Portrait / Interview
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Exclusive Interview: Steve McCurry
Steve McCurry has been one of the most accomplished photographers for the past forty years, telling…
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Interview: Chloé Jafé “I felt a sense of urgency to carry out this project”
Chloé Jafé spent seven years immersed in the world of the Japanese mafia, photographing yakuza women:…
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Exclusive Interview: Paulo Monteiro, In Search of the Azores’ Soul
Interview Paulo Monteiro, Portugese photographer. In the middle of the Atlantic, the Azores seem to exist…
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Portrait: Miles Aldridge, Beauty Can Be a Trap
A camera that had photographed the Beatles. His father, Alan Aldridge, was one of the most…
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Portrait: Richard Avedon, the Confessor in White
Richard Avedon was born in New York in 1923, into a family already fluent in image.…
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Portrait: Kourtney Roy, Patron Saint of the Depraved and Downtrodden
Kourtney Roy was born in North Bay, Ontario, into a family of truck drivers and loggers.…
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Portrait: Rahim Fortune, Flour, Salt, Water, and a Camera
Rahim Fortune didn’t go to photography school. He skated. He played in bands. He hung around.…
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Portrait: Aga Łuczakowska, the Photographer Who Came Back from Afar
Aga Łuczakowska. She had just finished a masterclass in Italy with Stanley Greene — one of…
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Portrait: August Sander, the Man Who Wanted to Photograph the German People
Around 1911, Sander began sketching an idea that had no precedent in the history of photography:…
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Portrait: Irving Penn, or the Discipline of Looking
When we think of Irving Penn, we often think of Vogue, of fashion, of elegance. That’s…