Levee"Amongst the unstoppable changing world, the chaos, the growth, the loss, the laughter, and tears there came to a point where I couldn't breathe. I felt as though I was drowning. I went out to the levee on the Mississippi River by my mother's house and walked with my camera. That was when I began to see the world around me in a different way. I have looked through a camera most of my life but now I could see a quietness, a slowness to the point of

and incomparable obsession with how photographic images render and connect us to the world

her body depicted beyond the boundaries of Weston’s original fragmentation

religious traditions

600 rolls of 35mm film to image-makers in 18 cities to respond to the prompt

Billet and Kline capture a remarkable range of subjects and scenes – cowboys riding horses

but as a collective experience

sculptural interventions

I had no consciousness of myself – but a strong desire to have some – and no knowledge of the use of the photographic medium

He often pairs his b/w portraits with informal interviews

a grooved hand echoing the natural formation of rocks—all bit parts in the narrative

000+ prints) into a series of single-theme catalogues

The Uncanny by Belgian-Congolese photographer Léonard Pongo is a visual interpretation of his experiences in the Democratic Republic of Congo