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A peanut seller in a cloud of steam, an old Model T among 1940s New York taxis, and haunting views of old Paris: these photos capture two great cities as they once were

By Tom May Published

A new exhibition sets postwar street scenes of New York and Paris beside the turn-of-the-century pictures that inspired them

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A punk couple stand on a train platform, the man in sunglasses and a leather vest, the woman in a denim jacket and bracelets, holding up her blonde hair
He photographed a Ramone in Queens and blues legends on a floral sofa, but this New York photographer’s real passion is everyday people

By Tom May Published

NEWS A major Bronx exhibition brings together decades of image and films by Harvey Wang, chronicler of New York’s everyday characters

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Two carnival revellers in elaborate masks, wigs and polka-dot ruffs pass the entrance of a Messika jewellery boutique, one holding a rose and a handbag
Miron Zownir made his name photographing New York's underbelly and Moscow's homeless: now he's turned his camera on Italy, and don't expect the kind of images you get in the tourist brochures

By Tom May Published

Exhibition The German-Ukrainian photographer swaps sun-drenched piazzas for fog, fences and crumbling facades

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A forgotten stash of government-issue soap, a riveted blast door and a stairwell lit by a single bulb: these photos reveal the inside of a secret Cold War bunker

By Tom May Published

news Martine Hamilton Knight images reveal where part of England would have been governed from in the event of nuclear war

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George Hurrell
Jean Harlow grins from a polar bear rug, Marlene Dietrich leans against a fluted column and Joan Crawford gazes skyward in a lace collar: these are the portraits that invented Hollywood glamour

By Tom May Published

Exhibition These vintage prints show how photographer George Hurrell turned 1930s film stars into everlasting icons.

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Behind every beautiful building is an architect with vision and aspirations. This photographer reveals the creatives who build Britain

By Alan Palazon Published

News Timothy Soar’s exhibition, Reinventing Practice, highlights the people working to reshape the built environment, revealing the personalities and optimism behind the industry's response to environmental change

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A boyfriend served up for breakfast and a forest floor burning in the shape of a deer: this new exhibition shows just how much thought goes into a staged photograph

By Tom May Published

On show These two photographers' pictures couldn't look more different, but they share one vital ingredient.

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Pink flamingo sitting on lap of man driving car.
Siena Awards Photo Festival 2026: war, human rights and humanity's relationship with nature explored as major photojournalists take stage

By Alan Palazon Published

News The Italian city of Siena once again transforms into a major contemporary photography festival with leading photojournalists including Cinzia Canneri, Pierpaolo Mittica and Jasper Doest exhibiting

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Man falling through air against a cloudy sky
Nadav Kander's photographs show us why sometimes, fog, empty sky and flat water make better pictures than a crowded frame

By Tom May Published

News With subjects ranging from Obama and David Lynch to Chernobyl and the Yangtze, Nadav Kander's photography is a masterclass in less being more

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Black and white images of two New York windows from Masao Gozu's series Windows & Bars
A family with their dog, an old woman on a fire escape, a faded Stars and Stripes – For five decades, photographer Masao Gozu walked New York's immigrant neighborhoods and pointed his camera up at people's windows

By Tom May Published

News A new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art surveys five decades of apartment buildings in the Big Apple, and whoever happened to be leaning out

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