Photographer Luke Oppenheimer’s planned four-week assignment documenting wolf-livestock conflicts in remote Kyrgyzstan evolved into a transformative four-year documentary project.
Stanley Greenberg’s 32-year photographic project documents NYC’s complex water infrastructure through 362 monochromatic images captured between 1992 and 2024.
Legendary super tusker Craig, one of the world’s most photographed African elephants, has died at 54, leaving an indelible mark on wildlife photography.
Ann Hermes documents the disappearing world of local newsrooms through photography, creating both tribute and historical record of journalism’s transformation.
At 91 years old, legendary photographer David Hurn continues shooting, proving that creative vision has no expiration date. His iconic imagery spans from James Bond to local news.
Palestinian-American photographer Maen Hammond wins prestigious $67,500 W. Eugene Smith Grant for deeply personal documentary project exploring family history.
Martin Parr revolutionized documentary photography with his satirical, color-saturated lens capturing the nuanced social landscapes of modern Britain.
Pulitzer Prize winner Neal Ulevich delivers a sharp critique of documentary ‘The Stringer,’ challenging photographic storytelling norms.
Martin Parr, legendary Magnum photographer, dies at 73, leaving behind a transformative body of work that captured the essence of modern British life.
Magnum photographer Alex Webb brings his iconic street photography style to Lavazza’s 2026 calendar, capturing the vibrant spirit of Italian life.