Edward Burtynsky’s Exhibition Reveals the Devastation of the Earth
The exhibition provides an in-depth look at Burtynsky's extensive work documenting the environmental impacts of human activity.
35mm Co Is Making Film Photography Cool for Gen Z
Founded by the visionary Australian entrepreneur Madi Stefanis, 35mm Co is a brand dedicated to offering reusable film cameras.
Kotn’s Fall/Winter 2023 Photographed in Egypt
To capture the essence of their Fall/Winter 2023 collection, Kotn recruited the talents of Cairo-based photographer Mohamed Sherif.
Helga Stentzel Uses Laundry to Create Art
Helga Stentzel, a London-based multidisciplinary artist, stands out as a true visionary with her enchanting "Clothes Line Animals Series."
Ugly Truth of Lithium Mining: Catherine Hyland’s Visual Exploration
In her thought-provoking photography series titled "Lithium Mining, Atacama Desert," London-based artist Catherine Hyland delves into the complex relationship between human intervention, landscape, and the global demand for lithium.
Pierre Sernet and The Simple Act of Sharing Tea
Pierre Sernet is a multifaceted individual, whose career has spanned photography, business, and art.
Sicilian Summer Through the Lens of Leandro Colantoni
Capturing beachgoers and the hazy summer of Sicily is Leandro Colantoni, a photographer based in Sicily, Italy.
Impacts of Mining in Chile Photographed by Marcos Zegers
As part of a 4-year long-term visual research, photographer Marcos Zegers has captured the negative impacts of mining in Chile's Atacama Desert.
Ancient Culture of Female Divers in Japan Captured by Stefan Dotter
For thousands of years in the land of the rising sun, ama, which translates to sea woman in Japanese, free-dived into the sea to collect seafood and precious pearls.
Print Sale Organized for Evacuation of Afghan Photographers
Photographer Stefan Dotter and activist Sabrina Herzog have partnered with ERE Foundation to organize a print sale for the evacuation and resettlement of eight photographers from Afghanistan.
San Francisco’s Love for Bizarrely Shaped Foliage
What is San Francisco known for? Tourists would say the Golden Gate Bridge, colourful painted ladies houses, and the joy-filled rides on quaint cable cars. Photographer Kelsey McClellan would say weirdly shaped trees and bushes.
Photographers Selling Prints to Raise Funds for Afghan Hospitals
In light of the tragic events unfolding in Afghanistan, a group of photographers have teamed up to run a photo print fundraiser for NGO hospitals and clinics in the country.
The Melting Arctic Ice Cap Captured by Photographer Timo Lieber
For his project entitled THAW, Lieber photographed the Arctic ice cap, a region few dare to venture. Besides the sub-zero temperatures, it is barren, incredibly expensive to travel, and definitely not for the faint of heart.
Jacquemus Shares His Unique Perspective With Photo Book IMAGES
Simon Porte Jacquemus, one of the most influential fashion designers of today, recently published his second book titled IMAGES. Just as the name suggests, it’s full of eye-catching and aesthetic visuals.
The Best of Photographs for the Trussell Trust
Organized by British and UK-based photographers, Photographs for the Trussell Trust is a print sale fundraiser that will donate 100 percent of proceeds to the Trussell Trust.
A Photo Print Sale Fundraiser Is Donating All Proceeds to the Elmhurst Hospital
In support of the patients and medical staff, a group of distinguished New York-based photographers have assembled to hold a print sale fundraiser where all proceeds are donated directly to the Elmhurst Hospital Center.
Dara Mcgrath’s Project Cleansweep Photographs the UK Landscapes Contaminated by Chemical and Biological Weapons
Setting Mind interviews Dara McGrath, a photographer who investigated and took images of over 80 sites in the United Kingdom that were potentially contaminated by the production, testing, storage and disposal of chemical and biological weapons.
Sophie Harris-Taylor Challenges the Notion of Perfect Skin With Her Epidermis Photography Project
Harris-Taylor's Epidermis project photographs women who bear no makeup and have conditions such as acne, rosacea and eczema.