Patrick Lüthi: "I would advise myself to be less naive"

Patrick Lüthi, a Swiss photographer and founder of the volunteer project “Ukrainian Photo Diary,” spoke about creating an open wartime archive, helping civilians, and rethinking the concepts of peace ...

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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer Jerry Gay, Known for Iconic Image of Exhausted Firefighters, Dies

His famed 1974 image of firemen echoed scenes of exhausted soldiers in Vietnam.

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Behind the Settler Attack on Palestinians and a Washington Post Journalist

Jasper Nathaniel, an independent journalist who filmed the attack, describes the significant increase in West Bank violence on the eve of the Israeli election.

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Photographers on Photographers: Jordan Tovin in Conversation with Kevin Cook - LENSCRATCH

Every August we ask the previous Top 25 Lenscratch Student Prize Winners to interview a hero or a mentor, offering an opportunity for conversation and connection. Today Jordan Tovin and Kevin Cook are...

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Street Photographer Travels Across 40 Cities Inspired by the American Blues

His photographs express the improvisation of chance encounters

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The Great Escape: Street Photography as Visual Haiku - Photographs by Bouwe Brouwer | Text by Magali Duzant | LensCulture

Embarking on a poetic drift through his older work, Bouwe Brouwer builds a conversation between photographs from different corners of his archive that come together around the theme of ‘escape

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Andre D. Wagner’s Eye for the Photo-Ready

The photographer Andre D. Wagner knows the special alchemy that can happen when you point a camera at a Black person on the street.

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Photographing the Radical Change of 1960s and 70s America

This deeply personal project—Rebels with a Cause—is a photographic book that captures the 1960s, a formative period of American history when groups of rebels initiated a series of changes and start…

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Beyond the frame: Remembering Jerry Gay and the heart he brought to photojournalism | Westside Seattle

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I've Tested the Best Phones. But None Will Ever Replace My Camera

Commentary: As a professional photographer, phone cameras can never truly offer me what I need for my photography.

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Israeli settlers attack Palestinians and Washington Post photographer in West Bank

The settlers attacked Palestinians harvesting olives and beat Heidi Levine, a veteran photojournalist. Witnesses said Israeli soldiers did nothing to halt the violence.

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Genre-Defining Robert Capa Photo Book Gets Reissue

'Death in the Making' was first published in 1938.

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Leica Hall of Fame Award 2026 - Graciela Iturbide

YouTube video by Leica Camera

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The faces of 1980s London | Collater.al

Between 1978 and 1987, Derek Ridgers photographs the young people he meets on the streets and in the nightclubs of London.

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Guggenheim 2026: Samantha Appleton - LENSCRATCH

Over the next few months, we are featuring the work of many of the 2026 Guggenheim Fellows as a way to celebrate their achievements and understand legacies and projects that have brought them this tre...

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Down by the Hudson — Making the Photographs - Photographs and book by Caleb Stein | Interview by Daniel Wolff | LensCulture

In conversation beside the creek he photographed for more than a decade, Caleb Stein reflects on trust, masculinity, community, and the rewards of looking closely at one place over time

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John Baer: The Extraordinary Ordinary: A Memoir in Photographs, 1945–1954 - LENSCRATCH

John Baer: The Extraordinary Ordinary, A Memoir in Photographs, 1945–1954, edited by Andrew Baer and Megan Moynihan, and published by the John Baer Archive and Paper Cinema Editions, is the definition...

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Ian Berry obituary

Photojournalist whose arresting images captured human disaster from Vietnam to Aberfan, and most notably in apartheid South Africa

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Announcing the 2026 PhotoBook Awards Shortlist

Here are the 35 shortlisted titles for the Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards, which celebrate this year’s achievements by publishers and artists.

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15 Defining Photos From the Student Protests in France

Painted signs and trash bins have become a visual lexicon of resistance as protesters call for educational reform and an immediate end to police violence.

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The Three Eye-Opening Winners of the 2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Awards

Photographers shape the world.

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Renowned Mexican Photographer Graciela Iturbide Is the 15th Member of the Leica Hall of Fame

A prolific and highly accomplished photographer.

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Contemporary Dutch Photography and the Work of Curating Quickscan 3 - Photographs by various artists | Interview with Ruben Lundgren by Erik Vroons | LensCulture

Ruben Lundgren explores his journey between the two practices of photography and curating—from his career in China to his first show as Senior Curator of the Nederlands Fotomuseum highlighting the pho...

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Cry to the Angels - Photographs by Avery Norman | Text by Marigold Warner | LensCulture

In search of a feeling of youth she encountered online, Avery Norman constructs an imaginary girlhood informed by a combination of cultural iconography, Internet nostalgia, and personal memory

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Guggenheim 2026: Chris Aluka Berry - LENSCRATCH

Over the next few months, we are featuring the work of many of the 2026 Guggenheim Fellows as a way to celebrate their achievements and understand legacies and projects that have brought them this tre...

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The Sister With The Photos — duckrabbit

Editors note: Buku Sarkar is a woman from India, and a writer & photographer. This is the story of an...

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The ‘Forever War’ in Afghanistan: 25 Years in Pictures

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The Quiet Rise - Photographs by Ashkan Shabani | Text by Magali Duzant | LensCulture

Turning the lens on his adopted country, Ashkan Shabani embarks on a long-term investigation into the rise and normalization of far-right extremism in Germany

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The Last Butterflies - Photographs by Valentina Sinis | Text by Marigold Warner | LensCulture

Inside the secret cave settlements of the all-female Kurdish fighters of the Women’s Protection Forces (HPJ), solidarity, care and daily ritual sit alongside the stark reality of revolution

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Photography Made Me a Mother to My Son - Photographs by Blagovesta Semkova | Interview by Boryana Pandova | LensCulture

Uncompromising, fiercely independent, and deeply personal, Blagovesta Semkova’s photography transforms a lifetime of adversity into images of remarkable emotional power

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