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‘What kept me focused on this work was not a love of battle and adventure, and not a quest for truth and understanding. . . . It was the lies that I found so riveting.’

The Washington Post

on NatGeo: MASS TOURISM IN MALLORCA AFFECTED BY COVID-19

As the Spanish island begins to welcome back tourists after the pandemic, some locals are looking for more sustainable avenues of income. For National Geographic , Pep Bonet documented his hometown impacted by the current reduction in tourists. “The beauty of Mallorca is now in front of us,” says Pep Bonet ,..

Fellow . Magnum Foundation Global Covid-19 Projects Grant

We’re pleased to announce new projects by our 2020 grantees documenting the impact of the global health crisis from inside their communities. In a series of reports produced with support from the Henry Luce Foundation , this international group of visual storytellers provide a window into the distinct challenges and experiences they..

Hong Kong Upheavel

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Interviews Media Newsclipping Personal Tear sheets

Past interviews or reportage of my exhibitions from various printed media. Please click to enlarge.

For this photographer, ‘self-portraits were a way to have fun and forget … the craziness happening around us’

The Washington Post

Wearing a Mask During Workouts Really Isn’t So Bad

José A. Alvarado Jr.

Exercising during the pandemic has been challenging for many of us. Gyms have closed or limited occupancy, as have parks, pools, pathways and other recreational facilities. If trails are open, they often are jammed, making it difficult to socially distance while we hike, stroll, ride, jog or otherwise work out. Photographed for The New York Times..

" Tango, the impossible hug" with the support of the Emergency Fund for jounalists by National Geographic Society

Anita Pouchard Serra

I'm happy to share the work in progress made in Buenos Aires, Argentina and the impact of the pandemic on the tango dance and community. A project made thanks to the support of tjhe Emergency Fund by National Geographic Society The Impossible hug - Anita Pouchard Serra Photography TANGO, an impossible hug COVID 19 impacted one of..

on The Washington Post: The loss of a father: A photographer grapples with the legacy of Alzheimer’s disease

Shamsazaran is this year’s recipient of the Bob and Diane Fund , a grant to support work that increases the understanding of the disease and inspires research to end it. His images chronicle the last years of his father’s life and struggle with Alzheimer's disease before his death in early 2020. Thank you, Olivier Laurent,..

‘I feel as if I am in the studio of a genius’: A photographer’s 30-year record of dreamlike icescapes and hues in Antarctica

The Washington Post

Perspective | ‘I feel as if I am in the studio of a genius’: A photographer’s 30-year record of dreamlike icescapes and hues in Antarctica Photographer Ira Meyer has been visiting Antarctica since 1991, drawn back by the beauty of the icy continent.

Photobook Journal reviews Rick Schatzberg's THE BOYS

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403 Forbidd Rick Schatzberg – THE BOYS Review by Gerhard Clausing • Ah, the vagaries of time … and yet, in all of that there is something of enduring value – friendship, the comfort of having kindred spirits. Rick Schatzberg and a…

On The Washington Post: This DC Press Helps Diverse Young Writers Express Themselves "From A Place Of Power"

Scout Film Festival

This D.C. press helps diverse young writers express themselves âfrom a place of powerâ Shout Mouse Press strives to provide âa more robust story of the Black Lives Matter movement.â

Royal Visit to Germany, National Day of Mourning

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Banana Day

Terra Fondriest

Banana Day at Hudson’s — THE BITTER SOUTHERNER Every Wednesday is Banana Day at Hudson's Supermarket in Harrison, Arkansas. Its 100th anniversary is this fall.

RIVER

Business Community Documentary Editorial Environment European river Family Freedom Historical Industrial Inland navigation Joy Lifestyle Media Photography Photojournalism Portraiture River people Water

Since 1989, I portret the life on the river. Is also my roots, for me a river is my Familie history.I hear and see al the stories of my family, when I see a river, WW I and WW II and many stories before during and after.I portrayed it during 1989 /1994 and 2002/2009.

on MOMA Magazine: New Photography 2020: Sohrab Hura

The Visura Media Blog

New Photography 2020 Sohrab Hura The artist compares two series of photographs—made in seasons, locations, and circumstances distinct from one another—and sees their differences and their correspondences. Sohrab Hura | Magazine | MoMA The artist compares two series of photographs—made in seasons, locations, and circumstances..

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