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A vibrant underwater scene featuring artificial, multi-colored corals and anemones arranged on a dark rock formation over a bed of light-colored gravel.
Zed Nelson photographs shock us all into seeing just how twisted our bond with nature has become

By Tom May Published

Six years, 14 countries and one big observation: as we destroy the natural world, we're replacing it with a very convincing illusion

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Marilyn Monroe, Ballerina Sitting, 1954, by Milton H. Greene, Milton H. Greene © MHG Collective, LLC.
Unseen photographs of Marilyn Monroe captured weeks before her death set for display in honor of icon’s 100th birthday

By Mike Harris Published

News ‘Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait’ explores cultural icon’s career from model, Norma Jeane, to movie-star Marilyn Monroe, while exploring how she shaped her enduring image and revealing unseen photographs captured weeks before her untimely death

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Exterior shot of the Leica factory in Wetzlar, Germany
50 images for 50 years: Leica to celebrate half a century of "photographic excellence”

By Alan Palazon Published

News The camera manufacturer will host the 50th anniversary of Leica Galleries at its headquarters in Wetzlar, Germany, this summer

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A young girl stands defiantly atop a tall pedestal of stacked blocks in the middle of a barren desert.
How do you photograph the end of the world? Nick Brandt stages the unthinkable

By Tom May Published

News The British photographer's cleverly staged climate shots involved months of planning, rigging and collaboration.

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Don McCullin’s face is partially hidden as he blends into a dense, atmospheric arrangement of historical stone busts and sculptures.
The photograph Don McCullin never showed Britain: his only self-portrait, hidden among Roman statues

By Tom May Published

News This 1963 image seems strangely prophetic.

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Two framed images from Lee Miller Archives
Intimate Lee Miller photo exhibition helps to preserve the legendary photographer’s work and home

By Mike Harris Published

News Lee Miller: Performance of a Lifetime showcases works from 1929 to the end of the Second World War

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Doja Cat in a structured orange gown poses next to a dark, ornate horse statue within a stylized architectural space featuring yellow and orange archways.
Why David LaChapelle's crazy-complicated photos are the ideal antidote to Instagram

By Tom May Published

News In an age of spontaneous snaps, this retrospective reveals the work behind portraiture's most OTT images.

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Three men in flat caps and heavy coats stand behind a low stone wall, appearing to examine or converse over a row of fluffy white sheep.
His color photos made him famous – but these early black-and-white images prove that Martin Parr was always a master

By Tom May Published

News A new exhibition shows an early glimpse of the genius that built the master photographer's reputation

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A close-up, joyful portrait of a person with a shaved head laughing broadly, with red liquid resembling blood smeared across their nose, lips, and teeth.
Meet the youthful, often shocking future of fine art photography at Circulation(s) 2026

By Tom May Published

News 26 photographers from 15 countries showcase work in Paris exploring identity, memory and social issues

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Two women stand side-by-side against a pebbled wall, each leaning on a shopping cart overflowing with white and blue plastic grocery bags.
How Martin Parr spent five decades photographing the climate crisis – without even realizing

By Tom May Published

NEWS A new Paris retrospective reinterprets the late photographer's work as environmental unravelling

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