The photographs in U.S. Route 1 resist nostalgia, focusing instead on the contradictions and tensions of contemporary American life during a politically fractured era.
"You know how you hear how people with social anxiety like to smoke because they need to do something with their hands? That's like me with photography," Levitt says over the phone. "Having a camera didn't just give me a reason to be where I was, but it made it easier for me to be in social situations - it pretty much started because I was uncomfortable."
The 2025 Black and White Street Macadam Awards celebrated the enduring artistry of monochrome street photography, emphasizing its power to tell compelling stories without the use of color.
Ella finds an obligation to capture beauty in overlooked moments through photography, showcasing genuine love for cultures and connections, especially between people and dogs.
When he arrived in Innaarsuit, he heard about an incident in 2018 when the village of around 160 Inuit residents had to be fully evacuated due to a giant iceberg settling near the shore.
The RX1R III features a 61-megapixel full-frame sensor, ZEISS 35mm f/2 lens, AI-powered autofocus, and pro-level video features, enhancing performance in a compact design.
The photograph taken by Donglin Zhou captured a moment of a lemur leaping with its baby across a rocky gap at the Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, showcasing the beauty of biodiversity.
'There is a big problem here: there is a mushroom with a disease that came in the trees, and they will die in a few years. We don't know exactly when, and if we don't find a solution for this mushroom, so we have to cut down all the trees.'
Bohbot's photographs transform the Louvre into a 'living architectural organism,' emphasizing calm spatial encounters through the use of natural light and architectural details.
The exhibition 'Ideas Fijas' showcases a collaboration between artist Cecilia Szalkowicz and architects Leticia Virguez Lalli and Gabriel Huarte of Mater studio, merging photography, sculpture, and architecture.
"The Great Acceleration refers to the intensified pace of global human activity since the mid-20th century, particularly as it relates to climate, resource extraction, and industrial production."