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Nicolas Silberfaden

Paris based, and born 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I have spent more than 10 years living and working in the US. In 2007 I graduated from the International Center… Read More
January 21, 2019
by Jennifer Timmer Trail
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Thomas Locke Hobbs

Thomas Locke Hobbs studied at the Talleres de Estética Fotográfica led by Eduardo Gil in Buenos Aires between 2009 and 2011. In 2015 he received an MFA from Arizona State… Read More
January 20, 2019
by Jennifer Timmer Trail
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Rachel Jessen

Rachel Jessen, is a documentary photographer and experimental filmmaker based in Durham, NC. Born and raised in the great state of Iowa, she holds a B.A. from the University of… Read More
January 19, 2019
by Kayla Story
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Sarah Malakoff

Sarah Malakoff, has had solo exhibitions at Camerawork Gallery, Portland, Oregon, The Garner Center for Photography and Miller Yezerski Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts, The Vermont Center for Photography, Brattleboro, Vermont, the… Read More
January 18, 2019
by Kayla Story
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Jin Lee

Jin Lee is a Chicago-based photographer whose project centers on forming a deeper relationship to places through close examination of their landscapes. She has received the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship… Read More
January 17, 2019
by Porter McLeod
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In Conversation: Dorie Hagler on her photo project ‘me&EVE’

Dorie Hagler is a documentary photographer and social justice activist, whose work has appeared in The New York Times, NYMAG, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, Glamour, People, The San Francisco Chronicle, Chicago… Read More
January 17, 2019
by Julia Wilson
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Rachael Cavaiuolo

Rachael was born in New Haven, Connecticut and received her BFA from the Hartford Art School in 2013. She lived in New York City for a year and interned at… Read More
January 16, 2019
by Porter McLeod
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Anna Leigh Clem

Anna Leigh Clem is an artist working with photography and other mediums to explore and portray her unconscious ruminations. Compelled by the secret worlds inherent in memories, dreams, and childhood,… Read More
January 15, 2019
by Jasmine Clarke
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Found Polaroid #15

The air was hot, and the idea of moving was simply frightening. There was nothing he could do to stop sweating. He pictured himself standing up, walking to the kitchen,… Read More
January 15, 2019
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  • Hi. I’m Gideon Jacobs (@GideonsByeBull). I’m not a photographer. I was Creative Director at @MagnumPhotos for a while. Now I’m a writer, often about or with photography. I recently wrote a piece for @LAReviewOfBooks titled “Photo Synthesis: Authoring Our Lives in the Age of Instagram.” (See some clips here.) It’s about my belief that we have, somewhat recently, crossed an invisible threshold, where the medium has gone from being primarily a means of recording reality to a force that informs it. Link in the @AintBad story. Throw in your two cents on the subject in the comments if you feel so inclined.
  • Hi. I’m Gideon Jacobs (@GideonsByeBull). I’m not a photographer. I was Creative Director at @MagnumPhotos for a while. Now I’m a writer. William Eggleston has said that photography has “nothing to do with words,” and, of course, old Bill is right. Good photographs, especially Eggleston's, need no explication and might actually be best appreciated if you can momentarily turn that part of your brain off. But just because the mediums function on different planes doesn’t mean they inherently undermine each other. And just because they’re going after IT from different angles doesn’t mean they’re not going after the same damn thing. For the next few days, I’m going to share some projects that contain words of mine and pictures of others — either photographers I’ve collaborated with or written about. // First, a few of the series of short essays I wrote for @David.Rothenberg’s book w/ @RomanNvmerals.
  • Nicolas Silberfaden (@nicosilberfaden) photographed a woman at the San Pedro flower market and then spent the next two weeks looking for her. See an excerpt from 'Camila San Pedro' on the site today!
  • Hi. I’m Gideon Jacobs (@GideonsByeBull). I’m not a photographer. I was Creative Director at @MagnumPhotos for a while. Now I’m a writer. William Eggleston has said that photography has “nothing to do with words,” and, of course, old Bill is right. Good photographs, especially Eggleston's, need no explication and might actually be best appreciated if you can momentarily turn that part of your brain off. But just because the mediums function on different planes doesn’t mean they inherently undermine each other. And just because they’re going after IT from different angles doesn’t mean they’re not going after the same damn thing. For the next few days, I’m going to share some projects that contain words of mine and pictures of others — either photographers I’ve collaborated with or written about. // First, I’m gonna share one of the series of short essays I wrote for @David.Rothenberg’s book w/ @RomanNvmerals.
  • Thomas Locke Hobbs (@tommylockehobbs) explores human alternations to the South American landscape in his series 'Mountain Fields like Stairways of Stone'– up on the site today!
  • Wrestling is something we hardly associate with being female, let alone being a young female. Check out Rachel Jessen's (@rcjessen) work for Issue No. 13 Top 100 that looks at girls who are redefining those cultural associations to wrestling in addition to what it means to be a girl in sport.

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