Walter Iooss’ Montauk: Ditch Plains, 8:15 p.m.

. Got this photo from Walter Iooss yesterday morning. He’d taken it the night before, at Ditch Plains Beach. . . See more: Walter Iooss’ Montauk. . .

Portfolio: “Tokyo” by Michael Wirth

. In December 2010, Michael Wirth spent a week in Tokyo, observing the city through his camera. “I went on my own, and the first few days were quite lonely,” he recalls. “Sometimes it felt as though doors were closed to me. People were polite and helpful, and I always felt safe, but there are [...]

Walter Iooss’ Montauk: June 29, 6:30 p.m.

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Photographs and paintings by Erik Madigan Heck, inspired by designer Felicity Brown

Erik Madigan Heck has published an online artist book of his work, but it’s not strictly photographic. Felicity Brown and the End of Spring comprises studio and landscape images, along with works on paper that he made by applying oil paint onto his photos. The book is inspired by the spring/summer collection of British designer [...]

Martin Sigal’s extraordinary photographs of Argentina

I’ve never been to Argentina, but Martin Sigal‘s photographs make me want to book a flight there immediately, if not sooner. The images below are selections from a worldwide tourism campaign Martin shot that just came out. The tagline: “Argentina beats to your rhythm.” “We went from the very south of Argentina, which is Ushuaia, [...]

Walter Iooss’ Montauk: The dawn of a perfect day

Joerg Colberg interviews Nadav Kander

. Joerg Colberg, who writes the blog Conscientious, recently interviewed Nadav Kander about his Prix Pictet–winning Yangtze project, a conversation that led the two into a discussion on the nuances that distinguish documentary work from art and the affinity between Nadav’s portraiture and his landscapes. Here’s an excerpt: . JC: If a lot of the [...]

Personal work: Michael Wirth’s Shanghai

. Michael Wirth made his reputation as a beauty photographer, shooting for clients like Clairol, L’Oreal, Clarins Paris, and Nivea. But his passion for his art is more than skin deep. With “Shanghai,” he returns to what he describes as the basics of photography, immersing himself in a place and reporting on it with his [...]

Spotlight: Fulvio Bonavia

. Fulvio Bonavia started out as a graphic designer and illustrator of film posters, and this artistic sensibility has no doubt contributed to his success as an advertising and editorial photographer both in his native Italy and worldwide. His work—which has been honored by Communication Arts, PDN, the Italian Art Directors Club, and the IPA, [...]

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