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Colorful patterns in landscape produced by industrial mineral extraction.

This thought-provoking aerial photography documents humanity’s insatiable appetite for natural resources

By Alan Palazon published

News Renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky will exhibit his latest eye-opening aerial documentation of natural resource mining in Western Australia and the permanent scars created

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Black-and-white photo of a woman pushing a stroller past children playing with balls on a cobblestone street in a residential neighborhood

What iconic fashion photography looked like behind the Berlin Wall in '70s and '80s East Germany

By Kim Bunermann published

News Published in Sibylle – the "Vogue of the East" – Ute Mahler's fashion photography shows how fashion looked in everyday life in the GDR

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Woman wearing hair curlers.

30 years of Rosalind Fox Solomon’s “unapologetic” depictions of suffering, survival and struggle on display at Photo London

By Alan Palazon published

News “Psychologically dense” portraits crafted over three decades by the late photographer are currently being exhibited

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A woman stood in an open-top red car posing.

Helmut Newton made cars look as good as models. Now his work will be exhibited at a prestigious Italian automotive festival

By Alan Palazon published

News Luxurious cars helped define Helmut Newton’s fashion photography. Now, for the first time, an exhibition of his automotive-focused work is coming

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A tight crop of a smiling young dancer's face and throat, her red lips and gap-toothed grin set above a spectacular orange costume collar encrusted with large iridescent crystal gems.

Britain in full color: why photographer Sophie Green refuses to make her subjects look grey

By Tom May published

NEWS Championed by the late Martin Parr and 11 years in the making, Tangerine Dreams is a vivid love letter to overlooked communities

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Arches of a building.

Forget digital RGB, this little-known historic photography technique created golden images

By Alan Palazon published

News A New York art gallery is exhibiting a collection of luxurious golden prints developed using a historic artistic technique known as orotone

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A dog jumping in the air. All four legs are off the ground.

A photographer lost his beloved rescue dog. His new series is giving rescued pups the "chance to fly"

By Alan Palazon published

News A renowned dog photographer is celebrating our beloved four-legged friends and promoting rescue dog adoption with an exhibition at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

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Reflections of people in water on a beach.

Everything about this photographer’s process is unique: from gold and silver works of art to immersive exhibitions and books

By Alan Palazon published

News Sandra Cattaneo Adorno infuses metallic inks into her photography and prints immersive 3D books – and her next exhibition is coming up

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Left photo: A shirtless construction worker grins as he clings with easy confidence to a giant iron hook and pulley high above the Empire State Building construction site.Right photo: A woman leans exhausted against a bearded man in the front seat of a worn car, while two young children stare directly and blankly into the camera from the back.

A century of American photography in one afternoon: this rare exhibition will be greater than the sum of its parts

By Tom May published

News Bringing together more than 100 images, 38 photographers and hundred years of cities in motion, Dulwich Picture Gallery's landmark show opens this July

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Left: Black and white portrait of a shirtless Andre 3000 wearing a large fur hat, leaning on one arm and looking over his shoulder at the camera. Right: Black and white studio portrait of three members of Public Enemy wearing baseball caps and sportswear, posed close together against a grey background.

Rebels & icons: why Janette Beckman didn't wait for permission to photograph music history

By Tom May published

The British photographer spent four decades pointing her camera at the future. A new Seattle retrospective proves the best photographs aren't taken, they're anticipated.

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