Photography
What It's Like Photographing Wolves in Life and in Death
Photographer Marielle van Uitert has been captivated by the fearsome canines ever since she heard they were returning to the wild in Europe.
Evocative Photos of Working Class Life in Rural England
Photographer Joanne Coates takes unvarnished portraits of life as a working class woman in the countryside.
Wild Photos of an Absurdist Wrestling Show
"Two of my cameras didn't survive the event because I kept being showered in beer, fake blood, goo, and fake MDMA."
I Went to an Afghan Hound Show Where the Dogs Had Better Hair than Humans
The two-day event featured a beauty contest with some hairy good boys.
Nude and Free: Photos of 70s Hippie Counterculture
Italo Bertolasi photographed the clothing-optional life on the communes and the hippie trails after e.
How David LaChapelle Makes Everyone Look Like a God
The singular photographer takes us through shooting Kanye as Jesus, being mentored by Warhol, and what it takes to make a legendary image.
This Photo App Wants to Beat Instagram by Ditching the Awful Algorithm
Viewbug hopes to dethrone other photo apps and become a destination for daily photo contests—and 4 million users are on board.
Pom-Poms and Tears: Photos from One of Europe's Largest Majorette Contests
The shiny lamé, the big smiles, the focused looks – Amélie Canon's photos capture the essence of young girls' competitions.
What It Was Like to Witness Kabul's Fall to the Taliban
"Part of me wonders, in 10, 20, 30 years’ time, when I look back on this... Whether documenting the worst days in people's lives will be morally conscionable."
Photos of San Gennaro Festival, the Height of Italian-American Culture
What started as a celebration of a Neapolitan martyr back in the 3rd century is now a joyful celebration of an eclectic New York community.
Photos of Russia’s Saami People and the Fight to Protect their Culture
Photographer Natalya Saprunova has captured a rich and vibrant way of life that is increasingly under threat.
Photos From the Rise and Fall of the Islamic State
Lorenzo Meloni’s new photobook explores the Islamic State’s post-colonial origins, its terrifying ascendence and steep collapse.