Robert Darch talks us through his stark images of the UK that revisit claustrophobic small towns and reveal his fears for young people’s futures ‘I feel for this generation’: Welcome to Brexit island – in pictures
A selection of photographs from Jasper, made in the Ozark Mountains, inspired by the poet and land surveyor, Frank Stanford. Jasper
From dancing pensioners to a mass baptism in the Thames, a new book collects seven decades of British documentary photography ‘Photography starts at home’: the story of postwar Britain – in pictures
From 2001 to 2021, Nigeria lost 1.14 million hectares of forest, equivalent to a 11% decrease in tree cover and equal to 587 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, according to Global Forest Watch, a platform that provides data and monitors forests. Cutting down trees for logging, opening up farmland or to feed energy demand …
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I’ve always been drawn to photography because of its inability to tell the full story…It remains unresolved. (Gregory Crewdson) The experience of epiphany is paradoxical: both fleeting, like a bolt of lightning, and transcendent, with the power to alter the course of an entire lifetime. THE VISIONARY ART OF GREGORY CREWDSON
Danila Tkachenko (b. 1989) is a Russian visual artist, specializing in the field of documentary photography. He is known for winning the World Press Photo prize for his series Escape. This is how hermits live in the Russian wilderness
Découvrez ces photos silencieuses et enneigées de bâtiments abandonnés en Europe de l’Est. Alors que la société s’efforce de réaliser des progrès technologiques constants, le projet lancé en 2016 de Danila Tkachenko explore les rêves oubliés et incomplets du passé en ex-URSS. Danila Tkachenko photographie l’échec de l’utopie soviétique
Much of the Netherlands is a low marsh formed by the deltas of the Rhine and Maas rivers. A third of the country was at one point below sea level, it has since been reclaimed with dikes and drained through pumps run by windmills. https://ift.tt/WAXB3s9
Principalement connu pour ses voyages à travers l’Alaska — où il est installé depuis 15 ans —, et son travail autour de la glace et de son évolution, le photographe Ryota Kajita a réalisé en 2015 une série radicalement différente, intitulée Fuzei (風情). Le “fuzei”, ce sentiment si japonais