naulin December 2, 2022

The Poetics of Absence

Brian Karlsson November 25, 2022

© Sola Olosunde

Transforming the Streets of New York into a Photo Studio

Miss Rosen November 23, 2022

Untitled from Days at Sea, 1974 © Ralph Gibson

Ralph Gibson, Perfect Harmony

Michaël Naulin November 19, 2022

© The Anonymous Project / Lee Shulman

The Anonymous Project: Slide Attitude

Michaël Naulin November 7, 2022

The Blue of the Far Distance

The Blue of the Far Distance

Emilia Martin November 6, 2022

Touraine, France, 2009.

Best Regards, Marc Riboud

Brigitte Ollier November 3, 2022

Fighters, not Soldiers

William Dupuy October 17, 2022

Elusive Pakistan

Gauthier Digoutte October 15, 2022

The Island That Burnt on a Film Set

Gaia Squarci October 10, 2022

Olena Bondarenko in the bedroom where she stays after her apartment got damaged by shrapnel, Bakhmut, Ukraine on September 7, 2022 © Sasha Maslov I Institute

How Disabled People Feel Trapped on the Ukrainian Front

Sasha Maslov September 13, 2022

Bernard Plossu, Arizona, 1980 © Dave Ronan

Best Regards, Bernard Plossu

Brigitte Ollier August 17, 2022

Ukrainian Refugees Continue to Forge New Lives in Slovakia

Ismail Ferdous & Robert Gerhardt August 8, 2022

Are DSLR Cameras Going Extinct?

Christina Cacouris July 30, 2022

Star-forming region in the Carina Nebula. What looks much like craggy mountains on a moonlit evening is actually the edge of a nearby, young, star-forming region NGC 3324 in the Carina Nebula. Captured in infrared light by the Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, this image reveals previously obscured areas of star birth. © NASA

A Journey Through Time and Space

Gaia Squarci July 16, 2022

Hair Gel, Self-Rule and Hip-Hop

Soham Gupta June 29, 2022

Don’t Look up

Alex Metenier June 25, 2022

As Far as the Eyes Can See

Laetitia de La Villehuchet June 22, 2022

Black Power and Pride on the Streets of New York

Miss Rosen June 14, 2022

Heartbeat of the Land

Terra Fondriest May 25, 2022