Photography

Richard Ross|Gallery

No Place Like Home

Image from photographer Richard Ross's latest project, "Suitable Placement: Juvenile Justice in America"

Teun Voeten|Gallery

Under Cover

Teun Voeten photograph of Kabul, Afghanistan, 2007. The situation for widows in Afghanistan is desperate...

Teun Voeten|Gallery

Hell in a Horse Cart

Photo of coal merchant in Shanxi Province, China, by Teun Voeten.

Jason Orton|Gallery

Going Coastal

Photo of Holliwell Point, Essex County, England by Jason Orton.

Mark Lamster|Baseball

Ballparks Redux

Metropolis has posted a slideshow of the outtake photographs by Sean Hemmerle for my story on New York's ballparks.

Owen Edwards|Essays

Remembering Julius Shulman

Looking back on an afternoon of chocolate, pastrami, and Scotch with modern architecture's iconic photographer.

Mark Lamster|Essays

The Photographs of Sze Tsung Leong

A few weeks ago I had the great pleasure of touring Antwerp with the photographer Sze Tsung Leong, who was there working on an ongoing project documenting cityscapes.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Ezra & Julius

Julius Shulman and Ezra Stoller were the alfa and omega of American architectural photography.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Sex or Biking?

A set of Tour de France photographs by Brent Humphreys indicates the short visual distance between agony and ecstasy.

Adam Harrison Levy|Slideshows

Cars R Us

Woman waiting to proceed south at Sunset and Highland boulevards, LA, at approximately 11:59 a.m. one day in February 1997, photo by Andrew BushSeen in the light of the near terminal collapse of the automobile industry, made especially …

Mark Lamster|Essays

European Holiday

I'm off to the Continent, which is a good excuse to dip into the family photo archive for a few reminders of a time when European travel was a bit more of a novelty.

Ars Libri Ltd|Collections

Walter Dexel Collection

A remarkable collection of the graphic design of the German Constructivist artist and typographer Walter Dexel (1890-1973) comes from the library of  Ars Libri.  Numbering some 85 items, the collection focuses on Dexel’s finest …