Life after death
What happens to a magazine when it dies?
What happens to a magazine when it dies?
A famous painting, from a mass-produced photo, is an object lesson in the cultural distance between artist and subject.
Of all the consumer applications for artificial intelligence, proponents have focused their efforts on photography first. Results: mixed.
Vietnam, Kodachrome, and slideshows to reconcile old trauma.
An abandoned darkroom reveals 200 glass plate negatives of a lost era.
The world’s largest photographic commission was the work of an economist.
Record history in 36 simple steps.
Ron Haviv develops 200 rolls of forgotten film.
30,000 photographs recovered from a NYPD basement document the shadowlands of New York crime.
Jules Decrauzat bent time to his will.
Retired Magnum photographer Ken Heyman rediscovers the hipshot.
Life after death in a boneyard of planes.
Joseph Stalin figured out how to retouch history, without Photoshop.
Rich Vogel isn’t a photographer, but he may be responsible for the finest piece of photojournalism, ever.
An archive search reveals a missing chapter of British visual history.
Confiscated pictures reveal the devastation of Nagasaki.
...another man’s treasure
A forgotten child, and a social reminder
Lost images of a doomed expedition
And why is she dressed like a dude?
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