For the first time ever, the New York Times is offering a free portfolio review, announced a few days ago by James Estrin, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper’s LENS blog. The two-day gathering will be held April 13 - 14, bringing together publishers, photo di...

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Issue No. 5 of Musée Magazine, launched in 2011 by fashion photographer Andrea Blanch, is now out. The issue features stories on a few major publishers and art directors, such as Tomas Maier and Sam Shadid.

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Through March 2, Arnaud Adida, director of the Galeria A., will display photographs from his stock and personal collection. They are mainly fashion photographs from the likes of Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Peter Lindbergh and David Lachapelle.

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I have a theory: we are moving into a post-literate society. As the digital age descends, we usher in a new vocabulary of visual iconography, photographs, typefaces, books, films, posters, and installations all instantly available around the globe, transcending language barriers. That the ...

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Although we live in a world saturated with digital images, the Chinese photographer Adou has responded to this paradigm shift by demonstrating the splendors of film photography. Conscious of the effect this phenomenon has had on many Chinese photographers, the M97 Gallery in Shang...

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Joseph A. Buemi (b. 1923, d. 2007). Joe was born in Binghamton, New York. He served in the U.S. Army in WWII and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was an artist and internationally recognized photographer, with photographs in many museums and private collecti...

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MistEros is an editorial produced and designed by The Stylish Guys for Lella Pepe accessories. The images are inspired by the extreme dreamlike beauty and erotism of Marilyn Monroe, those characteristics are made even more desirable and mysterious by fog. These photos talk about a ...

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Considered one of the pioneers of Brazilian photojournalism, Hildegard Rosenthal (1913-1990) stood out both for her pictures of the cultural and artistic figures of her day, and for her photographs of daily life. In these landscapes, cityscapes and portraits, the In...

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I first started taking photographs on the sets of adult movies in the San Fernando Valley. I was there as a journalist. Photography gave me a break from thinking. It was a chance to hide behind the camera and not-think about everything that was happening. I've taken photos on...

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Festival Images is launching another round of its project competition. Artists and photographers have until March 15th 2013 to enter the Vevey International Photo Award. The purpose of this award is to provide crucial assistance for projects that have not been produced, in the f...

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Bastion of Liberalism, world financial centre, multi-cultural city, London has always shown herself to me as an exhibitionist. Bursting with exuberant growth and free from complexes, London presents unpredictable contrasts. Her disorderly modern architecture shoots up all over th...

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To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Indian cinema, the Delhi Art Gallery exhibited 250 iconic prints by Nemai Ghosh, Satyajit Ray’s official photographer. The gallery presented other famous photographs from Indian cinema, selected from the 120,000 images in Ghosh’s personal co...

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The Green Book stands as a symbol for the totalitarian regime imposed by its author Muammar Gaddafi in Libya, and more generally, for the process of ideological manipulation. Required read for every citizen, the book sets out the principles of a global political theory, simply called “Thir...

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