“I can admire, but I no longer covet. Books of course are another matter; books are not acquisitions, they are necessities.”
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The Art of the Personal Project: Hugh Kretschmer – A Photo Editor
How AI Is Changing Photography – The Verge
7 Photographs That Shape the Way Dawoud Bay Thinks – Artnet
How Photographers Fought Through the Tough Times – PDN
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez Knocks Down the House – Rolling Stone
How Female Directors Broke Out of ‘Movie Jail’ – Guardian
The Unsung Doyen of New York Photography – The Economist
Shooting an Intimate Boudoir Session with Two Grooms – Rangefinder
Shooting a Sundance Doc on 16mm in Just Three Weeks – No Film School
10 Books to Nourish Your Creative Soul This Month – My Modern Met
The New Film Photography – Positive
David Crosby Goes Deep – IndieWire
Latin American Dreams – CFYE
Photographing the Painted Bomber Jackets of WWII – Pixsy
We Freed Ourselves from Documentary Ethics – Filmmaker
Photographing American Identity & Anxiety in Trump Era – Ignant
How NASA Used Art to Shape Our Vision of the Future – Artsy
POTD: There’s No Lonely Like City Lonely
TECH: Panasonic’s New Pair of Pro Cameras | Metallic Inkjet!
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The New York Times’s decision to publish, and then quickly pull down, graphic images of a terrorist attack in Nairobi sparked a discussion of the use of violent images. On the Media talks to Vox’s visuals editor about why the images touched a nerve.
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