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Levi Mandel Photographs Sleepy Pigs and Other Fantastic Things

Instead of jamming a frowning girl in front of a white wall, Levi spends his time searching for something worthwhile to photograph. Full story

Vito Fun Finally Got Around to Sending Us His SXSW Photos

SXSW is basically where New Yorkers go to pretend they are more successful than they actually are and network with other New Yorkers while draining their bank accounts and sleeping on couches. Here are some pics! Full story

VICE Loves Magnum

The Way Christopher Anderson Sees the World Is Amazing

Some of the most-talented and celebrated documentary photographers in the world are members of the Magnum photo agency. As part of an ongoing partnership with Magnum, we'll be featuring some of their photographers over the coming weeks. First up is Christopher Anderson, who has p… Full story

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Elena Geroska Knocks on Strangers' Doors and Asks to Photograph Their Houses

Elena Geroska is a young photographer from Skopje, Macedonia, who for the past four years has been living and studying in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. For her latest project, 'Traces,' Elena went around the city knocking on strangers' doors and asking them to let her photograph Full story

Theo Cottle Takes Great Photos of Rough People

Theo Cottle's photographs sure do make him seem like an English hoodrat. We're not sure that he is, but he sure does a great job of documenting the rough life of his native Bristol, UK. Full story

I Spoke to the Photographer Who Got Blown Up in Afghanistan

Giles Duley has been getting a lot of attention recently as the photographer who lost both his legs and an arm after stepping on a landmine in Kabul. But it's the work that he's been compiling for ten years that I really wanted to talk to him about. Full story

Come to the Closing Party for Ed Zipco and William Dunleavy's Photo Show Right Now!

If you live in or around NYC and didn’t attend the Armory Show this year, today is your last chance. Or if you are averse to the worst aspect of art shows (i.e., the people in attendance), skip all the bullshit and head down to the closing party for Ed Zipco and William Dunleavy’… Full story

Nick Gazin's Best of Fall 2012 Photos

Every three months or so, I pool my best photos and favorite music of the season and present them to you. Here are my best 55 photos from fall 2012, a season full of great and terrible things for me, with a nifty mix CD. Enjoy! Full story

The Polaroid Kidd Has a Photo Show in NYC Today

Train-hopping photographer Mike Brodie is an authentic, unschooled genius, and his new book is a record of his years on the road. He estimates that he's covered 50,000 miles, and his photos are documents of what Woody Guthrie used to call "hard travelin'," snapshots of living the… Full story

Photographing the Children of Romania's Communist Estates

During the communist period, housing estates were built all over Romania in an attempt to provide homes for workers. However, once the revolution came and capitalism swept in, the buildings were forgotten about and fell into disrepair. Full story

Bucharest Is a Paradise

According to legend, the capital of Romania takes its name from some guy named Bucur who was either a prince, an outlaw, a fisherman, a shepherd, or a hunter. It's hard to understand how the truth could have gotten so muddled over the years, but it doesn't matter now because Buch… Full story

Give Shane Deegan a Job

Shane Deegan is a photographer from London who thought it would be overindulgent for him to write a couple of sentences about himself and his work to go with this set of pictures. How aware of his own work is he? I don't know. But he did want me to tell you that he's available fo… Full story

Inside the Abandoned Radioactive Towns of Japan

Photographer Toshiya Watanabe's family lived in Namie, a town in the fallout zone of the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant meltdown, which is now abandoned two years later. Toshiya has gone back to document the changes, or lack thereof, that he sees in his forgotten hometown. Full story