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From the Great Depression to Japanese-American internment, Dorothea Lange's camera bore witness to some of the darkest moments in US history
NEWS A forthcoming retrospective celebrates one of the most morally urgent photographers of the 20th century
James Ravilious and Chris Chapman spent 50 years photographing farms, weddings and village halls in the same corner of rural England – yet neither ever saw the other as competition
Their work highlights how great documentary photography comes from patience, trust and staying in one place
This new gothic-themed exhibition has a lot to teach photographers about making the ordinary feel unsettling
NEWS Featuring work by Martin Parr, Don McCullin and Jo Spence, 'Dark Tales' highlights how documentary work can make the everyday feel gothic, without ever staging a scare
This gorgeous photo of a polar bear bounding across the ice offers a masterclass in deciding whether to shoot in color or black-and-white
NEWS Sue Flood and Ian Dawson's new exhibition, Midnight Sun, follows a logic that every photographer should study
Two decades after the photographer's death, this new exhibition of Bob Carlos Clarke's photos shows why his most confrontational images were never accidents, but carefully built collaborations
News An anniversary show at London's Atlas Gallery puts the process behind the provocation on full display.
How David Bailey's photos turned Mick Jagger and Michael Caine into 1960s design icons – never-before-seen contact sheets behind Box of Pin-Ups go on sale
News On sale now: 36 never-before-seen sheets from the sittings that produced one of photography's most influential portfolios
"Do not judge your subjects but be interested by them. Allow them to 'speak' through the pictures, never ever put yourself or your bias first" – Unseen images of the UK’s criminal underworld
News Celebrated photo book 'The Firm' returns to the limelight over 20 years later, with Leica Gallery London set to display unseen images from the project
Forget the gear list: Here's what a self-taught Shetland joiner, with a boat strapped to his car, can teach today's photographers about getting the shot that counts
NEWS An exhibition marking 150 years of J.D. Rattar proves the best piece of kit a photographer ever owned wasn't a camera at all
Nan Goldin has spent 50 years photographing people. But her new film work turns away from them entirely, to focus on nature and animals
News Fresh details have been revealed about her first UK show since 2002, and they're sure to raise some eyebrows
When Oliver Klink photographed rural Europe's disappearing communities, many of them looked straight down the lens. Some might see that as a problem for documentary work, but I'd argue it's actually a sign of success
NEWS The award-winning Swiss photographer's online exhibition has a lot of eye contact, and that's the thing I love most
